Which is why we look for individuals who are committed to service excellence in retirement homes and nursing homes. MacLeod Cares offers positive, fair, fun and productive workplaces where you can grow. We’re looking for the best and the brightest people who are committed to helping us maintain the highest standards in residential care. If this sounds like you, then we want to hear from you!
Continuing Care Assistants (CCA) and Personal Care Workers (PCW) are a part of the health care team that provides our residents with support for activities that pertain to daily living. The CCA/PCW is expected to have a general understanding of what our residents require with respect to the individual’s overall need for physical, emotional, social and spiritual support.
Working within Long Term Care in an interdisciplinary, team-orientated, collaborative practice environment, the Registered Nurse (RN) is responsible for the day-to-day management of the Long Term Care Facility. The RN supervises and collaborates with Resident Care Workers (RCW), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) and other health professionals.
As a Housekeeper, you play an integral role in the operations of our community and provide our residents with a clean, sanitary comfortable, orderly and satisfying surrounding. You will work within a team setting while operating with professionalism, and care for the residents, coworkers and families.
A Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) will work within an interdisciplinary, collaborative practice care model with a Registered Nurse. The LPN will assess, plan, implement, and evaluate Resident care within the LPN Scope of Practice.
As a Long Term Care Assistant, you can expect various duties throughout the home while supporting resident programs, dining, light housekeeping and comfort to residents through friendship and conversation.
Resident Care Workers/Geriatric Care Workers (RCW/GCW) are a part of the health care team that provides residents with assistance with activities of daily living. The RCW/GCW is expected to have a general understanding of what our residents require with respect to the individual’s overall need for physical, emotional, social and spiritual support.
As a Cook, you will work within a team of highly skilled professionals who together are accountable for the timely and accurate production of meals that meet individual dietary requirements for residents.
As a Dietary Aide, you will work within a team of highly skilled professionals who together are accountable for the preparation, service and clean-up of meals served to residents, staff and visitors. You are a key component in the delivery of a warm and friendly atmosphere.
As a maintenance worker, you will be responsible for the care and maintenance of the building and grounds. You will conduct minor repairs and ensure that the building is safe and secure for residents.
The position reports directly to the RN, Director of Facility and resident Care as well as the Director of Resident & Employee Programs. As part of a team, the Activity Worker is responsible for the planning, development and implementation of group and individual activities for residents.
The focus of this role is to support the maintenance department in areas such as lawn care, flower/garden maintenance, painting, general maintenance, etc. Candidates may assist in the Home in other areas (such as programming) if they have the skillset.
The Administrative Assistant will be required to perform an array of administrative duties including secretarial and receptionist duties. Additional responsibilities include reconciling bank statements, taking minutes during meetings and scheduling appointments for all departmental managers and residents.
Under the clinical supervision of the Physiotherapist and Occupational Therapist, the Physiotherapist Assistant supports the OT and PT services. He/she is also responsible for assisting in the development and implementation of staff occupational health and safety initiatives, including staff training and support.