Male Overnight Caregiver Needed

Helping Hearts USA LLC Murfreesboro, TN 37128, US

Male Overnight Caregiver Needed
Client-Specific Overnight Shift | 7:00 PM - 7:00 AM
Helping Hearts USA LLC
Brentwood | Green Hills | Nashville, Tennessee

Pay: $25.00 per hour
Job Type: Full-Time & Part-Time
Schedule: Overnight Shifts | 7:00 PM - 7:00 AM
Education Required: High School Diploma or Equivalent
Experience Required: Minimum 5 years

Now Hiring: Experienced Male Caregiver for Overnight Dementia Care

Helping Hearts USA LLC is seeking a professional, dependable, well-groomed, and experienced male caregiver for a client-specific overnight case. This position is ideal for someone who is calm, patient, attentive, and confident supporting clients with dementia or Alzheimer’s-related needs during overnight hours.

This is a non-medical in-home caregiving role focused on safety supervision, personal care, companionship, emotional reassurance, and maintaining a calm overnight environment.

Client Preferences

Musical background strongly preferred
Singing, choir, band, instrument experience, or comfort using music to create a calm environment is a major plus

Required for This Client

CPR certification
First Aid certification
Dementia or Alzheimer’s care experience preferred

Position Summary

As an overnight caregiver, you will help ensure the client remains safe, calm, comfortable, and supported throughout the night. You must remain alert during the full shift, provide respectful hands-on support as needed, use dementia-friendly communication techniques, and report any changes appropriately.

The ideal candidate will be able to manage:

Nighttime confusion
Restlessness
Sundowning behaviors
Anxiety
Fall prevention
Overnight personal care needs

Key Responsibilities

Overnight Safety Supervision

Remain awake, alert, and attentive throughout the entire shift
Monitor for fall risks, wandering, or unsafe behaviors
Maintain a safe and organized environment
Respond promptly to nighttime wake-ups, confusion, or restlessness
Provide reassurance and redirection as needed

Dementia and Alzheimer’s Support

Use calm, respectful, and simple communication
Redirect gently during episodes of confusion or anxiety
Support bedtime and overnight routines
Help reduce agitation and distress using de-escalation techniques
Provide a steady, reassuring presence throughout the night

Personal Care Assistance

Assist with toileting and incontinence care as needed
Support dressing, undressing, grooming, and hygiene routines
Assist with repositioning, transfers, and mobility
Protect the client’s dignity, privacy, and independence at all times

Companionship and Emotional Support

Offer calm companionship and emotional reassurance
Engage the client respectfully if awake during the night
Help reduce fear, agitation, or isolation through patient support

Music-Supported Care

Use soft, familiar, calming music when appropriate
Support relaxation during bedtime or anxious moments
Engage in simple music-based interaction if welcomed by the client
Maintain appropriate volume and timing to promote comfort and rest

Meal, Snack, and Hydration Support

Prepare light snacks if appropriate
Encourage hydration according to the care plan
Report appetite changes or swallowing concerns

Light Housekeeping Related to Care

Keep the client’s immediate environment clean, calm, and safe
Complete light laundry related to the client’s care
Clean up after snacks or personal care tasks

Documentation and Communication

Document overnight observations clearly and accurately
Report changes in mood, mobility, sleep, confusion, appetite, or safety risks
Communicate concerns promptly according to company protocol
Maintain confidentiality and professional boundaries

Transportation

Only if assigned and approved within the care plan
Must have valid driver’s license, auto insurance, and reliable transportation

Required Qualifications

Minimum 5 years of caregiving experience
Experience in home care, assisted living, memory care, or a related setting
Ability to provide personal care confidently and respectfully
Excellent attendance and punctuality
Calm demeanor, patience, and sound judgment
Professional appearance and excellent hygiene
Reliable transportation
Ability to follow directions, care plans, and documentation procedures
Must complete all onboarding requirements

Strongly Preferred

Dementia and Alzheimer’s care experience
Experience with sundowning, nighttime agitation, and redirection
Musical background or comfort using music therapeutically
Experience supporting clients with specialized overnight routines

Onboarding Requirements
Applicants must be able to provide:

Copy of high school diploma or equivalent
Valid driver’s license
Copy of birth certificate
Social Security card
Proof of auto insurance, if transportation is required

Applicants must also be able to pass:

Comprehensive background check
Drug screening
Reference verification

Background review may include a minimum of the past 15 years of history. Candidates must provide verifiable professional references confirming prior caregiving experience, reliability, and job performance.

What We Offer

Competitive pay: $25.00 per hour
Full-time and part-time opportunities
Consistent overnight scheduling
Supportive office team
Clear expectations and structured communication
Meaningful one-on-one client care
Professional and respectful work environment

How to Apply
Text or call 615-645-3999 and include:

Your full name
Male Overnight Caregiver (7 PM - 7 AM)
Your availability
A brief summary of your caregiving experience
Dementia or Alzheimer’s experience, if applicable
Your musical background, if applicable

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