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Community Residential Worker - HEA001760

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Job Order #: 6159648

NOC: 41300
Employer Name:
Government of Saskatchewan
Wage/Salary Info:
$25.393- $29.708 hourly
Posted Date:
30-Aug-2024
Location:
SASKATOON
 
# of Positions:
2
Employment Terms:
Part Time
Apply By:
06-Sep-2024
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Government of Saskatchewan
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Contact Email:
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Employer Website:
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Description

Two Term Part-Time Positions

One 50% and One 35.7%

To Start September 1, 2024 to August 31, 2025

McCallum Home in Saskatoon requires caring, compassionate, empathetic, and enthusiastic employees for the role of Community Residential Worker.

Providing direct support to individuals, focusing on their holistic well-being, guided by their unique needs and preferences is vital. A key component in this role is the implementation of individualized and least restrictive behavior support strategies. During time of behavioural escalations, a calm approach while assessing and evaluating the situation for any immediate risks to the individual or others is necessary for successful outcomes. Effective communication is essential: using clear and simple language, active listening and avoiding confrontation. You will apply de-escalation techniques maintaining a neutral demeanor, offering choices to give the individual a sense of control, and may use distraction to redirect their focus. It is also expected that you remain with the individual to prevent self-harm, encourage self-soothing activities, and offer reassurance about their safety.

Additional responsibilities include driving and transporting individuals, assisting with personal care tasks such as hygiene, meals and actively supporting the development of essential life skills to foster independence and growth.

Typically, the level of knowledge and skills for this position is obtained through 1-year post-secondary education in a related human service field such as Disability Support Worker, Psychology or Social Work and/or gained through related experience working in a therapeutic capacity with people with intellectual disabilities who may display complex and challenging behaviours. CLSD, Crisis and Respite Services provides a thorough onboarding that includes safety training required for the position.

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