Caregiver Jobs in Vallejo, CA

Vallejo has two general hospitals, Kaiser Foundation Hospital and Rehab Center on Sereno Drive and Sutter Solano Medical Center on Hospital Drive, and a patient who goes home from either one may need a few weeks of help with washing, cooking and rides back to the clinic. Other requests come from long-term clients: the ACS counts 4,476 Vallejo households made up of someone 65 or older living alone. Families post with ZIP codes 94589, 94590 and 94591, and those requests show up above.

Spell out in your profile how you get around. In 6.7% of Vallejo households nobody owns a car, and a client without one may need a caregiver who can drive, or who knows the SolTrans routes from the Vallejo Transit Center on Sacramento Street. If you speak another language, list it in the first line. More Vallejo residents speak another language at home than in the county overall: 39.6% of those five and older, against 31.5% countywide; 19.9% speak Spanish, 22.7% of residents identify as Asian alone, and 28.7% were born in another country (ACS 2020–2024).

No license is needed to work directly for a Vallejo household on non-medical tasks. With an employer that is a licensed home care agency, the agency has to register its aides with the state ($35), and independents can register by choice. IHSS enrollment for Vallejo providers is handled in Fairfield, at the county offices on Beck Avenue: online registration, an in-person orientation, a background check and the enrollment documents; call 707-784-8753 with questions. The Public Authority registry, 707-784-8200, asks for two work references and a car. Skilled nursing and hospital jobs, including at the two Vallejo hospitals, need CDPH nursing assistant certification. As a caregiver, the law makes you a mandated reporter; call Solano APS on 707-784-8259, extension 2, or 800-850-0012 after hours. The Solano IHSS guide and the statewide rules guide go step by step.