Part Time Community Residential Program Worker (CRPW) – Eganville or Petawawa

Marianhill Inc.; Eganville; On-site; CAD 41,000 - 42,000; Part time

Job summary

Marianhill Inc. is seeking a part-time Community Residential Program Worker (CRPW) to support residents in our Eganville or Petawawa locations. Under supervision, you will perform client care duties in alignment with Marianhill's mission and statutory requirements.

The role requires a Personal Support Worker Certificate and CPR, with English proficiency essential and French an asset. Attendance is critical, and shifts will be discussed with management.

Qualifications

• Personal Support Worker Certificate required.
• Current CPR certification required.
• Food server training required.
• Experience in geriatric/dementia care settings is an asset.
• Experience in computerized health care settings is an asset.
• English proficiency required; French proficiency is an asset.
• Excellent attendance is essential.

Responsibilities

• Provide all duties involved in client care under the direction of the Community Services Manager.
• Perform duties in accordance with Marianhill's policies, procedures and current legislation.
• Promote independence and respect for clients' dignity and autonomy.

Skills

English proficiency

French proficiency (asset)

Education

Personal Support Worker Certificate

CPR certification

Food server training

Job description

We are growing our team at Marianhill in response to the new Fixing Long-Term Care Act. We are increasing the number of staff and to assist with this growth in our organization. Therefore, we are recruiting for a Part-Time Community Residential Program Worker (CRPW) - Eganville or Petawawa.

Marianhill is a faith based, not-for-profit organization that provides long-term care, community support services, palliative and hospice care services. Marianhill is accredited with Exemplary Standing.

Community Residential Program Worker

Under the direction of the Community Services Manager the Community Residential Program Worker (CRPW) performs all duties involved in the provision of client care. Such duties are performed in accordance with Marianhill's Mission Statement, established policies, procedures and current legislation and in a manner which respects the uniqueness, dignity, worth, self-respect, self-determination and autonomy of the client and promotes maximum independence.

Qualifications

• Personal Support Worker Certificate required.
• Current CPR certification required.
• Food server training required.
• Experience independently providing care in a geriatric and dementia care community setting is considered an asset.
• Experience working in a computerized health care setting is considered an asset.
• Oral and written proficiency in English is required.
• Oral and written proficiency in French is considered an asset.
• Excellent attendance is essential.

Wage: $29.79-$30.64 per hour + 14% in lieu of benefits and 4% in lieu of vacation.

Shifts - to be discussed.

Why Become Part of our Team!?

• Supportive work/life balance team environment.
• Part time staff are eligible to join the company match pension plan (modifies the in lieu of benefits percentage paid out to 9% if participating).

Please note proof as per Marianhill policy of required vaccinations, including but not limited to influenza, etc., is required as well as proof of a 2-Step Mantoux TB Skin Test dated within the last year with a current updated 1-Step. You will be required to provide an original, vulnerable sector criminal record check dated within the last 6 months and sign a declaration at time of hire. Education certificate, diploma or otherwise must be provided to the Employer and you must participate in the N95 Mask Fit Testing Program as applicable.

Marianhill offers a welcoming workplace, lots of scope and diversity and an opportunity to grow. Information about Marianhill can be found at www.marianhill.ca.

Marianhill is an equal opportunity employer. Accommodation will be provided in all parts of the recruitment and hiring process as required under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. Applicants need to make their needs known at the time of application.