Support acquired brain injury rehabilitation at Connective through therapeutic rapport, crisis response, and person-centred care. Work versatile daytime, evening, and overnight shifts.
The Enhanced Acquired Brain Injury Support Worker supports residents in Fraser Health-funded Assisted Living. You will help residents transition into the residence, live more independently, and pursue rehabilitative plans. The work includes case planning, life-skills support, health coordination, and behavioural support.
Key Responsibilities: Build relationships and provide supervision to assigned service users
Implement person-centred and behaviour support plans
Support life skills, personal care, and medication management
Coordinate health resources, appointments, and community reintegration
Document progress,



case notes, reports, and service user files
Requirements: Diploma in behavioural sciences, social work, community social services, or criminology
Two years of related work experience, or equivalent combination
Experience supporting acquired brain injuries and substance use
Current Emergency First Aid and Food Safe Certification
Class 5 licence and insured personal transportation
Bring therapeutic communication, critical thinking, and rehabilitation support skills to residents living with acquired brain injury at Connective.

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📌 Acquired Brain Injury Support Worker (British Columbia)
🏢 Connective
📍 British Columbia