Excel Society·Edmonton, Alberta
Assist and support individuals in their daily routines and ensure quality care.
Implement the care plan in coordination with the Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) and provide input when adjustments are required.
Provide ongoing liaison with team members and significant others.
Provide care within Health Care Competencies.
Refer clients and families to appropriate health care team members when issues exceed the role boundaries.
Help meet physical, mental, emotional, psychosocial, and cultural/spiritual needs of clients and provide support using active listening.
Support and encourage teamwork and communication culture.
Check equipment for defects, report defective equipment, and comply with infection control and isolation procedures.
Recognize preventative initiatives and follow guidelines for preventing fire and electrical accidents.
Become acquainted with clients, observe and report client status.
Encourage and support clients to maintain/enhance health and wellness and assist with maintaining a clean, healthy, safe home environment.
Respect clients' rights to confidentiality, privacy, independence, well-being, and choice.
Recognize and report signs of client abuse.
Recognize, respond, document, and report altered client behaviours and complete daily shift client charting
HCA certificate from an institution recognized by Alberta Health Services as evidenced through enrollment in the CLHA Directory. Maintain certification in First Aid and CPR Level C. Satisfactory current criminal record check
Market context
Health Care Aide roles in Alberta are typically in steady demand across long-term care, home care, and acute care settings. Competition often centers on candidates who already hold an HCA certificate recognized by Alberta Health Services, current First Aid and CPR Level C, and a satisfactory criminal record check. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your CLHA Directory status before applying.