Personal Support Worker

Description:

SE Health is offering a sponsored training program for individuals who wish to become Personal Support Workers (PSWs) and make a difference in the lives of others. This program provides comprehensive training to equip individuals with the skills required for a career in healthcare and personal care.

Training Program Details:

• 5 weeks of PAID PSW Training: Monday to Friday, 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at a rate of $18.05/hr.

• After completing the first 5 weeks, candidates will work part-time in the community while continuing education.

• The program continues with 4 months of virtual learning, 3 weeks of in-person skills lab, and required placements.

• The training covers personal care activities, household management, and general support.

Who You Are:

• Caring and compassionate

• Calm under pressure

• Strong communicator (both written and verbal)

• Friendly and collaborative

• Able to work independently and take direction

• Good problem-solving skills and attention to detail

• Excellent organizational skills and adaptability

• Ability to recognize safety concerns

Requirements:

• Ability to travel and attend meetings to support patient needs

• Valid G or G2 driver’s license and a reliable vehicle (mandatory)

• Standard First Aid and level C CPR certificate (must obtain within 3 weeks of start date)

• Proof of required immunizations (MMR, Varicella/Zosters, HepB, Tetanus) and a negative TB test (within the last 6 months)

• Clear police check and vulnerable sector check (upon job offer)

About SE Health: SE Health is a not-for-profit social enterprise that provides exceptional care to clients across Canada. They are committed to bringing hope and happiness, treating each person with dignity and love, and making a positive difference in communities. As an inclusive workplace, SE Health offers competitive pay, benefits, pension, and work-life balance.

Important Note: Due to the public health crisis, SE Health requires all employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 (both doses, with 14 days since the last dose).