Carefirst Seniors and Community Services Association is a non-profit organization providing comprehensive health and community services to over 10,000 clients annually in the Greater Toronto Area.
Scarborough, ON
WHO WE ARE Carefirst Seniors and Community Services Association (Carefirst) is a non-profit charitable organization serving the community since 1976. We provide a full range of community, social and health care services in the Greater Toronto Area including York Region and Mississauga. With a collective effort of over 500 staff members and 1,200 volunteers, Carefirst is now serving over 10,000 clients every year. WHAT WE DO Carefirst provides a diverse range of services, including: 1. Personal Care Services 2. Homemaking Services 3. Adult Day Program 4. Transitional Care Centre 5. Wellness Club and Interest Classes 6. Chronic Disease Self-Management Program 7. Specialist Clinic 8. Community Support Services 9. Transportation Service 10. Vocational Training 11. Volunteer Development WHERE WE SERVE Carefirst has a wide service network with 12 locations extending to multiple cities, including Scarborough, Downtown Toronto, Richmond Hill, Markham and Mississauga. WHY WE SERVE Carefirst is committed to ensure that seniors and others in need of services, living in Toronto and surrounding areas, enjoy a high quality of life in their communities. We strive to maximize their well-being through a range of social, health care, and supportive services planned and delivered through an integrated model of care. We will ensure that a comprehensive range of services are delivered by an effective team of professionals and volunteers on a holistic basis. Carefirst is where CARE comes FIRST.
On-site · Toronto
The Medical Receptionist provides administrative and clinical support at the front desk, including greeting patients and managing patient flow. They are also responsible for scheduling appointments, processing OHIP billing, and maintaining patient records within the EMR system.
On-site · Toronto
The Personal Support Worker will supervise and assist clients with daily living activities, including personal hygiene, transfers, and feeding. They are also responsible for food preparation, documenting client progress, and maintaining the cleanliness of the program space.
On-site · Toronto
Provide personalized nursing care, including medication administration and patient monitoring, within a 24-hour respite care setting. Perform case management, shift supervision, and provide direction to personal support workers.
On-site · Toronto
The Registered Nurse/Registered Practical Nurse provides clinical care assessments, case management, and crisis intervention for home-bound clients. They also act as a clinical consultant for the Home Care team and contribute to quality improvement and infection control planning.
On-site · Toronto
The GAIN Clinician conducts comprehensive geriatric assessments and develops individualized, person-centred care plans for older adults with complex needs. They collaborate with interprofessional teams and community partners to coordinate services, ensure safe transitions, and promote aging in place.
On-site · Toronto
The Nurse Practitioner will provide comprehensive geriatric assessments and direct patient care within an interdisciplinary team. They are responsible for ordering diagnostic tests, prescribing medications, and developing integrative care plans to support frail seniors.
On-site · Toronto
Provide community-based physiotherapy services including assessment, diagnosis, and education within a multidisciplinary team. Maintain accurate clinical documentation and actively participate in program development and evaluation.