Support acquired brain injury rehabilitation at Connective through therapeutic rapport, crisis response, and person-centred care. Work adaptable 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.

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