Provide enhanced residential support for acquired brain injury, behavioural challenges, and daily living needs within Connective’s assisted living services.

This Enhanced Acquired Brain Injury Support Worker position supports residents as they transition into and live successfully in the community. You will supervise residential routines, maintain safety, assist with personal care, and reinforce individualized care plans. The work involves collaboration with Fraser Health, health professionals, social workers, families, and other agencies.

Key Responsibilities:

- Supervise residence activities, routines, case notes, and logbooks
- Use de-escalation strategies during aggressive or escalating behaviour
- Provide prompts, guidance, personal care, and health-related assistance
- Organize groceries, meal preparation, housekeeping,



and residence operations
- Maintain files, reports, care plans, and confidential progress documentation

Requirements:

- Experience in assisted living or another relevant residential setting
- Knowledge of case planning, behaviour modification, and psychosocial rehabilitation
- Ability to respond calmly and effectively during crises
- Ability to work with culturally diverse populations and complex needs
- Physical fitness, Emergency First Aid, Food Secure, and Class 5 licence

Bring residential supervision, behavioural support, life-skills coaching, and safety awareness to Connective’s brain injury program.

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📌 Enhanced Brain Injury Residential Worker (Maple Ridge)
🏢 Connective
📍 Maple Ridge