CSWMOBILE-L: Tuesday to Saturday: 3pm to 9pm

Job summary

The Community Support Worker assists individuals with disabilities to live independently by providing personal care and facilitating community engagement. They work as part of a team to support clients in their own homes while maintaining professional standards and representing the association.

Job details

MOBILE Southern Alberta Community Living Associations' Mobile Team is currently searching for enthusiastic and flexible Community Support Workers to join their team. This is a unique opportunity to be involved in your community while sharing your skills and passions and making a difference to those you are working for. The successful applicants will enjoy a changing caseload, supporting a number of individuals living in their own homes. The team will support a number of individuals, ages 18 to 80. Community Support Workers in Mobile support several people each day, adults or children, usually who live in their own homes, a family home, or with a Home Share Contractor, to connect within their community and/or develop independent living skills. We are looking for staff who are creative, enjoy doing activities, and are able to engage people with disabilities and/or complex needs in a variety of life environments. Staff need to be flexible and like a vibrant workday, as well as, work in a team environment The successful applicants will have: strong computer skills and be physically able to lift, transfer, provide personal care with dignity and respect and able to walk long distances. We are looking for someone who will: be engaging, creative, youthful, active and have a patient personality; have an awareness of community activities, enjoy sports (swimming, biking walking, etc.) have no allergies to pets and be comfortable with tube-feeding. An understanding of FASD, Autism, and Mental Health is an asset. This position is a front-line job that is vital in accomplishing the mission and values that govern the work done by this Association. The Community Support Worker is a valued member of a team that assists individuals, supported by our Association, to live in the community as independently as possible. They support and actively encourage the individuals to live in accordance with their own beliefs, desires and choices. As a team member, the CSW strives to communicate in a considerate, thoughtful and attentive manner with their co-workers and the individuals we support. A CSW will represent the Association courteously and professionally in all interactions they have with guardians, other agencies and the community at large. Tue-Sat: 3p-9p Awake 30hrs / Sleep 0hrs

What you’ll do

The Community Support Worker assists individuals with disabilities to live independently by providing personal care and facilitating community engagement. They work as part of a team to support clients in their own homes while maintaining professional standards and representing the association.

Requirements

Candidates must be physically capable of lifting and transferring individuals, possess strong computer skills, and be comfortable with personal care and tube-feeding. A patient, creative, and active personality is required, along with an understanding of Autism, FASD, and mental health.

Listed skills

• Clinical care · Preferred
• Teamwork · Preferred
• Communication · Preferred
• Personal Care · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Community support
• Personal care
• Independent living support
• Communication
• Teamwork
• Computer skills
• Patient care
• Disability support
• Tube-feeding
• Active engagement
• Lifting Ability
• Autism Spectrum Disorders
• Mental Health
• Computer Literacy
• Disabilities
• Personal Care
• Swimming
• Enthusiasm

Job areas

• Social Services
• Healthcare
• Unclassified
• Residential Community Manager
• Real Estate Agents and Property Managers
• Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers