Join Our Team
Apply now to be a part of Cary’s Circle
Join our team where caregiving is more than a job—it’s about building genuine, respectful relationships that matter.
Do you highly value consistency, professionalism, and maintaining the highest standards of care?
Are you prepared and motivated to earn a more competitive hourly rate or a better live-in wage?
Our clients are selective and want only the highest quality candidates. We carefully match caregivers and nurses with families by thoroughly understanding their unique and specific needs and personality traits. Additionally, we take into account your personal interests and professional skills to connect you with families we genuinely believe will be an excellent fit.
Ultimately, the client is the employer and makes the final hiring decision after reviewing biography and conducting interviews.
Our caregivers and nurses are employed directly by the client or their family, ensuring a personal and trusted connection.
Registration with our service is completely free of charge
You receive 100% of the rate you negotiate
There is no requirement to be exclusively registered with our agency
Feel free to call us anytime to learn more about how we can assist you
Join Cary’s Circle Registry as a Caregiver, Companion, Private Duty Nurse, or Therapist!
Become an integral and valued part of our close-knit Circle of Care.
Questions about joining our registry?
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1099 Caregivers: We do require all caregivers working as independent contractors to carry both Workers’ Compensation insurance and Professional Liability insurance to stay active on our registry.
W-2 Caregivers: You are not required to carry your own workers' compensation or liability insurance. The household employer must provide workers' compensation in Maryland if you earn $1,000+ per calendar quarter, typically through their homeowners insurance or a standalone policy. They may also have liability coverage.
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Cary’s Circle requires that 1099 independent contractors/caregivers carry liability insurance to work in Maryland households. If you need to acquire or update your liability insurance, contact CM&F Group or CPH Insurance.
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Cary’s Circle recommends that you update your workers’ compensation/occupational accident insurance before working as a 1099 caregiver in a Maryland household. Here is a link to TFG Insurance, which is the leading and affordable insurer in the caregiving industry.