Director of Care Leadership Role (British Columbia)

Director of Care Leadership Role (British Columbia)

31 Jul
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AgeCare
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British Columbia

31 Jul

AgeCare

British Columbia

Join AgeCare Royal City as Director of Care in Current Westminster, BC, where your nursing leadership will make a difference. This regular full-time role focuses on delivering high-quality resident care through effective management and teamwork.

As the Director of Care, you'll work closely with the Executive Director to oversee nursing operations within the long-term care home. Your primary responsibilities are to guide the nursing team, ensuring regulatory compliance and achieving resident satisfaction and employee engagement targets. A commitment to fostering a supportive culture of person-centered care is essential.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead nursing staff with coaching and professional support
• Ensure compliance with health care standards and regulations




• Meet quality indicators aligned with company guidelines
• Manage departmental budget and resource allocation
• Promote values of trust, quality, and teamwork in care delivery

Requirements:
• Degree/Diploma in Nursing with current RN registration
• Minimum three years of nursing management experience
• One year in long-term care nursing required
• Must have current C.P.R. certification
• Vulnerable Sector Check required for employment

Bring your dedication to quality nursing care to AgeCare Royal City and help shape the future of our residents' lives.
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📌 Director of Care Leadership Role (British Columbia)
🏢 AgeCare
📍 British Columbia

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