Candidates need a Nova Scotia Certified CCA or equivalent credential and a sincere desire to work with seniors. A clean VSC and criminal record check is also required.
Candidates need a valid CCA certification with a Medication Administration Certificate in Nova Scotia (or equivalent), a clear vulnerable sector and criminal record check, and a compassionate, positive attitude with a sincere desire to work with older adults. Strong communication and teamwork skills are required.
Candidates need completion of a recognized Practical Nursing program covering pharmacology, health assessment and medication administration, and a current provincial licence. Safe Resident Handling certification is required; new grads and experienced nurses both qualify.
Candidates need a current Registered Nurse licence in Nova Scotia and demonstrated leadership with excellent communication skills. Commitment to service excellence and person-centred care is expected.
Candidates need a recognized Practical Nursing diploma with pharmacology, health assessment and medication administration training, a current College of Practical Nurses of Nova Scotia licence, and Safe Resident Handling certification.
Candidates need a Continuing Care Assistant certification from the Province of Nova Scotia. The role suits those new to care work as well as experienced caregivers with a commitment to helping others.
Candidates need a completed practical nursing program with pharmacology, health assessment and medication administration, and a current College of Practical Nurses of Nova Scotia licence. Certification in Safe Resident Handling and a clean vulnerable sector check are also required; new grads and recent graduates are welcome.
Candidates need a current Registered Nurse licence in Nova Scotia and demonstrated leadership. Strong communication skills and a commitment to person-centred care are required.