Support people living with acquired brain injuries through person-centred care, rehabilitation planning, and community reintegration in Connective’s assisted living program.

As an Enhanced Acquired Brain Injury Support Worker, you will build therapeutic relationships and support residents’ physical, emotional, social, educational, and medical needs. You will implement person-centred and behaviour support plans while working with Fraser Health and multidisciplinary partners. The position includes residential supervision, life-skills assistance, advocacy, and crisis response.

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop service plans, progress reports, and required key-worker documentation
- Support daily living, personal care, meals, finances, and appointments
- Implement behaviour support plans and rehabilitation goals
- Respond to behavioural changes, emergencies,



and critical incidents
- Coordinate with families, professionals, agencies, and community resources

Requirements:

- Diploma in behavioural sciences, social work, community services, or criminology
- Two years’ related experience, or equivalent education and experience
- Experience supporting acquired brain injuries and substance use
- Current Emergency First Aid, Food Protected, and Class 5 licence
- Criminal record, character reference, work history, and insured transportation

Use therapeutic rapport, critical thinking, advocacy, and crisis-response skills to support residents’ independence and wellness.

📌 Acquired Brain Injury Support Worker (Canada)
🏢 Connective
📍 Canada