The Wing Kei Care Centre is a non-profit long term care centre specializing in culturally appropriate care for seniors in Calgary, Alberta. Over one-hundred seniors are calling Wing Kei their home, where they receive culturally appropriate nursing care that meet their physical, social, spiritual, and emotional needs in a Christian environment. It is fully integrated with the Alberta Health Services' long-term care plan, and has free up care beds in the mainstream care centres for use by other seniors in the broader Calgary Community. At Wing Kei our mission is to provide extended care services and facilities to meet the physical, spiritual, social and emotional needs of Chinese seniors in a Christian environment. 1996 = Establishment of the Chinese Christian Wing Kei Nursing Home 2005 = Grand Opening of the Wing Kei Care Centre
On-site · Calgary
The Registered Dietitian provides professional nutritional advice and clinical dietetic services to residents while overseeing nutritional assessments and care plans. They also participate in quality assurance programs, menu planning, and staff training to ensure compliance with health standards.
On-site · Calgary
The Food Services Aide is responsible for the preparation, serving, and distribution of meals to residents. They must also maintain kitchen and storage areas in a clean, orderly, and sanitary condition.
On-site · Calgary
The Resident Coordinator is responsible for supervising nursing staff and coordinating resident care within a multidisciplinary team. They perform clinical assessments, manage medication administration, and ensure accurate medical documentation for residents.
On-site · Calgary
The Licensed Practical Nurse provides safe, quality nursing care and implements the nursing process including assessments and care planning. They collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to provide cognitive, social, and emotional support to clients within a person-centered framework.
On-site · Calgary
The Health Care Aide provides personal care and emotional support to clients while assisting with daily living activities and nursing processes. They are responsible for observing and documenting changes in client conditions and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to ensure safety and quality of life.
On-site · Calgary
The Occupational Therapist is responsible for assessment, care planning, intervention, and outcome evaluation for residents, ensuring programs align with the organization's Person and Family Centered Care framework. This role involves working within an interdisciplinary team to maximize residents' functional potential in daily living activities.