Job description

Right at Home Canada

In-Home Health Care is one of the largest providers of exceptional in-home care services to older and differently-abled adults, globally. Through our over 600 care offices in 8 countries and our 52 offices in Canada, we pride ourselves in providing a full suite of both non-medical and medical care, products and services to our community members who wish to continue to live independently in their home, wherever home is for them.

Right at Home offers a unique approach to care delivery including Care Teams, which leads to a relationship-oriented care experience for both our clients and caregivers. We pride ourselves on the quality of our care services, our client care management, our client relationships as well as our core values of approachability, accountability, authenticity, and integrity in everything we do.

Right at Home Canada is currently looking for a Nurse Care Planner for the region of New Brunswick

In this unique role you utilize your excellent communication and relationship-building skills to engage new client inquiries from the region, conduct client care consultations via phone/web-based platforms, and work in tandem with local Care Team Leads to complete in-home client assessments and fulsome, individualized client care plans.

Your Care Plan is implemented at the local level by your local Right at Home Care Teams, with care management conducted by you. There may be some need to visit clients locally in a managerial role to see if your teams are implementing care as per your direction.

You are the most responsible person to our client families in all aspects of a care plan design, care service delivery, and the overall client family experience. In addition, you are the manager and motivator of your caregiver teams.

Our ideal Care Planner:

• Licensed to practice nursing in the province you are supporting
• Has appropriate professional space for a home office
• Fluent in both English and French
• A positive, confident, warm, and approachable person who builds immediate trust and rapport
• Ideally you have extensive home care/care planning experience
• Knowledge of community resources and roles of healthcare professionals
• Knowledge of healthcare organizations and models used in community care
• Excellent communication and relationship-development skills
• A caring, compassionate person committed to enhancing the lives of those we serve
• A resourceful, even-keeled, multi-tasking individual who loves a team environment
• Someone passionate about quality care and having a meaningful impact on a family's life
• Have a "nothing is too big or too small to ask" attitude
• Able to lead teams and build respect
• Organized, and detailed with excellent client service skills
• Driver’s License and Knowledge of the Provincial Healthcare Landscape

In this role you will:

• Work closely with Right at Home client families, care coordinators, and caregivers on a daily basis
• Spearhead the development and delivery of our client's individualized care plans in tandem with your local teams.
• Work closely with client's medical professionals to ensure smooth delivery of support
• Participate in the initial screening, hiring, and supervision of caregiving staff and nurses
• Engage directly with the Right at Home management team, business development representatives, and other staff as an integral part of the company’s goal to continue to be Canada’s leader in the delivery of family-funded home health care services
• When not Care Planning, assist in the community awareness of Right at Home through professional and community engagement as a proud and passionate advocate for the Right at Home Canada brand

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Learn more about us! Visit www.rightathomecanada.com

Job Type: Full-time

Salary: $50,000-60,000 with possible commission structure

Schedule:

• Evening shift
• Monday to Friday
• On call
• Weekend availability

COVID-19 considerations:

We have full PPE protocols where required.

License/Certification:

• LPN/RPN (preferred)
• Driving License and access to a vehicle (preferred)