Compassionate Continuing Care Assistant Needed (Nova Scotia)

Compassionate Continuing Care Assistant Needed (Nova Scotia)

08 Oct
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MacLeod Group
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Nova Scotia

08 Oct

MacLeod Group

Nova Scotia

Join MacLeod Cares Victoria Haven Nursing Home as a Continuing Care Assistant in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia. Provide hands-on, person-centered care to support residents' comfort and dignity.

At MacLeod Cares, we offer an inclusive and supportive workplace aimed at fostering growth and excellence in caregiving. As a Continuing Care Assistant, you will be instrumental in enhancing the well-being of our residents while working closely with a team of dedicated professionals. Whether you are current to the field or have years of experience, you will benefit from mentorship and training opportunities.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide hands-on care to support residents' comfort
• Collaborate with a team of skilled healthcare professionals




• Maintain dignity and personal well-being for residents
• Uphold a culture of accountability and proactive practices
• Participate in ongoing mentorship and training

Requirements:
• Valid CCA Certification with Medication Administration Certificate
• Compassionate and positive attitude towards care
• Strong communication and teamwork skills
• Passion for working with elderly individuals
• Clear vulnerable sector and criminal record check

Support the compassionate care culture at MacLeod Cares while making a difference in residents' lives.
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📌 Compassionate Continuing Care Assistant Needed (Nova Scotia)
🏢 MacLeod Group
📍 Nova Scotia

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