Healthcare Aid Attendant (HCA)

Healthcare Aide Attendant (HCA)

Make a Difference Every Day—Provide Compassionate Care and Meaningful Support to Seniors.

Why Work for Us? Chateau Three Hills is a vibrant, supportive retirement residence located in the community of Three Hills, Alberta. Residents value the sense of security and comfort that comes with living in a safe place where their needs are always taken care of and where our skilled team of employees is there to assist them 24/7 when the need arises.

About the Role

As a Healthcare Aide, your primary responsibilities would be to deliver exemplary personal care services that enhance life quality and peace of mind for seniors living within the supportive living residence. You will provide medication assistance as needed and as stipulated in the resident’s care plan. You will deliver personalized care and housekeeping upon request and participate in social/recreation programs tailored to the needs, interests, choices and abilities of residents. By actively contributing as a member of the program team, you play a vital role in supporting the overall well-being and peace of mind for residents and their families.

Compensation

• $23.71 - $26.50 per hour
• Shift: Casual, must be available on evenings, nights, and days.

Key Responsibilities

• Responds to scheduled and unscheduled requests from residents for assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility, and medication administration at times of the resident's choice and outlined in the Service Plan. Reports critical incidents and unusual occurrences to the General Manager or designate.
• Follows the resident Care Plan to deliver exemplary personal care and hospitality services within the scope and philosophy of the supportive living program. Delivers medications and performs delegated tasks according to prescribed protocols and methods. Documents care and interactions with residents in accordance with the procedure.
• Participates in the delivery of social and recreational programs such as group activities, outings, special events, and spontaneous gatherings, as requested, and identifies opportunities to promote socialization. Takes initiative to assist with unscheduled social and recreational activities wherever possible (card games, movies, gardening, etc.).
• Attends to requests for resident companionship to reduce or prevent social isolation or to respond to changes in resident health and functional status. Reports changes in functional capacity, mood, or health status per established reporting procedures. Participates in resident service planning as needed.