Eldercare Home Health Inc.
234 Eglinton Ave. East, Suite 207 M4P1K5 Toronto, ON, Canada

Are you a certified PSW (You must have a PSW certificate)? Do you have experience working with seniors? Looking for a safer working environment?... Work one on one with elderly clients in the community - no facility floor duty We do not take on COVID positive clients We provide appropriate PPE Benefits of working with Eldercare Home Health: $50 signing bonus* $150 Monthly bonus** Minimum 4-hour shifts Company paid benefits program Registered Nurse telephone support 24/7 - you're not on your own The stability that comes with working with a company that has been in business for 25 years Professional approach to providing care to seniors A nice company to work for - many of our staff have been with us for more than 10 years This posting is for NEW APPLICANTS ONLY Assignments are in the GTA You must have a minimum of 3 weekdays or 2 weekdays and 1 weekend day available to work with Eldercare Home Health. Please do not apply unless you are able to meet this minimum availability requirement. Thank you for your interest in Eldercare Home Health Inc. We are only able to respond to applications that meet all of our criteria. Note: This can be a physically demanding job. You must be physically able to assist clients with activities of daily living including but not limited to transferring, bathing, walking, climbing stairs, standing, bending, and reaching. Eldercare Home Health is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse work environment. If you require any accommodation in the application process, please let us know in advance. We do not knowingly accept COVID-19 positive clients. We are reliant on information provided by families and other healthcare practitioners. * Signing bonus is payable after 40 hours worked **Minimum of 100 hours worked in a designated 4 week period. Bonuses are subject to change.

Eldercare Home Health is looking for a terrific, experienced, Visiting Nurse Case Manager. Be part of a progressive, professional team, that truly delivers on t...he promise of "client first" care. You have excellent assessment skills, are energetic, self-motivated and have a positive attitude toward aging. You enjoy front-line contact with clients and caregivers and have a nice sense of humour. This is a full time position (part time is not available). This position requires that you have supervisory experience and extensive experience (3 plus years) working with the elderly. You must already live in Toronto / the GTA As a Visiting Nurse Case Manager you’ll liaise with Family Members, Physiotherapists, Pharmacists, Doctors, and other medical and support professionals. Your workday activities will be varied; visiting clients in their homes, supervising caregivers, meeting with healthcare professionals, researching care options for clients or meeting with your Nurse colleagues at our midtown Toronto office. Most importantly, you’ll have an opportunity to practice Nursing in a way you may not have thought possible. You’ll be able to put the skills and judgment you’ve developed through years of practical experience, to use, improving the lives of seniors in our community. Benefits of working with Eldercare Home Health: We offer a competitive salary plus benefits A 9am 5pm workday, Thursday through Monday On-call responsibilities are rotated among the staff, with a day and a half off in recognition for on-call responsibilities) Mileage reimbursement, paid parking, and a friendly office conveniently located near Yonge and Eglinton. We have an office mascot, Sam a friendly Golden Retriever We encourage and support continuing education and professional development, and are continually evaluating technology and how it can assist in managing and improving care. With the Founder and President of the company being a Registered Nurse, you can also count on an understanding, supportive and professional environment. If you’re looking for a rewarding position with a growing company where you really can make a positive difference in older people’s lives, we’d like to hear from you (you’ll need a car). Are you ready to make a change for the better? If you’ve been there and done that, and are ready to practice Nursing the way it should be practiced, contact us today! Make sure you include a cover letter it’s your opportunity to stand out! Attn: Lisa Wiseman, RN, BScN, GCN(C) We appreciate your application. We are only able to respond to applicants of interest. This can be a physically demanding job. You must be physically able to assist clients with activities of daily living including but not limited to transferring, bathing, walking, climbing stairs, standing, bending, and reaching. Eldercare Home Health is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse work environment. If you require any accommodation in the application process, please let us know in advance

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