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Personal Support Worker (PSW) - Behavioural Neurology (4 West)

BAYCREST HOSPITAL

Toronto, Ontario
Baycrest Hospital

has an exciting opportunity for a

PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKER

Behavioural Neurology (4 West)

Posting Number:

10209

Position Type:

Temporary Part-Time (up to 4 months)

Shift Type:

Day-Evening

Bi-Weekly Hours:

30 Hours, 7.5 hrs/shift

Union:

SEIU Service

Hourly Pay Rate:

$26.96 - $27.66

Date Posted:

September 14, 2026

Internal Closing Date:

September 24, 2026

About Us
At Baycrest Hospital, older adults receive specialized post-acute inpatient care informed by deep expertise in aging and brain health, delivered with compassion and clinical excellence.

The Behavioural Neurology unit cares for patients with behavioural challenges related to a neurocognitive disease. We offer a short-term in-hospital program that assesses and treats people with dementia-related behaviours that can put themselves or others at risk.

Job Summary
The Behavioural Neurology unit cares for patients with behavioural challenges related to a neurocognitive disease. We offer a short-term in-hospital program that assesses and treats people with dementia-related behaviours that can put themselves or others at risk.

Key Responsibilities

Supports, in consultation with the Registered Practical Nurse/Registered Nurse, the physical and personal care needs of the client including, but not limited to: hygiene, grooming and dressing, toileting, recording nutrition and hydration intake, provision of preventative skin care

Supports patients’ independence, dignity, social, emotional and cultural well - being

Initiates and maintains a relationship with the client, their family and other care providers

Qualifications

Current P.S.W. certificate from a recognized community college or educational institute or equivalent combination of education and experience

Experience in a Post-Acute or Acute Care setting preferred

Training in Gentle Persuasive Approach and U-First preferred

Psychogeriatric experience, i.e. mental health assessment and intervention and working with responsive behaviours including various types of dementia, delirium, mental health issues preferred

Ability to work independently and as a part of the interdisciplinary team, and effectively manage challenging situations

Experience working with clients with cognitive impairment/dementia and experience working with clients who exhibit high intensity responsive behaviours preferred

Excellent interpersonal, communication and problem solving skills

Basic computer skills – Meditech, Microsoft Word and Excel preferred

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