Resident Care Worker (PE)
Can you see yourself being responsible for the well-being of others? The need for care workers is increasing as our population ages. A role in resident care will see you providing support to clients and their families that need assistance; whether elderly, disabled, or recovering from a serious illness or injury. Your job will be to assist individuals with their daily routines, including preparing meals and feeding, maintaining personal hygiene, running errands, monitoring medication and recovery, and informal counselling support. Studying to become a Resident Care Worker at Eastern College will provide you with the skills required to meet provincial standards, to help you find a job in your chosen field that much quicker.
Program Length: 36 Weeks
Testimonial
I had been out of the education system for over 30 years when I enrolled at Eastern College. Arriving nervous but excited, I was at once made to feel comfortable and welcome. I did pick 'the right career' and the right school for the job.
Course Highlights
Individuality of the Person
Interpersonal Skills
Role of the Resident Care Worker
Safety
Assisting a Person with Mobility
Assisting with Personal Hygiene
Assisting to Manage Ongoing Conditions
Household Management and Meal Preparation
Cognitive Impairment and Mental Health Issues
Optimal Support and Care Planning
Abuse
Assisting the Family
Palliative Care
Assisting with Medications
Computer Fundamentals
Student Success Strategies
Career Planning and Preparation Part I
Career Planning and Preparation Part II
Field Placement
Potential Careers
- Resident Care Worker
- Care Team Assistant
- Home Support Worker
- Home Care Worker
- Personal Care Worker
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