
For workers
Good shifts, in homes that are ready for you
We staff senior homes across Ontario and British Columbia — and we don't send you anywhere we wouldn't send our own family.
Shifts that fit your life
Accept or decline every offer. Casual, block bookings or full-time lines — you tell us what you'll take.
Weekly pay, no chasing
Direct deposit every week, premiums for nights and weekends, and travel support for out-of-area shifts.
You're our employee
WSIB or WorkSafeBC coverage, liability insurance, orientation before your first shift, and a real person on the phone at 3 a.m.
Roles we hire
Care, support and leadership
Care staff
- Registered Nurses (RN)
- Registered / Licensed Practical Nurses (RPN, LPN)
- Personal Support Workers (PSW) — Ontario
- Health Care Aides / Care Aides — British Columbia
- Restorative and rehab aides
Support staff
- Cooks and Red Seal chefs
- Dietary aides and tray-line staff
- Housekeepers and IPAC cleaners
- Laundry personnel
- Dishwashers and kitchen helpers
Management & operations
- Licensed administrators
- Directors of Care / Resident Care Managers
- Activity and recreation coordinators
- Maintenance and building operators
- Scheduling and staffing coordinators
Hiring process
Five steps to your first shift
- 1Submit your application with your certificate and availability
- 2Screening call with a recruiter within two business days
- 3Document upload: ID, police / CRRP check, immunizations, registry number
- 4Short orientation on IPAC, transfers, fire and abuse-prevention procedures
- 5First shift offer — with the home, unit, role and rate confirmed in writing
What you'll need
Ontario
- · PSW certificate from a NACC, Ministry-approved or community college program
- · CNO registration in good standing for RN and RPN placements
- · Vulnerable Sector Police Record Check within the last six months
- · Two-step TB screening plus influenza and COVID-19 records per home policy
British Columbia
- · BC Care Aide & Community Health Worker Registry number, verified by us
- · HCA certificate from a BC-recognized program or Registry-approved equivalency
- · BCCNM registration for RN and LPN placements
- · Criminal Record Review Program (CRRP) clearance for working with vulnerable adults