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The Salvation Army Windsor Centre of Hope Residential Care Worker is responsible to assist the needs of the residents in the Housing with Supports Home program. Identify problems and changes in residents’ behavior to be reported to the Manager. Assist in implementation of resident’s treatment plan. Provide activities to residents in program and to assist in the development of a healthy lifestyle. Objective is to provide a wholesome atmosphere directed to clients physical emotional and spiritual well-being and to raise resident to a higher level of living.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Participate in development and implementation of resident case plans
- Report to program Manager progress, changes and / or regression in the resident’s status
- Within the resident’s existing environment encourage, where applicable, positive life-style alternatives: socialization, grooming and hygiene, external social opportunities, respect for dignity of themselves and others, support resident ownership of own actions and problem solving
- Help residents develop problem solving and coping skills
- Maintain accurate records of resident stays on paper and/or computer
- Monitor basic medical care, handle out and ordering of medications, record medication on eMAR system
- Ensure that fire safety and public health standard care is maintained
- Identify severe dysfunctional behaviors i.e. substance abuse, etc. and consult program Manager
- Plan and implement a meaningful activity, held at WCOH
- Responsible for keeping the floor and resident’s room clean
- Available for other duties as assigned by Manager
WORKING CONDITIONS:
- This is a part-timeposition based on 16 hours per week
- The work schedule is determined in consultation with your supervisor and may vary according to requirements of responsibility. Normal hours of operation are Saturday and Sunday, 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
- Normal location of work is at Windsor Centre of Hope, 355 Church Street, Windsor Ontario N9A 7G9
QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS:
- Minimum Secondary School Diploma with at least two years relevant experience; A University degree, college diploma or certificate from a recognized institution with studies in counseling or related experience is preferred
- First Aid/CPR certificate
EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE:
- Experience working with a diverse population, including mental health and addictions, is an asset
- Experience with or willing to learn program specific software such as HIFIS and MED e-care
- Non-Violent Crisis Intervention training
- Naloxone Training
SKILLS AND CAPABILITIES:
- Demonstrated ability to use sound judgment when making decisions
- To communicate effectively and efficiently in a positive manner as it relates to all levels of interaction with colleagues, residents, and community
- Good computer working skills with Microsoft office and using working email for communication
- Experience with or willing to learn program specific software such as HIFIS and MED e-care
- A high degree of proficiency in duties as well as being able to handle and prioritize numerous tasks and evident desire for self-development, ability to follow detailed instructions
- Be sensitive and empathetic to vulnerability of resident, Self-motivated and disciplined
- A high degree of proficiency in duties as well as being able to handle and prioritize numerous tasks and evident desire for self-development, ability to follow detailed instructions
- Be sensitive and empathetic to vulnerability of resident
- Self-motivated and disciplined
- Hold a valid Ontario full Class G Driver’s License, a current driver’s abstract that is acceptable from a liability and risk management perspective
- Ability to undergo applicable screening and background checks successfully that are satisfactory to The Salvation Army, in its sole discretion (i.e., The Salvation Army Abuse Registry) and provide an original copy of a Background Check with vulnerable sector screening
- Ability and willingness to develop an understanding and support for the mission and purpose of The Salvation Army in Canada and its implications as related to position responsibilities
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