- Providing quality care and professional direct client support in a manner which reflects the values of the Excel Society and honours the “Client’s Rights” statement.
- Contributing to assessing client(s)’ service needs and/or accompanying client(s)’ to available relevant assessment services.
- Utilizing appropriate data collection methods to collect information regarding behaviours of concern or to teach new skills.
- Ensuring that health and medical needs of the clients are met.
- Assisting clients with their financial support needs.
- Implementing all aspects of daily living skill ensuring client(s’) needs are met as designated.
- Being a supporting, positive, and professional team member.
- Contributing as a part of the team to the development of an Individual Support Plan, Essential Lifestyle Plan,
or Person Centered Plan (as appropriate) for each client they directly support.
- Ensuring that all pertinent information is exchanged between staff members during shift exchanges.
- Liaising with families, guardians, professionals and other resource members of the client(s’) support network, communicating relevant client information to other team members.
What You Bring:
- A certificate in disability studies and/or social work from a recognized institution. Equivalencies may be considered.
- Knowledgeable and experienced with various diagnosis surrounding persons with disabilities.
- Previous experience in disability services or human services is required
- A caring, reliable, and person-centered approach
- Strong communication skills are required
- Possess well developed computer use skills.
- Supportive and inclusive work culture
- Ongoing training and career development
- Meaningful work that makes a daily difference
- Opportunities to grow your career in a respected, community-focused organization
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📌 Community Support Worker II80.26.02) (Calgary)
🏢 Excel Society
📍 Calgary
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