Part Time Community Support Worker Jobs in Ontario

Proven experience working with individuals with Alzheimer's disease and related dementia's.

Excellent oral and written communication, interpersonal and organization skills

Personal Support Worker Certificate or Developmental Service Worker Certificate

Current Standard First Aid Certificate

Gentle Persuasive Approach (GPA) training an asset.

Working with Dementia Certificate or equivalent training in dementia care an asset

Knowledge and experience in care planning systems and documentation require.

Assist in providing direct care for residents.

Provide emotional and social support to residents/families, including palliative care.

Work with multi-disciplinary team members to meet the needs of residents.

Has passion and heart for providing quality care.

Ability to communicate positively with other staff, residents, and families.

Knowledge and experience in care planning systems and documentation require.

Assist in providing direct care for residents.

Provide emotional and social support to residents/families, including palliative care.

Work with multi-disciplinary team members to meet the needs of residents.

Has passion and heart for providing quality care.

Ability to communicate positively with other staff, residents, and families.

Strong oral communication, as well as time-management skills

Responding to residents’ questions and concerns with HEART: Hear, Empathize, Acknowledge, Respond, Thank. What YOU bring

Experience providing personal-care duties, including providing tasks such as lifting and transferring clients

Current Basic Cardiac Life Support and First Aid certification recommended

Current (within 6 months) Vulnerable Position/Sector Check (VSC) What we offer

Ensuring each resident receives care tailored to their needs, as determined by your supervisor;

Certification in oxygen therapy and airway management an asset

Excellent knowledge and experience regarding harm reduction approaches and experience in overdose response is an asset.

Experience and knowledge working within Medical Directives, and with regulated health professionals is an asset

Degree or Diploma in Therapeutic Recreation from a community college or university, and or experience working in a Recreation setting required

Demonstrated experience in designing, planning, executing, and evaluating recreational activities and therapeutic programs for Persons who use drugs.

Lived experience of drug use and/or experience in advocacy for persons who use drugs considered assets

Performs a wide variety of tasks that include providing assistance with personal care and activities of daily living for residents.

Monitor resident’s wellbeing and report changes in their physical, emotional conditions to registered staff.

Responsible for accurate documentation on the residents for each shift adhering to relevant policies and procedures.

Adhere to all policies and procedures of the home including the Code of Conduct

Maintain effective and professional communication with residents, Families and fellow coworkers

Promote the Vision, Mission and Values as well as Residents' Bill of Rights

Demonstrated working experience with the elderly in a health care setting, knowledgeable with respect to their needs

Knowledge of procedures and techniques involved in administering simple treatment and related bedside care to resident

As part of legislative requirements, all successful candidates must meet the provincial police check and tuberculosis screening requirements as applicable.

Current Basic Cardiac Life Support Certification (BCLS) preferred

Ensures and promotes the provision of resident-focused care to meet the needs of residents

Provides cognitive, social, emotional, and spiritual support

Strong oral communication, as well as time-management skills

Responding to residents’ questions and concerns with HEART: Hear, Empathize, Acknowledge, Respond, Thank.

Experience providing personal-care duties, including providing tasks such as lifting and transferring clients

Current Basic Cardiac Life Support and First Aid certification recommended

Ensuring each resident receives care tailored to their needs, as determined by your supervisor;

Fostering relationships with residents and families;

Cash handling responsibilities including verifying and retrieving floats, completing revenue drops

Previous community centre experience preferred or related experience.

Excellent customer service and public relations skills.

Also maintain the ice surfaces, where applicable, at a risk free level, operating snow removal equipment and supervising public skates

Complete painting and special project.

Checking functions in the facility and reporting any issues to the full time operations staff

Ability to demonstrate a comprehensive knowledge of nursing and health care practices as they relate to long-term care legislation,

Knowledgeable of the Residents’ Bill of Rights and respects and promotes these rights,

Effective communication skills and the demonstrated ability to work independently and collaboratively is essential,

Effective customer service skills and a demonstrated commitment to working with seniors are required,

Basic computer skills are a must,

Performing specific interventions from individual resident care plans,

What Right at Home Offers:

Opportunity for Extended Health Benefits (single and family) and Dental

Current certification in Standard First Aid and CPR

Consistency with clients and Care Teams

Opportunity to bring meaningful support to your clients’ lives

Career path opportunities with specialty training/specialized Care Teams

Paid orientation and hands-on mentoring from experienced, caring staff

Total rewards program which includes health & dental benefits

Opportunities for continuing education and training

Competitive wage grid $20.43 to $22.61 per hour

PAID MILEAGE at 0.45 per/km PLUS travel time

Access to group discounts, including exclusive discounts from various retailers