Geriatric Emergency Management Worker (Ontario)

Geriatric Emergency Management Worker (Ontario)

13 Sep
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Sault Area Hospital
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Ontario

13 Sep

Sault Area Hospital

Ontario

Enhance geriatric care as a Reactivation Worker in the Emergency Department. Support older adults with mobility, functional independence, and care transitions in collaboration with the GEM team.

As part of the Geriatric Emergency Management Program, the Reactivation Worker plays a pivotal role focusing on therapeutic interventions and discharge planning. This role requires an OTA/PTA designation and involves executing reactivation plans under the guidance of Registered Nurses and Social Workers. Your contribution will significantly impact patient outcomes and emergency department efficiency.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide early mobilization and functional support to older adults
• Facilitate restorative activities focused on strength and balance
• Assist with ADLs such as transfers and toileting




• Collaborate with the GEM team for timely discharge planning
• Educate patients on protected mobility and falls prevention strategies

Requirements:
• Diploma/Certificate as OTA or PTA
• Two years of experience with older adults in acute care
• Knowledge of geriatric syndromes and recovery practices
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and patient information systems
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Contribute your skills in mobility support and care coordination to improve patient experiences in the Emergency Department.
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📌 Geriatric Emergency Management Worker (Ontario)
🏢 Sault Area Hospital
📍 Ontario

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