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Careers

At ECAS, we seek exceptional professionals who lead with integrity, discretion, compassion, and purpose. Our team is defined by a commitment to excellence, thoughtful service, and an unwavering dedication to the individuals and families who place their trust in us. We value ambitious, driven people who hold themselves to the highest standards and bring both professionalism and humanity to every interaction.

  • Compassionate Service | Meaningful Connection | Purposeful Support

    As a Support Specialist at ECAS, you will help clients remain connected, engaged, and supported in the ways that matter most to them. From accompanying clients to restaurants, museums, shopping trips, the gym, appointments, and community outings to assisting with errands, personal shopping, and everyday needs, you will provide thoughtful, individualized support that enhances quality of life.

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    More than completing tasks, this role is about building trust. We want each client to feel known, valued, and genuinely cared for. The ideal Support Specialist is dependable, attentive, and personable. It is someone who enjoys creating meaningful connections while providing exceptional service with warmth, discretion, and professionalism.

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    What You'll Do

    • Accompany clients on social outings, recreational activities, shopping trips, appointments, and community experiences

    • Help clients stay active, engaged, and connected to the people and activities they enjoy

    • Assist with personal shopping, errands, deliveries, and other day-to-day needs

    • Provide companionship and meaningful one-on-one interaction

    • Anticipate client needs and help create comfortable, enjoyable experiences

    • Communicate thoughtfully and professionally with clients, families, and the ECAS team

    • Observe changes in a client's needs or well-being and communicate relevant concerns to the appropriate team member

    • Maintain appropriate boundaries, confidentiality, and discretion at all times

    • Provide reliable, consistent support while adapting to each client's individual preferences and routines

     

    Who We're Looking For

    • At least one year of experience supporting, assisting, or caring for older adults or individuals who may need additional support

    • Integrity, honesty, and sound judgment are essential

    • Associate degree or higher preferred, but not required

    • A warm, engaging personality and a genuine interest in building meaningful connections with clients

    • Strong communication and interpersonal skills

    • A proactive, service-oriented mindset with strong attention to detail

    • Comfort working independently and making thoughtful decisions in day-to-day situations

    • Flexibility and willingness to adapt to different clients, schedules, activities, and needs

    • A positive, willing-to-learn attitude; ECAS will provide training and guidance for the right candidate

    • The ability to maintain professionalism and discretion in private homes and personal settings

    • Reliable transportation and comfort accompanying clients throughout the community

  • Clinical Expertise | Trusted Advocacy | Exceptional Guidance

    As a Care Manager at ECAS, you will serve as a trusted advisor and advocate for individuals and families navigating complex health, aging, and care needs. Our Care Managers take a thoughtful, highly personalized approach to understanding each client's circumstances, identifying needs, coordinating services, and developing solutions that support safety, independence, dignity, and quality of life.

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    This role requires exceptional judgment, communication, and follow-through. You will work closely with clients, families, healthcare providers, community professionals, and the broader ECAS team to ensure every aspect of a client's care is thoughtfully coordinated. The ideal Care Manager combines clinical knowledge with compassion, confidence, and the ability to bring clarity and calm to complicated situations.

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    What You'll Do

    • Conduct comprehensive assessments to understand each client's health, psychosocial, environmental, and day-to-day needs

    • Develop and implement individualized care plans based on each client's goals, preferences, abilities, and circumstances

    • Coordinate medical care, home care, therapies, community services, appointments, and other resources

    • Serve as a trusted point of communication among clients, families, physicians, healthcare providers, and other professionals

    • Advocate for clients and help ensure their wishes, needs, dignity, and best interests remain at the center of decision-making

    • Attend medical appointments, care conferences, hospital or rehabilitation meetings, and other important discussions as needed

    • Monitor changes in a client's health, cognition, function, living environment, or overall well-being and respond appropriately

    • Help clients and families navigate transitions in care, including hospitalizations, rehabilitation stays, changes in living arrangements, and increased support needs

    • Provide families with clear, thoughtful guidance during complex or sensitive situations

    • Maintain timely, thorough, and professional documentation

    • Collaborate closely with ECAS Care Associates, Support Specialists, guardians, and other members of the care team

    • Develop strong relationships with healthcare providers, senior living communities, home care agencies, and other trusted community resources

    • Maintain the highest standards of confidentiality, professional boundaries, ethics, and discretion

     

    Who We're Looking For

    • 3+ years of professional experience in care management, nursing, social work, aging services, case management, or a closely related field

    • Bachelor's degree or higher in nursing, social work, gerontology, psychology, counseling, healthcare, or a related discipline preferred

    • Registered Nurse (RN), Licensed Social Worker (LSW/LCSW), or comparable professional background strongly preferred

    • Care Manager Certified (CMC), Certified Case Manager (CCM), Certified Social Work Case Manager (C-SWCM), Certified Advanced Social Work Case Manager (C-ASWCM), or another relevant professional certification preferred

    • Experience working with older adults, individuals with disabilities, individuals with cognitive impairment, or families navigating complex care needs

    • Excellent written and verbal communication skills

    • Strong clinical judgment, critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making abilities

    • Exceptional organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple clients, priorities, providers, and deadlines

    • A collaborative, team-oriented approach and willingness to communicate openly with colleagues

    • Confidence interacting with physicians, attorneys, healthcare professionals, families, facilities, and other community partners

    • A compassionate, composed presence, particularly during challenging or emotionally sensitive situations

    • Strong advocacy skills and a commitment to person-centered care

    • High integrity, professionalism, reliability, and discretion

    • The ability to work independently while recognizing when collaboration or escalation is appropriate

    • Comfort using technology and maintaining accurate, timely client documentation

    • Reliable transportation and the ability to travel locally to clients, appointments, facilities, and other care settings

  • Thoughtful Care | Genuine Connection | Elevated Support

    As a Care Associate at ECAS, you will provide thoughtful, personalized support to clients in the comfort of their homes. This role goes beyond traditional assistance: it is about creating meaningful moments, building genuine connections, and helping each client feel comfortable, engaged, and valued.

    Whether spending time together over a favorite activity, working on a craft, organizing a meaningful space, tidying the home, or simply sitting down to listen and learn more about a client's life, our Care Associates bring warmth and intention to everyday moments. We are looking for individuals who naturally notice the little things and understand that exceptional care is often found in the details.

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    What You'll Do

    • Provide meaningful companionship and one-on-one engagement in the client's home

    • Spend time getting to know each client's personality, interests, preferences, routines, and life story

    • Plan and participate in enjoyable at-home activities such as crafts, games, puzzles, music, conversation, or other interests

    • Assist with light tidying and maintaining a comfortable, welcoming home environment

    • Help organize personal belongings, closets, drawers, paperwork, or other household areas as appropriate

    • Support clients with everyday tasks while encouraging independence whenever possible

    • Anticipate small needs and identify thoughtful ways to make a client's day more comfortable or enjoyable

    • Observe changes in a client's mood, routine, needs, or well-being and communicate relevant concerns to the ECAS team

    • Communicate professionally and compassionately with clients, families, and other members of the care team

    • Maintain appropriate boundaries, confidentiality, discretion, and respect for each client's home and personal life

     

    Who We're Looking For

    • At least 1 year of experience caring for, assisting, or supporting older adults or individuals who may need additional support

    • High integrity and honesty are essential

    • A warm, patient, and engaging personality with a genuine interest in getting to know the people you support

    • The emotional maturity to provide companionship while maintaining appropriate professional boundaries

    • Strong observational skills and an ability to notice changes, needs, and important details

    • A proactive mindset and willingness to find meaningful ways to engage and support each client

    • Dependability, consistency, and strong follow-through

    • Strong communication and interpersonal skills

    • Comfort working independently in clients' private homes

    • Respect for different personalities, lifestyles, backgrounds, routines, and preferences

    • A positive, willing-to-learn attitude; ECAS will provide training and guidance for the right candidate

    • Associate degree preferred, but not required

    • Reliable transportation and dependable availability

Why ECAS

 

At ECAS, meaningful work is paired with a supportive, people-first culture. We offer the flexibility to build a career that works with your life, competitive benefits, and the opportunity to be part of a collaborative team that genuinely values one another. Whether you’re supporting clients directly or working behind the scenes, you’ll be surrounded by professionals who lead with integrity, compassion, and a shared commitment to delivering an exceptional standard of care.

 

ECAS is an equal opportunity employer committed to creating a professional environment where every individual is treated with dignity and respect. Employment decisions are made based on qualifications, merit, and the needs of the organization, without discrimination on the basis of any characteristic protected by applicable law.

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