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Sanctum Care Group

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Sanctum recognizes the need to provide care with humility and without prejudice.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Non-profit Organization Management
11–50 people

About

Sanctum is Saskatchewan’s first hospice with respite and supportive care for people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. Sanctum’s vision is for a community in which individuals requiring this assistance are able to attain their optimum level of health from their perspective, minimizing their vulnerability and maximizing their control and dignity. Sanctum recognizes the need to provide care with humility and without prejudice. This will be achieved through a philosophy of holistic care and demonstration of Sanctum’s core values of compassion, collaboration and innovation.

Open positions

CARE COORDINATOR – SANCTUM 1.5

On-site · Saskatoon

Case-manage clients in the Sanctum 1.5 program, coordinate with community partners, and connect clients with mental health, addiction, physical health, and psychosocial supports. Provide counselling, parenting and life-skills support, case planning, crisis intervention, referrals, and documentation to promote positive outcomes for clients and their infants.

CASUAL HOME SUPPORT WORKER

On-site · Saskatoon

Provide personal care and support to residents, including assistance with daily living, medication adherence, meals, and household tasks. Build therapeutic relationships, support recovery and care plans, maintain confidential records, assist with community transitions, and respond to unexpected or unstable situations.

HIV REGISTERED NURSE

On-site · Saskatoon

Provide clinical leadership and direct nursing care, including care planning, medication management, wound care, and palliative support for clients living with HIV and complex needs. Guide home support staff, advocate for clients, coordinate with physicians and other care partners, and contribute to program policies and on-call coverage.

HIV REGISTERED NURSE

On-site · Saskatoon

Provide clinical leadership and direct, individualized nursing care, including medication management, wound care, symptom management, and palliative support. Coordinate care with staff, physicians, and community partners while maintaining care plans, documentation, and adherence to organizational policies.