Medical Residential Child & Youth Support Worker / HCA (British Columbia)

Medical Residential Child & Youth Support Worker / HCA (British Columbia)

11 Aug
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CareGrowth Family Services
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British Columbia

11 Aug

CareGrowth Family Services

British Columbia

CareGrowth Family Services Inc. South Vancouver / Marpole Area, BC
Pay: $31.00 to $34.00 per hour

Job Type: Full-time • Part-time • Casual

Shifts Available: Days • Evenings • Awake overnights • Weekends • Holidays as needed

Now Hiring

About CareGrowth
CareGrowth Family Services is a growing care provider supporting children, youth, and families across the Lower Mainland, North Shore, and Sea to Sky. We operate structured homes with consistent teams, strong leadership, and high standards of care. Our focus is on providing safe, stable, and well-supported care for children and youth who require more than basic supervision. We are also a young, growing company with a close-knit team culture. We take the work seriously, but we also believe the home environment should feel warm, positive, and human. We want staff who care about doing meaningful work, enjoy being part of a team, and want to grow with a company that is building something special.

About This Role
This role is within a specialized residential care home for a child/youth who requires a high level of structure, medical awareness, emotional regulation support, and consistent daily care.

The child/youth supported in this home may require support with:

Structured daily routines

Emotional regulation

Personal care

Toileting and hygiene routines

Feeding-related routines

Tube feeding related routines, if included in the care plan

Medication administration

Health monitoring

Communication support

Sensory needs

Behavioural support during periods of distress

Detailed documentation and shift reporting

This role is well suited for someone with a Health Care Assistant background, complex care experience, pediatric care experience, or strong child and youth support experience with comfort around medical routines. We are looking for staff who can stay calm, follow instructions carefully, notice small changes in presentation, and work as part of a consistent team. The right person understands that behaviour is communication. They are able to stay regulated under pressure, notice early signs of discomfort or distress, and support the child/youth with patience, dignity, and consistency.

Medical Routines and Delegated Care
This role may involve medical routines such as feeding-related care, medication routines, health monitoring, and other delegated care tasks as outlined in the child/youth’s care plan. Some routines may involve enteral or tube feeding related support, feeding equipment, flushing, placement checks, or other feeding safety steps if these are part of the approved care plan. All medical routines will be completed only with appropriate training, oversight, authorization, and competency sign-off. Any delegated health tasks must be taught, documented, and signed off by the appropriate regulated clinical professional before staff perform them independently. Previous experience with enteral feeding, tube feeding, feeding pumps, medication administration, or delegated health tasks is a strong asset. However,



staff must still complete CareGrowth’s onboarding and any required clinical training before working independently.

What You’ll Do

Support a child/youth in a structured residential home setting

Help maintain a calm, predictable, low-stimulation environment

Follow individualized care plans, medical routines, behaviour support plans, and safety plans

Support daily routines, meals, personal care, hygiene, toileting, sleep routines, and community involvement

Support feeding-related routines as directed by the care plan and clinical team

Support medication administration and delegated medical routines with training and oversight

Monitor and report changes in health, mood, behaviour, appetite, sleep, bowel routines, and overall presentation

Recognize early signs of distress, discomfort, sensory overload, illness, pain, nausea, fatigue, or escalation

Respond calmly and safely during periods of emotional or behavioural escalation

Use respectful, non-punitive de-escalation strategies

Complete daily documentation, shift notes, health tracking, medication records, and incident reports

Work closely with a small, consistent team to provide stable long-term care

Participate in training, team meetings, and ongoing care planning

Who We Are Looking For

Health Care Assistant

Community Health Worker

Complex Care Worker

Residential Child and Youth Worker

Child and Youth Care Worker

Autism Support Worker

Behaviour Interventionist

Educational Assistant

Mental Health Support Worker

Community Support Worker

Pediatric respite worker

Hospital, group home, or residential care support worker

Candidates do not need to come from only one specific background. What matters most is that they are calm, reliable, medically aware, strong with documentation, comfortable supporting children or youth, and able to follow detailed care plans and delegated medical instructions after training and sign-off.

You Stand Out If You

Have experience supporting children or youth with medical, developmental, or behavioural needs

Have experience with feeding routines, enteral feeding, tube feeding, feeding pumps, medication routines, delegated health tasks, or careful health monitoring

Have worked with children or youth with autism, communication needs, sensory needs, or complex behaviour

Can recognize non-verbal cues, pain indicators, nausea, fatigue, sensory overload, constipation, hunger, or changes in presentation

Are comfortable with personal care, toileting support, hygiene routines, and hands-on daily care

Can stay calm, respectful,



and regulated during challenging moments

Do not take behaviour personally

Understand that behaviour is often communication

Are comfortable following detailed care plans and medical instructions

Are reliable, consistent, and able to work as part of a small team

Can communicate clearly with supervisors, nurses, family members, and other professionals

Are physically capable, alert, and able to respond quickly when needed

Take documentation seriously and understand the importance of accurate records

Requirements

Experience supporting children, youth, or individuals with complex care needs

Health Care Assistant certificate is an asset, but not required for the right candidate

Experience with autism, developmental disability, medical care, or complex behaviour is an asset

First Aid and CPR, or willingness to renew if expired

Ability to administer medication or willingness to be trained

Must be able to follow medical routines and delegated care instructions

Criminal Record Check required

Must be able to pass BC Ministry background screening

Legally entitled to work in Canada without employer sponsorship

Valid driver’s licence required

Reliable transportation to and from the work location

Comfortable working days, evenings, awake overnights, weekends, and holidays as needed

Why CareGrowth

Competitive pay for specialized residential care

Structured and well‑run home environment

Small, consistent team. Family environment.

Strong leadership and oversight

Clear care plans, routines, and expectations

Training and development support

Meaningful long‑term work

Opportunity to support a child/youth in a stable, individualized home setting

Extended comprehensive health and dental benefits for eligible employees

Paid time off for eligible employees

RRSP matching for eligible employees

On‑site parking where available

Work Environment

Residential home setting

Anticipated location in South Vancouver / Marpole area

Specialized long‑term care environment

Small team‑based staffing model

Shifts may include days, evenings, awake overnights, weekends, and holidays

Applicants must have reliable transportation to South Vancouver

Apply
Please apply with your resume and a brief note about your experience supporting children, youth, or individuals with medical needs, feeding routines, tube feeding, medication routines, autism, complex behaviour, developmental needs, or high‑support care needs. We are looking for people who are calm, reliable, detail‑oriented, and able to contribute to a safe and stable home environment.

CareGrowth Family Services Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applications from all qualified individuals and are committed to fair, respectful, and inclusive hiring practices.

Benefits

Casual dress

Dental care

Extended health care

Versatile schedule

On‑site parking

Paid time off

RRSP match

Vision care

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📌 Medical Residential Child & Youth Support Worker / HCA (British Columbia)
🏢 CareGrowth Family Services
📍 British Columbia

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