Levante Living·Huntsville, Ontario
The Guest Attendant is responsible for monitoring resident health, providing emergency first aid, and assisting with daily care needs. They also facilitate communication between residents, families, and the care team to ensure a supportive living environment.
About Levante Living Our mission at Levante Living is to provide a supportive and caring experience for our residents, families, and team members.
For us, this is more than a job; it’s a passion.
Together, we create a space at each residence where ongoing enrichment helps both residents and team members thrive.
Levante Living is a rapidly growing retirement living portfolio (24 properties under management), primarily in secondary markets with a mix of independent and assisted living suites.
We believe in living our values to build a culture rooted in respect and teamwork, and we remain focused on excellence in team member experience, resident satisfaction, and financial performance.
Key Responsibilities: 1.
Notifies the Director of Care of any resident and/or family concerns.
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Attends and actively participates in daily communication meetings 3.
Provides feedback in the assessment of every resident and in the development of the Plan of Care.
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Answers call bells when necessary.
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Observe and report any resident changes in condition 6.
Complete nursing documentation if applicable as per residence policies and guidelines.
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Deals courteously with staff, residents, resident families and visitors.
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Helps residents maintain independence, promotes dignity and physical safety of each resident.
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Strives to understand and respond to each resident with empathy, always remaining mindful of the resident’s unique communication patterns, history and basic human needs.
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Assist with monthly blood pressures and weights as assigned.
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Provide emergency first aid/nursing care until appropriate medical care is available.
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Assist with resident admissions and discharges when required.
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Assist with any other duties as directed by the Director of Care.
Bi-weekly - 30 hours.
The role requires the ability to observe and report changes in resident conditions and maintain accurate nursing documentation. Candidates must demonstrate empathy, courtesy, and a commitment to promoting resident independence and safety.
Market context
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