Continuing Care Assistant (CCA)
coast · Yarmouth
Description du poste
About the role
Join the Coast family as a Continuing Care Assistant. You will work in an inclusive, welcoming environment with competitive benefits and plenty of learning opportunities, supporting residents in retirement homes and long‑term care facilities across Nova Scotia.
Key responsibilities
- Provide personal hygiene, oral care, skin care, toileting, bathing, feeding, dressing and grooming.
- Offer companionship and emotional support to residents.
- Maintain a safe, clean environment and follow infection‑control policies.
- Adhere to the NSAHO Scope of Practice and maintain confidentiality.
Required profile
- Clear criminal record check and vulnerable sector check (within the last 6 months).
- Current Standard First‑Aid and CPR certification.
- Successful completion or enrollment in a CCA/PSW program and registration with the CCA Registry.
- Effective written and verbal communication in English, physically fit, reliable and punctual.
Required skills
- First‑Aid certification
- CPR certification
What we offer
- Inclusive and welcoming work environment
- Competitive benefits
- Opportunities for learning and professional growth
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