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Double your acceptance rate
to MD, PA and other allied health grad schools

  • Direct patient care hours at $15 - $25 / hr
  • No certifications required
  • Flexible to your own schedule
"This is the best experience you can put on your Med/PA/Nursing school applications"
Dr. David Casarett
Professor, Duke School of Medicine
"I learned a lot, built lasting relationships, and got into my dream school!"
Ashlyn G.
Student, UNC School of Medicine
Students love CareYaya
Emily B.
Patient Care Assistant UNC
After a year of being a PCA, the team at CareYaya was super nice and wrote me a great letter of rec! Thank you!
Julia S.
Patient Care Assistant Yale
I'm proud of the connections I've made, and I almost wish that I didn't have to move for med school.
Arjun N.
Patient Care Assistant Umich
A very educational experience that I was able to include in my personal statement. Loved every minute.
Today, the traditional role of a Patient Care Assistant has transformed.
Now, PCAs can deliver critical support to patients right in their homes.
Collaborate with healthcare professionals and play an integral role in improving home-based care, enhancing community health, and reducing hospital readmissions.
Don't wait - start earning patient care hours now.
All medical professions welcome!
Contribute to a major U.S. public health initiative!
CareYaya helps you navigate grad school admissions.
Why students choose CareYaya
Unique Experience
We connect you with a wide array of meaningful experiences that make for unique personal statements and essays in your applications.
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Flexible Scheduling
Get flexible care gigs, helping with in-home care. Help patients with Alzheimer's and dementia, cancer and other chronic diseases.
2
Exclusive Benefits
For top PCA's, find exclusive shadowing opportunities and letters of recommendation from our team of public health professionals.
3
The gateway to your professional future in healthcare is waiting.

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CareYaya is not a licensed home care agency, as defined in Gen. Stat. 131E-136(2) and does not make guarantees concerning the training, supervision or competence of the personnel referred hereunder. We refer private, high-quality caregivers to people with disabilities and older adults.