The Preservation of Dignity and The Pursuit of Happiness
Calgary, Alberta
Since establishing in 1975, The Brenda Strafford Foundation (BSF) is a leading organization dedicated to advancing care, wellness, and social impact through a comprehensive range of services including Aging Care & Senior Living, Community Supports, International Healthcare, and Research and Innovation. At five continuing care sites in Calgary and Okotoks, Alberta, our team of approximately 1,500 employees prioritizes quality of life and people-centredness through delivery of exceptional care and services to more than 1,000 older adults. Our Heart Home Network supports women and children affected by domestic violence to transition to a life free of abuse. The BSF also extends its reach to the Caribbean nations. In Haiti, we proudly operate the Institut Brenda Strafford specializing in ophthalmology and ear, nose, and throat services, serving over 200 patients daily. In Jamaica, the Village of Hope continuing care home provides a nurturing environment for older adults and those in need. In Dominica, through close collaboration with the government and hospital authority, we established and sustain a leading eye health program through the Brenda Strafford Foundation Eye Centre, complemented by four primary care health centres. Working with academic institutions, the public sector, and private enterprise, we continuously and actively engage in projects that align with our strategy. Our close partnership with the University of Calgary includes the Brenda Strafford Centre on Aging and Research Chairs that enable us to contribute to significant advancements in Geriatric Medicine, Alzheimer's Research, and the Prevention of Domestic Violence. Guided by our enduring philosophy of The Preservation of Dignity and the Pursuit of Happiness, BSF is committed to delivering compassionate and impactful services. By nurturing a culture of innovation and fostering collaborative partnerships, we strive to make a positive difference in the lives of those we serve.
On-site · Calgary
The Licensed Practical Nurse collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to assess, plan, and implement resident care plans while monitoring health status. Responsibilities include administering medications, supervising nursing care, and maintaining accurate documentation to ensure quality resident outcomes.
On-site · Calgary
The Health Care Aide provides direct care to assist residents with activities of daily living while ensuring their comfort and safety. They also observe and document changes in resident status and collaborate with the multi-disciplinary team to support care plans.
On-site · Calgary
The Health Care Aide provides direct care to assist residents with activities of daily living while ensuring their comfort and safety. They also document care provided, monitor resident status, and collaborate with the multi-disciplinary team to support care plans.
On-site · Calgary
The Health Care Aide provides direct care to assist residents with activities of daily living while ensuring their comfort and safety. They also observe and report changes in resident status to nursing staff and document care provided in the Point of Care system.
On-site · Calgary
The Recreation Therapy Aide is responsible for planning and facilitating therapeutic, social, and recreational programs to enhance the well-being of senior residents. They also maintain accurate clinical documentation, supervise volunteers, and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to provide high-quality care.
On-site · Calgary
The role focuses on building relationships with seniors and their families to drive community occupancy through outreach, tours, and leasing activities. It also involves managing lead sources and coordinating the move-in process for new residents.
On-site · Calgary
The Leasing Advisor is responsible for building relationships with seniors and their families to support community outreach, lead generation, and leasing activities. They manage the full leasing process, including conducting tours, preparing documentation, and ensuring a positive experience for prospective and current residents.
On-site · Calgary
The Social Worker provides psychosocial support, counseling, and interventions to residents and their families within a multi-disciplinary team. They are responsible for completing assessments, updating care plans, and managing legal documentation related to guardianship and personal directives.
On-site · Calgary
The Certified Therapy Assistant will implement restorative therapy programs under the direction of a Physiotherapist or Occupational Therapist to support resident well-being. They are responsible for maintaining accurate documentation, ensuring safe and ethical care, and contributing to a collaborative, person-centered environment.
