Job opportunity
Personal Support Worker Seniors Lodge
Serpent River First Nation
Support seniors at home and in the Seniors Lodge through personal care, meal preparation, social activities, and mobility assistance.
The Personal Support Worker collaborates with the Senior's Recreational Worker and nurse supervisors to support daily living and wellness. Work includes light housekeeping, dining support, client observation, medication administration, specialized training, and maintaining confidential information. Knowledge of Anishinaabe culture and Seven Grandfather Teachings is valued.
Key Responsibilities:
Prepare meals and maintain comfortable, safe dining areas
Serve meals and socialize with clients during dining
Plan in-home social or fitness activities as directed
Provide light housekeeping in client homes and lodge
Maintain confidential exchanges of client information
Requirements:
Respect for Anishinaabe history, culture, teachings, and values
Knowledge of the Seven Grandfather Teachings
Understanding Ojibwe considered a strong asset
Developed interpersonal skills with public, management, and employees
Willingness to obtain required certifications within three months
Contribute personal support, dining, wellness, and cultural knowledge to client comfort, independence, safety, and community care.
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Apply on source site The Personal Support Worker collaborates with the Senior's Recreational Worker and nurse supervisors to support daily living and wellness. Work includes light housekeeping, dining support, client observation, medication administration, specialized training, and maintaining confidential information. Knowledge of Anishinaabe culture and Seven Grandfather Teachings is valued.
Key Responsibilities:
Prepare meals and maintain comfortable, safe dining areas
Serve meals and socialize with clients during dining
Plan in-home social or fitness activities as directed
Provide light housekeeping in client homes and lodge
Maintain confidential exchanges of client information
Requirements:
Respect for Anishinaabe history, culture, teachings, and values
Knowledge of the Seven Grandfather Teachings
Understanding Ojibwe considered a strong asset
Developed interpersonal skills with public, management, and employees
Willingness to obtain required certifications within three months
Contribute personal support, dining, wellness, and cultural knowledge to client comfort, independence, safety, and community care.
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