Century Group·Langley, British Columbia
Assist residents with daily living activities including hygiene, mobility, and meal distribution while monitoring their physical and cognitive health. Facilitate resident participation in social and recreational activities while maintaining a clean and safe environment.
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We're crafting a purposeful, happy and vibrant seniors' community where our residents and employees flourish together.
Magnolia Gardens has been a respected leader in senior living in Langley since 2001, offering both independent living and private long-term care.
We are part of Bria Communities, a local, private company that operates four vibrant retirement communities in Langley and Tsawwassen.
Who are you?
You want to work for a company that sees people of all ages as valuable individuals, not just numbers, clients or patients.
Your values include: Acting with respect to people of all ages, but especially older adults Providing elevated customer services that put seniors' needs, comfort, and dignity first Being a supportive and collaborative team member who contributes your skills and knowledge to create purposeful, happy and vibrant senior communities.
Leading the way by taking initiative, always improving, and bringing positivity to work with you every day.
WHY JOIN OUR TEAM Competitive wages Flexible schedules Discounted employee meals Career growth and development opportunities We’re locally owned and operated Shifts: 0600 - 1400, 1400-2200, 2200-0600 Education & Experience Residential Care Aide Certificate from a reputable/accredited school required Preferred minimum 2 years of long-term care or assisted living experience Must be registered in good standing with the BC Care Aide Registry (proof required) Food Safe & WHMIS Certificates an asset Basic First Aid recommended Key Responsibilities Assist residents with all activities of daily living, including hygiene, dressing, mobility, and the use of proper lifting techniques for safety.
Manage meal distribution and feeding while monitoring appetites and preferences to ensure individual nutritional needs are met.
Monitor residents’ physical and cognitive health, promptly reporting any changes, concerns, or emergencies to the nursing staff.
Maintain clean living areas, follow emergency protocols, and ensure all medical equipment and supplies are used safely and stored correctly.
Support residents’ well-being by facilitating participation in social, recreational, and spiritual activities, including excursions and exercises.
Attend multidisciplinary meetings, participate in continuing education, and strictly adhere to facility policies regarding confidentiality and safety Required
Must have the ability to establish and maintain good interpersonal relations by displaying tact, courtesy and patience with residents, guests, volunteers and employees. Fluent in written and oral English Physically and mentally able to carry out the duties of the position under minimum supervision Ability to organize workload efficiently Ability to safely operate mechanical lifts and other related equipment Full Role Profile available upon request MAG1
Requires a Residential Care Aide Certificate and registration with the BC Care Aide Registry. A minimum of 2 years of long-term care or assisted living experience is preferred.
Market context
Resident care aide roles in British Columbia support ongoing needs in long-term care and assisted living, with employers commonly seeking certified, registered candidates who can provide dependable resident support. This casual position is competitive because it requires a Residential Care Aide Certificate, BC Care Aide Registry registration, and preferably two years of relevant experience; review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits from the original posting to save research time, then confirm availability expectations before applying.