Caretaker and patient attendant jobs in Patna
Become a Bee. Sit with patients in Patna's hospitals, keep elders company at home, run errands for families, help at weddings and pujas, and stand by families on hard days. Choose 6, 9 or 12-hour shifts and get paid for every hour, every week, to your UPI.
Trusbee office: +91 92881 81211 · hr@trusbee.in
Roles you can apply for
- Care Bee: patient attendant at hospitals such as AIIMS Patna, IGIMS, PMCH and private hospitals
- Sahara Bee: elderly care at home, walks, doctor visits and temple trips
- Saathi Bee: errands, queues, bank and office visits for families
- Rapid Bee: urgent non-medical help at any hour
- Event Bee: weddings, Chhath, puja, katha and family functions
- Shanti Bee: gentle support for families after a loss
Your pay
The full pay card is explained to you before you join. You are paid every week to your UPI or bank account, and a family's discount never lowers your pay.
Who can apply
- Age 18 or above, living in Patna; graduate or diploma preferred
- Calm, kind and patient with the sick and the elderly
- Speaks Hindi; English or Bhojpuri helps
- A smartphone with mobile data, for the Bee app
- Two local references in Patna, and police verification before your first job
What Trusbee gives you
- Training before your first job
- The Trusbee uniform and a photo ID card
- The Bee app: your jobs, the family's address, the PINs and your pay
- A team on call while you work
- At most 12 hours in one shift, with at least 8 hours of rest before the next
How joining works
- Apply on the Become a Bee page, or call the Trusbee office.
- A short interview with our team.
- Aadhaar check, references and police verification.
- Training, your uniform and the Bee app, then your first job.
Do I need nursing training?
No. Bees are not nurses and do not give medicines or injections. You keep patients and elders company, help with small tasks and keep the family informed. Trusbee trains you for this.
Can women apply?
Yes. Women Bees work day shifts between 9 AM and 6 PM.
How long is a shift?
You choose 6, 9 or 12-hour shifts, or shorter visits. A shift is never longer than 12 hours, and you get at least 8 hours of rest before the next one.
When do I get paid?
Every week, to your UPI or bank account, for every job you completed with the family's Start and End PIN.
Become a Bee. Apply today.
Fill in the form on the Become a Bee page: it takes two minutes. We read every application ourselves and reply within two working days.