Home Health Care Worker — Private Household, Saint-Laurent QC

Private Household is hiring for the role of Home Health Care Worker in Saint-Laurent QC (1 vacancy) — listed on Canada's official Job Bank. NOC 44101.

The job

• Administer medications
• Assist clients with bathing and other aspects of personal hygiene
• Perform light housekeeping and cleaning duties
• Provide companionship
• Provide personal care
• Prepare and serve nutritious meals
• Experience and specialization
• Target audience

Pay and conditions

• Pay: $21.00 hourly
• Hours: 32 hours/week
• Term: Permanent employment
• Start date: As soon as possible
• Vacancies: 1
• Work language: English or French
• Education: Secondary (high) school graduation certificate
• Experience: 1 year to less than 2 years

Who can apply — read this part

Honest note from us: this posting has no LMIA approval attached on Job Bank. No LMIA means no visa sponsorship comes with this job. The good news: you can apply from outside Canada. This employer is flagged open to international applicants, and applying through Job Bank costs nothing. The job itself does not include a work permit — that part is on you or on the employer.

• Outside Canada with no Canadian status? Apply anyway — it is a real, live opening. But pair it with your own work-authorization plan (PR pathway, IEC/working holiday, open-permit routes), and ask the employer up front whether they would support a work permit for the right candidate. Some will, some won't.
• Already authorized to work in Canada (open work permit, PGWP, spousal permit, PR)? Even better — apply normally, this is a current opening.
• Job Bank's own rule for this posting: “Canadian citizens and permanent or temporary residents of Canada | other candidates, with or without a valid Canadian work permit”.

How to apply

Apply only through the official Job Bank posting: https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/jobsearch/jobposting/50460300 (posting 50460300). Read the requirements twice, send what they actually ask for, and nothing more.

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