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Careica Health is seeking an Oxygen Clinician to support clients with respiratory needs in Edmonton and surrounding areas. You’ll set up, lift and maintain home oxygen equipment, travel to hospitals and client homes, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams.
This mobile, on-site role includes on-call coverage, ongoing training, and opportunities to make a meaningful difference in patients’ lives while enjoying a supportive, community-focused culture.
Impactful companies are built by extraordinary people - period. We know that when you love your work, our clients win, so we maximize your potential and workplace happiness from day one with:
Careica Health is a privately owned and operated company that does healthcare differently. “Care” is intentionally in our name and is at the forefront of how we treat our clients, each other and the important work we do. Our clinicians develop lasting relationships with clients and play a key role in their health journey. We are very proud that we were Accredited with Exemplary Standing by Accreditation Canada.
We thrive on providing life-changing care to clients with respiratory disease. Our purpose is"Helping people live their best lives"and we are intrinsically fulfilled when we improve the health and well-being of our clients.
Oxygen Clinicians are cherished by their clients, often being one of the few regular faces they see. It’s a dealbreaker if you aren’t excited to see photos and hear how proud they are of their grandchildren.
Take Ms. Jones, for example. She has COPD and many aspects of her life are a struggle. Thankfully, you’ll be at her side every breath of the way.
When she is discharged from the hospital, you’ll help ease her transition home by setting up her oxygen therapy, ensuring she feels comfortable and confident with her equipment. She’ll be afraid and apprehensive until you win her over with kindness, letting her know you are there to help, whenever needed. When on-call, she may reach out about her therapy/equipment – most things are solved by phone, but some require a late-night visit.
You’ll check-in with her regularly, performing and documenting assessments on her respiratory status, so she can live her best life. Helping her achieve independence and mobility with portable oxygen will be rewarding. You will impact her life in an incredible way.
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