Overnight caregiver jobs

Night shifts are the hours families struggle to cover — which makes a reliable overnight caregiver one of the most sought-after people in care.

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Kalvri for caregivers, at a glance

Cost to you
Nothing. Caregivers never pay: not to apply, not to match, not to talk to a family.
Commission
None. Kalvri takes no cut of your rate.
Who pays you
The family, directly, at the rate you agree together.
Your hours
You set them. Families who need other hours, or work you won't do, aren't brought to you.
To join
A free application, about 15 minutes. A person reads every one, and you hear back either way.
Who can apply
18 or over, able to work in the US, paid caregiving experience, and an iPhone.

Kinds of overnight work

  • Awake nights for someone who wanders or needs frequent help.
  • Sleeping nights, up when needed.
  • Newborn nights and night feeds.
  • Short runs of nights after a hospital stay.

What families need from a night caregiver

  • Help to the bathroom and back, and incontinence care.
  • Turning and repositioning, and watching for falls.
  • Calm company through confusion or restlessness.
  • A short written note in the morning on how the night went.

Hours that match

Tell Kalvri the nights you work and the hours, including shifts that end the next morning. Families who need hours you do not work are never brought to you.

How Kalvri works for caregivers

Caregivers never pay Kalvri anything. Until Kalvri opens on the App Store you apply once, and a person reads every application. In the app you tell Kalvri your hours, your rate, your skills and what you will not do, and families whose needs you meet see you, ranked by fit.

  • No fee to apply, no commission, and every conversation is free on your side. The family pays you directly, and every dollar is yours.
  • Families who need work you have said you won't do, or more than the hours or distance you set, are not put in front of you.
  • What you say you will not do is respected. Kalvri never pushes you toward work you have ruled out.
  • You talk with a family before anything is agreed, and you can review the families you work for.

Apply once, free

One application covers every kind of work you do. About fifteen minutes, a person reads it, and you hear back either way.

Suggested by compatibility — not vetted by Kalvri.

Kalvri never handles the money. You arrange that directly.

Good to know

Questions, answered plainly.

No fine-print voice here. If something matters, it belongs in normal-sized type.

Does it cost anything to find work on Kalvri?

No. Caregivers never pay: not to apply, not to match, not to talk to a family. There is no commission: the family pays you directly and Kalvri never touches the money.

How do I apply?

Until Kalvri opens on the App Store, you apply: about fifteen minutes about the work you actually do. A person reads every one, you hear back either way, and if it's a yes we send you the App Store link the day Kalvri opens.

Can I work only weekend nights?

Yes. You set the nights and the hours. Families who need other nights are not brought to you.

Should an awake night pay differently from a sleeping night?

Many caregivers charge differently for the two, because an awake night is a full shift of work. Say which you do, agree the rate for each with the family, and check your state's rules on sleep time and overtime.

Who can apply to Kalvri as a caregiver?

Anyone 18 or over who can work in the US, has an iPhone, and has been paid to do this work: companions, home health aides, CNAs, med-certified aides, nurses, nannies, babysitters and newborn care specialists. The application asks about your experience, six real situations, and two professional references.

Still wondering about something? Ask us. A real person reads every note.

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