Caregiver/CNA Full-Time Days

You're First Care

Spring, Texas

Eligibility: Dementia care

Posted Jun 25

Shift and hours: Days
Unit and setting: Home Health
License: CNA license
Term: Permanent

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License: current driver's license

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Dental insurance
Health insurance
Professional development assistance
Career development plan
Referral program
Paid training

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Disability insurance
401(k) matching
Paid time off
Opportunities for advancement
Vision insurance
Life insurance

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Weekends: Weekends required

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You're First Care

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You're First Care is a home health and personal care agency based in Spring, Texas (77379). The organization provides in-home caregiving services to individuals with physical and/or cognitive challenges, with a noted emphasis on dementia care. Staff members—including CNAs, caregivers,…

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You're First Care is seeking an experienced CNA, Caregiver, or Home Health Aide for full-time shifts days, with rotating weekends. Candidates must have at least 2 years of recent, good hands-on caregiving experience, with a strong emphasis on dementia care. The role requires the ability to commute reliably, a clean driving record, and a current driver's license with insurance. Key responsibilities include providing care for individuals with physical and/or cognitive challenges, assisting with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and monitoring health vitals, and offering companionship, emotional support, and transportation for errands or activities.

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In Spring, TX

Spring, TXFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 3% below the US average

Median rent: $1,711/mo
Household income: $88,997/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Spring, TX

NeighborhoodsSpring offers a diverse mix of suburban environments spanning established mid-century pockets, golf-centric enclaves, and expansive master-planned tracts. Buyers and renters frequently look to established subdivisions like Cypresswood and Northampton for larger lots and mature pine trees, while master-planned communities like Harmony, Spring Trails, and The Falls at Imperial Oaks attract residents wanting neighborhood pools, walking trails, and quick access to the Grand Parkway. Those seeking golf-course frontage gravitate toward Gleannloch Farms or the gated Augusta Pines, while Benders Landing and Benders Landing Estates cater to custom acreage living north toward Montgomery County. For healthcare workers, location relative to Interstate 45 and the Grand Parkway largely dictates daily transit convenience.

Spring offers a diverse mix of suburban environments spanning established mid-century pockets, golf-centric enclaves, and expansive master-planned tracts. Buyers and renters frequently look to established subdivisions like Cypresswood and Northampton for larger lots and mature pine trees, while master-planned communities like Harmony, Spring Trails, and The Falls at Imperial Oaks attract residents wanting neighborhood pools, walking trails, and quick access to the Grand Parkway.

Those seeking golf-course frontage gravitate toward Gleannloch Farms or the gated Augusta Pines, while Benders Landing and Benders Landing Estates cater to custom acreage living north toward Montgomery County. For healthcare workers, location relative to Interstate 45 and the Grand Parkway largely dictates daily transit convenience.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: newcombrealtygroup.com Source 2: youtube.com Source 3: homes.com

Getting aroundSpring is an overwhelmingly car-dependent community where public transit options are extremely limited, making a personal vehicle essential for shift work. Commuters rely primarily on three major arterial routes: Interstate 45 running north-south, the Grand Parkway (State Highway 99) running east-west, and the Hardy Toll Road providing direct access southward toward Houston. While medical facilities situated along the I-45 corridor or near The Woodlands medical center are accessible in normal conditions, rush-hour congestion on non-tolled lanes can be severe. George Bush Intercontinental Airport sits roughly fourteen miles to the southeast, offering convenient regional and international flight access.

Spring is an overwhelmingly car-dependent community where public transit options are extremely limited, making a personal vehicle essential for shift work. Commuters rely primarily on three major arterial routes: Interstate 45 running north-south, the Grand Parkway (State Highway 99) running east-west, and the Hardy Toll Road providing direct access southward toward Houston.

While medical facilities situated along the I-45 corridor or near The Woodlands medical center are accessible in normal conditions, rush-hour congestion on non-tolled lanes can be severe. George Bush Intercontinental Airport sits roughly fourteen miles to the southeast, offering convenient regional and international flight access.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: newcombrealtygroup.com Source 2: youtube.com Source 3: homes.com

OutdoorsOutdoor recreation in Spring revolves around neighborhood greenbelts, shaded trails, and community waterways framed by evergreens and crape myrtles. Spring Trails Lake offers a focal point for birdwatching, walking, and local wildlife spotting, while master-planned communities like The Falls at Imperial Oaks integrate private lakes, neighborhood parks, and swimming complexes. Golfers frequent manicured fairways at Gleannloch Farms and the Augusta Pines Golf Club, while cyclists and joggers utilize local trail connections that link subdivisions to forested creek corridors.

Outdoor recreation in Spring revolves around neighborhood greenbelts, shaded trails, and community waterways framed by evergreens and crape myrtles. Spring Trails Lake offers a focal point for birdwatching, walking, and local wildlife spotting, while master-planned communities like The Falls at Imperial Oaks integrate private lakes, neighborhood parks, and swimming complexes.

Golfers frequent manicured fairways at Gleannloch Farms and the Augusta Pines Golf Club, while cyclists and joggers utilize local trail connections that link subdivisions to forested creek corridors.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: homes.com Source 2: newcombrealtygroup.com Source 3: youtube.com

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Living in Spring

Positioned roughly twenty-five miles north of Houston, Spring offers relocating nurses a distinct blend of relaxed suburban breathing room and immediate regional connectivity. Anchored on its northern boundary by the amenities of The Woodlands and the sprawling corporate campuses along Interstate 45, Spring allows medical professionals to live in quieter, pine-shaded neighborhoods while staying within striking distance of major north-side healthcare centers. Housing ranges widely to fit diverse stages of life, from established single-family homes under mature canopies in Cypresswood to amenity-rich newer tracts in Harmony and Spring Trails. On off days, life moves at a comfortable pace: browsing the independent storefronts of Old Town Spring, dining on classic Texas barbecue and Tex-Mex, or taking advantage of paved trails around Spring Trails Lake. The tradeoffs require clear eyes. A personal vehicle is non-negotiable given absent public transit, and navigating I-45 and Grand Parkway rush-hour bottlenecks demands tactical scheduling around twelve-hour shifts. Additionally, newcomers must prepare for sweltering summer humidity, seasonal mosquitoes, and localized flood-plain awareness. For nurses seeking suburban stability with seamless highway access, Spring delivers a balanced home base.

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As of 2025Source 1: newcombrealtygroup.com Source 2: homes.com Source 3: oldtownspringshopping.com Source 4: youtube.com

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Spring, TXFrom Census ACS 2024.