Are you looking for a meaningful caregiving job? If so, UCP Oregon might have the perfect position for you!
UCP Oregon is currently seeking a full-time caregiver “Personal Assistant” who will support a charming, older woman who lives in her own apartment in outer SE Portland and experiences developmental disabilities.
She is eager to work with a personal assistant who can help her build confidence traveling out in the community and help her discover and participate in new interests. She values both time spent at home as well as time out in the community, but she needs lots of encouragement to venture out. She also enjoys listening to music, watching TV and movies, online shopping, Starbucks, The Wizard of Oz, and flamingos.
Each day, you’ll assist with personal care and hygiene tasks, administering medications, cooking meals, and tidying up her apartment. She needs full assistance with activities of daily living such as showering/bathing, dressing, eating, and using her adaptive equipment. You’ll also assist in keeping her engaged in her interests and provide companionship and emotional support as she often needs support processing and regulating her emotions. Several nights per week she has difficulty sleeping through the night so you will likely need to check on her throughout the night during your shift to facilitate calming activities.
Drivers are strongly preferred for this position, but you do not need to use your own vehicle to transport this customer. She will be transported in the the UCP accessible van for medical appointments and outings. She also utilizes TriMet Lift for outings. Training on safe use of the UCP van will be provided.
You’ll work one shift per week totaling 38 hours: 8am on Thursday through 10pm on Friday. *You’ll also work your regular hours on Agency holidays.
Posted 9/6/2026

For more than 60 years, UCP of Oregon has been fiercely dedicated to serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities such as Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, Down Syndrome, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, ADD, and others.
Nearly 200 trained employees serve the community providing direct care for people in their homes, respite care and support for their family members, custom fit job opportunities, and navigation through complicated health systems.
UCP is efficient - more than 92% of every dollar goes directly to fund their work. Services include:
Connections - Case management services, person-centered planning, and connecting customers with resources to live the life they choose.
Foundations - Assisting people with developmental disabilities to live in their own home or apartment.
Employment Solutions - Working with job seekers who experience disabilities to achieve employment in the community at a competitive wage.
Building Blocks - Attendant care, skills training, and relief care to children experiencing intellectual and developmental disabilities residing in their family home under the age of 18 years.
Family Support - Facilitating connection with other families for moral support, practical information, equipment exchanges, and offer respite care for caregivers.