Classic LifeCare·Quesnel, British Columbia
The Home Support Worker provides personal care, medication management, and light housekeeping services to clients in their homes. They also offer companionship, emotional support, and assistance with medical appointments and outings.
Classic LifeCare is a trusted, family-run home care agency with over 50 years of experience providing exceptional healthcare services. We take pride in our accreditation by Accreditation Canada. We are recruiting Home Support Workers in Quesnel who have a strong background in both personal care and housekeeping. This role requires comfort and experience with cleaning, organizing, and maintaining a safe, tidy home environment, in addition to supporting clients with developmental or mental health disabilities and personal care needs.
Areas where we are looking for casual Home Support Workers: Quesnel, BC
As a Home Support Worker, your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
Providing assistance with personal care and medications.
Conducting light meal preparation and homemaking services.
Offering companionship and emotional support.
Assisting with medical escort services.
Assisting with medication management.
Assisting with housekeeping.
Following the guidelines and policies of the company.
Maintaining professional boundaries.
We are committed to recruiting individuals who demonstrate a genuine passion for enriching lives through compassionate care. We value your kindness, empathy, joy, respect, and understanding in the workplace. At Classic LifeCare, diversity and inclusion are integral to our culture, and we welcome everyone.
If you are interested in joining our team, please submit your application, and you can expect to hear from us very soon!
Candidates must have experience in personal care and housekeeping, along with a valid driver's license and access to a vehicle. A Care Aide certificate and BC registry number are considered assets for this role.
Market context
In British Columbia, home support worker roles are typically in demand as providers look for staff who can support clients safely in home and community settings. These positions are competitive because employers often require recognized Care Aide training, active BC registry status, and current First Aid, CPR, and medication administration certifications. Review the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your registry status and certification dates before applying.