As a member of the home and community care team, you will help patients achieve independence in their homes and communities by aiding them with daily activities.
Why you will enjoy working here:
Best-in-class training and development programmes
Celebration & Recognition Programs
Part-time and full-time positions, with flexible schedule possibilities.
Comprehensive health and dental benefit programs.
The company paid for mobile devices.
Mileage Compensation
Employee Benefits and Exclusive Offers
Recognized employer under the Rural Northern Immigration Project.
What You’ll Do:
Assist patients with daily tasks such as skin, hair, and oral care, as well as bathing, toileting, and peri-care.
Prepare nutritious meals and snacks, including special diets, as specified in the care plan.
Provide simple housekeeping tasks and companionship to help your patients have a better quality of life.
What you are bringing:
Requirements for a Personal Support Worker include a valid certificate and the ability to connect compassionately with patients.
Reliability and flexibility
Passion to make a difference in your community.
Valid driver license and access to a vehicle to travel to and from the patient’s residences within a geographical area.
Clear the Vulnerable Sector Screen.
Join us as we continue our 40-year heritage of helping people live better lives and providing the most compassionate treatment available! Join a winning team and let us flourish together!
ParaMed Home Health Care supports job applicants’ demands during the recruitment and selection processes upon request.
What skills and attributes are necessary for a caregiver?
A Care Aide (also known as a Healthcare Aide or Nursing Assistant) should possess the following skills and qualities:
Compassion and Empathy: Care Aides deal closely with people who are in vulnerable situations or facing health issues. Compassion and empathy enable Care Aides to offer emotional support, comprehend clients’ needs, and give care with kindness and understanding.
Communication Skills: Effective communication is essential in healthcare environments. Care Aides must interact effectively with clients, their families, and healthcare providers. They must actively listen, follow instructions, and accurately transmit information.
Personal Care Skills: Care Assistants help clients with activities of daily living (ADLs) such bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming, and eating. It is critical to be proficient in personal care chores and practices while also respecting the dignity and privacy of clients.
Observation and Reporting: Care Aides monitor their clients’ physical and emotional well-being, recording any changes or concerns. They must be detail-oriented, notice signals of discomfort or improvement, and effectively communicate their findings to the right healthcare experts.
Empathy and Patience: Care Aides frequently work with people who have physical disabilities, cognitive impairments, or chronic illnesses. Being patient and empathetic enables Care Aides to provide help at the client’s own pace and adapt to their specific requirements.
Each healthcare facility or organization may have unique requirements and additional abilities that are relevant to their environment. To improve your abilities as a Care Aide, you should research job advertisements, interact with employers or regulatory organizations, and remain up to date on best practices and continuing education options.
What education and certification are required to become a Care Aide?
A Care Aide (also known as a Healthcare Aide or Nursing Assistant) should possess the following skills and qualities:
Compassion and Empathy: Care Aides deal closely with people who are in vulnerable situations or facing health issues. Compassion and empathy enable Care Aides to offer emotional support, comprehend clients’ needs, and give care with kindness and understanding.
Communication Skills: Effective communication is essential in healthcare environments. Care Aides must interact effectively with clients, their families, and healthcare providers. They must actively listen, follow instructions, and accurately transmit information.
Personal Care Skills: Care Assistants help clients with activities of daily living (ADLs) such bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming, and eating. It is critical to be proficient in personal care chores and practices while also respecting the dignity and privacy of clients.
Observation and Reporting: Care Aides monitor their clients’ physical and emotional well-being, recording any changes or concerns. They must be detail-oriented, notice signals of discomfort or improvement, and effectively communicate their findings to the right healthcare experts.
Empathy and Patience: Care Aides frequently work with people who have physical disabilities, cognitive impairments, or chronic illnesses. Being patient and empathetic enables Care Aides to provide help at the client’s own pace and adapt to their specific requirements.
Each healthcare facility or organization may have unique requirements and additional abilities that are relevant to their environment.
To improve your abilities as a Care Aide, you should research job advertisements, interact with employers or regulatory organizations, and remain up to date on best practices and continuing education options.
Who can apply for this job?
The employers accept applications from:
Canadian nationals and permanent or temporary residents of Canada.
Other applicants, with or without a valid Canadian work permit.
