Housekeepers clean, disinfect, and do whatever else is needed to keep the building tidy and running well for those who live and work in the long-term care home.
An LTC home administrator is responsible for planning, organizing, managing, and overseeing the care and services given to residents and the day-to-day operations of the home.
Do you like to keep things in order? Then consider a career in environmental services in long-term care.
Consider a career in long-term care food services if you enjoy: cooking or preparing food for others, helping people live healthy lives as they age and more!
A physiotherapist working in Long-Term Care (LTC) supports every resident’s physical health and well-being by assessing and diagnosing symptoms of pain and limited mobility caused by illness, injury, or disability.
A social worker in LTC supports residents and their families with their mental health and well-being, and helps those living with complex needs navigate the system.
This resource library is curated by the Ontario CLRI at Bruyère Health as part of our Sustaining a Palliative Approach to Care in Long-Term Care initiative.
The Reflections on the Use of Resident Support Aides report presents findings from a recent survey on the use of resident support aides and similar roles in LTC homes during the pandemic.
IPAC eLearning courses are now available! Get tools and resources to equip those working and volunteering in long-term care with the skills and knowledge they need to protect themselves, their colleagues, residents, family members, and community members.