Leadership opportunities for healthcare and other professionals
Please peruse the following position descriptions to determine whether your professional profile corresponds to our needs and expectations. All management positions, including departmental managers, team leaders and professional staff such as RNs who provide leadership and supervision to care and support staff, require computer skills and the ability to work flexible hours.
Administrator
Responsible for the efficient operation of a specific residence, the Administrator provides policy advice, implements decisions made by the owners as well as company directives, and oversees all aspects of the home’s activity to ensure exemplary resident care. A degree or its equivalent in education and/or experience, and completion of, or enrolment in, a certified Long Term Care Organization and Management course are required, along with at least 3 years of progressive management experience, preferably in a long term care setting. Candidates will possess excellent judgment and supervisory, communication and leadership skills with respect to human resources, labour relations, fiscal management, quality improvement, program planning, community partnerships, gerontology, and interdepartmental team co-ordination.
A proven track record in relating positively and effectively with residents, families, staff,
and the Board of Directors of a charitable
organization is vital. Fluency in Italian is an
asset.
Retirement Home Manager
The Retirement Home Manager is
responsible to the Administrator for providing optimum
resident services in accordance with legislative
requirements and Specialty Care Standards. Through
effective planning and direction the Retirement Home
Manager will take an active role in achieving occupancy
and manage effective operations in the Retirement Home.
General Manager
The
General Manager oversees existing operations and
assists with future expansion on the site. Responsible
to the Owner(s) for optimum resident services through
effective planning, direction and control, achieving
targeted occupancy, and the effective operation of the
Residence within the allocated resources. The
General Manager possesses excellent supervisory and
leadership abilities in the areas of human resources,
finance, labour relations, marketing, and department
coordination. Has completed a Management course or has a
minimum of 3 years equivalent experience in the
Retirement or Hospitality sector.
Chef Manager
The Chef Manager will oversee all
aspects of the dietary department and will monitor all
dietary staff including the Relief Cook. The Chef Manager will be responsible to the
Administrator. A minimum of 2-3 years experience in a
Retirement Home or LTC setting, and registration papers
as a Red Seal Chef is required.
Corporate Dietitian
Reporting to the Vice
President, Professional Services, the Corporate
Dietitian will be responsible for overseeing the
provision of clinical dietary services and coordinating
the clinical dietitians in Specialty Care owned and
managed Homes as well as fulfilling the role of clinical
dietitian for assigned Specialty Care Home(s) on a half
time basis. Candidates will possess excellent
interpersonal and communications skills, be a Registered
Dietitian with a minimum of two years clinical and
management experience will have prior experience in the
development of policies and procedures as well as
experience working in an interdisciplinary team.
Candidates must be members of the Dietitians of Ontario
and Dietitians of Canada and have current experience
working in Long Term Care Homes and expertise in
gerontology. Proficiency in WORD, Excel and Powerpoint
and knowledge of MOHLTC program standards with some
familiarity with computerized documentation and menu
programs is preferred.
Consulting Dietitian
The dietitian provides consultant
services as they pertain to the clinical and therapeutic
nutritional requirements of the residents of the
assigned residence. The Consulting Dietitian will
provide the Foodservice Supervisor/Dietary Manager with
assistance in assessing the nutritional care needs of
all residents and identify residents considered to be at
high nutritional risk. In consultation with nursing and
dietary staff will determine the appropriate dietary
interventions necessary on the care plan. Candidates
must be members of the College of Dietitians of Ontario
and have a minimum of 1 year experience in a long term
care facility. Demonstrated knowledge of MOHLTC dietary
and nutritional standards is expected. Excellent
communication and teamwork skills, and computer
proficiency in Word, email and internet use is also
required.
Corporate Nurse Consultant
The Corporate Nurse Consultant provides
nursing consulting services to long term care homes and
conducts regular reviews of homes, monitors and
evaluates the care and services of the facilities to
ensure all standards are met. Also provides education
and supports the implementation of best practice
initiatives on key initiatives such as Quality
Management, Point Click Care, and Enabling Choices.
Frequent travel to provide support to new consulting
projects and initiatives.
Corporate Programs Consultant
The Corporate Programs
Consultant provides consultation services to the
Directors of Resident and Family Services and Chair the
Director of Resident & Family Services (DRFS),
Recreation and Education coordinator meetings and
provides support to the Program Departments of all
Specialty Care homes. The incumbent is responsible for
the development of new policies and will also regularly
attend all Homes and complete site visit reports. A
Bachelor in a
Health Discipline is required as well as experience as a
DFRS or equivalent. Knowledge of best practices in
programming in Long Term Care and in compliance and
MOHLTC program standards is required.
Director of Care
Central to this role is responsibility for the nursing budget, management of all professional nursing resources and personal care services, staffing patterns and scheduling for each Home Area, as well as nursing staff recruitment, development and management. This entails developing and interpreting objectives, policies and procedures with residents, staff, physicians and other professional staff, interacting directly with residents’ families, and providing interdisciplinary team leadership. Current certification as a Registered Nurse from the College of Nurses of Ontario is required; a BScN is preferred. Also essential is expertise in infection control, computerized documentation, staff education and gerontological nursing practice, along with experience working as part of an interdisciplinary team and 3 years in front-line long term care management. Experience with a holistic, social care model such as GENTLECARE® or Eden Alternative is preferred.
Associate Director of Care
This Care Co-ordinator role involves supervising registered nursing staff and care provided by Professional Support Workers, developing goals, policies and an interdisciplinary team approach to care, co-ordinating unit nursing care with other services and departments, conducting quality improvement activities, and performing Nurse Manager duties on the unit. Along with a current certificate of competence as a Registered Nurse with the College of Nurses of Ontario, the Associate Director must hold, or be currently working towards, a BScN or equivalent. Education related to front-line leadership and gerontological nursing, and at least 2 years of experience in a long term care setting are also required. Completion of, or enrolment in, a Dementia Care course is expected.
Director of Marketing & Resident
Services
The Director of Marketing & Resident
Services will manage the Home’s overall marketing plan,
training staff on marketing and lease-up procedures, and
coordinate promotional activities including community
linkages. The incumbent will also plan, direct, and
control recreation, professional care, and housekeeping
/ guest attendant services to ensure that optimum
resident services are offered.Two
years management and marketing / sales experience
including tours and lease up is required, preferably in
a seniors housing. A post secondary degree or diploma in
marketing or public relations or equivalent is an asset.
Director of Marketing & Sales
The Director of Marketing & Sales handles sales
inquiries, builds relationships with clients and assists
them through the process - from sale to move-in. The
incumbent develops a comprehensive marketing and
outreach program to build community awareness and a
referral base. Strong community contacts, excellent
follow-up and sales skills, and computer literacy are
all assets. This full time position will involve some
evening and weekend hours depending on the availability
of the prospective client base.
Director of Resident and Family Services
A BSW (or a related degree) and 3 years of experience with increasing responsibility, preferably in long term care, are essential to assume responsibility for admissions, support and counselling to residents and families. This position involves co-ordinating the admission process, liaising with Community Care Access Centres (CCACs) and other community referral organizations, hiring, leading and managing program staff in leisure, therapy, spiritual and wellness services, and managing the department’s budget. Additional experience in gerontology, recreation, therapy services and wellness is preferred.
Director of Dietary Services
The Director manages the dietary department, and screens and monitors residents’ nutritional care, to ensure that attractive, nutritious meals are served in an enjoyable, respectful manner. This ranges from working closely with the Consulting and Corporate
Dieticians and resident's council to develop menus and meal plans of the highest quality, to providing leadership on food safety, sanitation, menu planning, documentation requirements, staff education, performance and development, budget and inventory control, and quality improvement programs. This key role calls for a post-secondary diploma as a Food Service Supervisor (Manager) or equivalent, and eligibility for membership in the Canadian Society of Nutrition Managers. A minimum of 3 years of supervisory and management experience in a long term care dietary department is expected, with a demonstrated ability and willingness to learn related computer applications, and strong cooking/catering, financial and staff management, and interpersonal skills.
Food & Beverage Manager
The Food and Beverage Manager plans,
organizes and supervises the activities of the food and
beverage department including evaluating performance and
production and selecting and supervising food and
beverage staff. Their responsibilities also include
ordering and receiving food and kitchen supplies and
creating menu plans for special functions. Completion of
a community college Food & Beverage Management or Chef
Training program is required as well as Smart Serve
Certification and Real Seal Certification or combination
of qualifications and experience. The incumbent must
have experience in large quantity food preparation and
knowledge of WHMIS & Health and Safety regulations in
the workplace.
Food Services Supervisor
The Food Services Supervisor
reports to Director of Dietary Services and
assists with the control of the operational budget for
the Dietary department. The incumbent is responsible for
supervising the preparation and service of all meals and
nourishments following specified menus and standardized
recipes while maintaining the highest standards of
sanitation and food safety. Successful completion of an
accredited program as a Food Service
Supervisor/Nutrition Manager and a minimum of 1
year experience in large quantity food preparation,
financial planning and food purchasing is required as
well as supervisory experience in a unionized
environment and/or in a long term care setting.
Eligibility for membership in the Ontario Society of
Nutrition Management and knowledge of nutritional needs
of the residents in a Long Term Care home are also
required.
Community Resource Manager
The
Community Resource Manager is responsible for managing
the volunteer program, as well as community based
programming and special events. The Community Resource
Manager will provide support to the DRFS and function on
the Management team. Completion of a post secondary
program in Volunteer services, Recreation or a related
degree at the University level or equivalent education
and experience is required. Excellent interpersonal and
communication skills demonstrated in a management
position, experience working with older adults, and
computer proficiency using Microsoft applications is
expected.
Director of Environmental Services
Five years of practical experience in building maintenance, with at least 2 years in a supervisory position, will have prepared the Director to assume responsibility for the housekeeping, laundry, maintenance and emergency services in a specific residence. Duties include hiring and training all Environmental Services staff, developing appropriate policies and procedures, maintaining budget and inventories, ensuring safety and WHMIS standards, conducting fire safety drills and training, as well as developing and implementing a proactive preventive maintenance program. A Ministry of Labour certificate in a mechanical trade or HVAC, with at least a Grade 12 education, is required; a post-secondary education is preferred.
Office Manager
The Office Manager reports to the Administrator and must have a total understanding of bookkeeping practice and sufficient accounting knowledge to determine proper entries, prepare reports and to review records to possibly determine causes of results shown. Must be experienced in accounts payable/receivable, computerized payroll, benefits administration and personnel file maintenance. The Office Manager is also responsible for managing the reception and ward clerk staff. Strong interpersonal skills, the ability to adapt, and excellent computer skills, including thorough knowledge of Excel and Word, is required.
Care Coordinator (Nursing)
This full-time position is responsible
for planning, directing and coordinating all activities
necessary for the daily management of the assigned home
areas. The incumbent will
supervise the nursing and personal care
provided to residents and train and supervise
staff. The Nurse Care Coordinator will participate as
part of the management team of the Home in accordance
with administration policies, physician’s orders and
best practice principles.
A
current Certificate of Competence from the College of
Nurses Of Ontario and a minimum of 2 years clinical
experience in a Long Term Care environment is required,
along with
excellent
interpersonal and communication skills
Registered Nurse
RNs have a leadership role, supervising care and services provided by Registered Practical Nurses and Personal Support Workers, as well as planning, directing and co-ordinating activities necessary for the effective operation of the Resident Home Areas. A current certificate of competence from the College of Nurses of Ontario, and current CPR certification are required. Experience in long term care or rehabilitation nursing with dementia care, and knowledge of GENTLECARE® are preferred. We encourage our RNs to pursue different areas of specialization and continuing education, including: Infection Control, Skin & Wound Care Management, Psychogeriatric Resource Co-ordination, Dementia Care, Palliative Care, and Staff Development.
Registered Practical Nurse
RPNs are leaders of a Resident Home Area, and primary care nurses for a number of residents. Liaising with families as well as dietary and recreation staff, administering medication, planning care and supervising Personal Support Workers comprise a significant part of the RPN's role. A current certificate of competence as an RPN from the College of Nurses of Ontario, including successful completion of a Medication Administration Certificate course, is essential. Experience in long term care, and a special interest in dementia care are also important requirements.
Nurse Practitioner
Working
independently and in collaboration with the attending
physician, the successful candidate will assess and
manage residents with common episodic illnesses or
injuries, and assess and monitor residents with chronic
disease conditions. The nurse practitioner will educate
and support facility staff with complex resident care
issues. Excellent communication skills are required to
tend to families and community agencies to enhance
resident care and to liaise with other members of the
interdisciplinary team. A current CNO certification as
RN (EC) and previous gerontology experience is required.
Recreation Therapist
Combining a degree in Recreation Therapy, Kinesiology, Physical Education or another Health Science discipline, with at least 3 years of experience in long term care, the Recreation Therapist is responsible for managing daily recreation and leisure services within the residence. This includes completing an assessment of each resident’s recreation and leisure interests with the family at admission, so as to develop and maintain programs that are suited to the resident’s individual needs and capabilities. This challenging role demands knowledge of, or courses in, Gerontology, and a special interest in dementia care.
Regional Director of Operations
Reporting to the Chief Operating
Officer, the Regional Director of Operations is
responsible for providing operational leadership to
their assigned portfolio of homes, by managing the
Administrators/General Managers in their portfolio,
developing, implementing and monitoring operational
programs and projects. Qualifications include 5
years experience as an Administrator in a Long Term Care
or Retirement Home, and Undergraduate degree or
equivalent in Business, Administration, or related area.
Background knowledge in Occupational Health & Safety and
WSIB claims management. This full-time position is based
out of the Toronto Corporate office, and requires the
ability to travel in the western region from the GTA to
Welland.
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