Program Facilitator: Client Support & Transport

Ongwanada; Kingston; On-site; CAD 40,000 - 41,000; Part time

Job summary

Ongwanada invites applications for a Permanent Casual Program Facilitator at the Ongwanada Resource Centre in Kingston, Ontario. The role provides support to day program participants, including transportation to activities and assistance with daily living tasks.

Hours are no minimum guaranteed and wage ranges from $28.88 to $29.52 per hour, with annual equivalents listed. Candidates must have a PSW background, CPR/First Aid, a valid G license, and training in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention.

Qualifications

• Successful completion of a Personal Support Worker program or experience with individuals with a developmental disability.
• Incumbent must have current CPR/First Aid certificates and maintain re-certification as per Ongwanada standards.
• Must possess and maintain a valid G Driving license with full driving privileges.
• Excellent interpersonal skills; good oral and written communication skills.
• Must successfully complete and maintain Non-Violent Crisis Intervention training as per Ongwanada policies.

Responsibilities

• Assisting with Activities of Daily Living.
• Motivating and instructing residents/clients in programs.
• Accompanying clients for recreational swimming in the hydrotherapy pool.
• Driving residents/clients from their homes to their designated program area.
• Other related duties as required

Skills

CPR/First Aid

Interpersonal skills

Non-Violent Crisis Intervention

G Driving license

Education

Personal Support Worker program

Job description

Ongwanada invites applications for a Permanent Casual Program Facilitator at the Ongwanada Resource Centre in Kingston, Ontario. The role provides support to day program participants, including transportation to activities and assistance with daily living tasks.

Hours are no minimum guaranteed and wage ranges from $28.88 to $29.52 per hour, with annual equivalents listed. Candidates must have a PSW background, CPR/First Aid, a valid G license, and training in Non-Violent Crisis Intervention.