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Quilt in Oakville is seeking a compassionate caregiver to support an elderly couple. You will assist with personal care, mobility, meals, medications, and daily activities while ensuring safety and dignity. This role emphasizes consistency and trust in a home setting.
Applicants should be a Certified PSW with CPR/First Aid; a valid driver's license is preferred. Expect a part-time schedule of two mornings per week with potential for additional hours as needs evolve.
Description
We're seeking a compassionate caregiver for an elderly couple in Oakville. The father has Parkinson's disease and colon cancer with minimal mobility, requiring walker or wheelchair assistance. The mother manages multiple autoimmune diseases including severe arthritis and colitis. While she remains mobile and independent, her conditions often confine her to bed during flare-ups. Both are in their mid-70s and value their independence but recognize they need consistent support.
This is the couple's first time receiving professional care, so a caregiver who can build trust and familiarity is essential. They previously had inconsistent government-provided nursing that they found frustrating due to rotating staff. The family daughter lives out of state and needs assurance her parents are in capable, consistent hands.
Monday and Friday mornings, 2 hours per visit. Flexibility to add Wednesday and increase hours as needs evolve. Morning timing preferred to help father start his day and allow mother time to rest.
CAD$27.00/hr
Hourly rate
CAD$108.00/week
Per week
Monday 9:00am-11:00am
Friday 9:00am-11:00am
Immediately
Care needs
Personal care
Mobility support
Meal prep
Medication reminders
Transportation
Companionship
Personal Support Worker (PSW)
CPR Certification
First Aid Certification
Physical lifting may be required
Experience with dementia/Alzheimer's
Flexible with schedule changes
Father has Parkinson's disease and colon cancer with minimal mobility requiring walker/wheelchair assistance and bathing support. Mother has multiple autoimmune diseases including severe arthritis and colitis, limiting her ability to perform household tasks despite maintaining independence. Both parents are in their mid-70s and prefer consistent familiar caregivers. They are adjusting to accepting help and may initially be resistant but recognize the need for support. Previous experience with rotating government nurses was unsatisfactory due to lack of consistency.