Health Workforce Matching Portal
ON, Canada
Find health care professionals for your Ontario facility
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Wage Subsidies And Interns
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- Government of Ontario
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Access a space for health care organizations to post a range of opportunities for registered and non-registered health care professionals, internationally trained professionals as well as students and those with no-health care experience.
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$40,000
Winnipeg
Launching a training program for non-registered health care professionals.
$65,000
Toronto
Developing an online platform for matching health professionals with job opportunities.
$35,000
Vancouver
Setting up a mentorship program for internationally trained health professionals.
$25,000
Calgary
Organizing career fairs for health care students and professionals.
$20,000
Ottawa
Establishing a job shadowing program for non-registered health care workers.
$35,000
Montreal
Creating an internship program for health care students with no experience.
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- Any underemployed Ontarian with a minimum grade 10 education can apply.
- Good judgement, interpersonal and communication skills are also required.
- You do not need a background in health care to get a job.
- We are also hiring regulated and unregulated health professionals, as well as internationally trained professionals who are legally authorized to work in Canada.
- A Vulnerable Sector Check is also required.
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- Applicants from all regions in Ontario are eligible for this grant.
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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The criteria are detailed below:
- Minimum Grade 10 education
- Good judgement, interpersonal, and communication skills
- No background in health care required
- Regulated and unregulated health professionals eligible
- Internationally trained professionals legally authorized to work in Canada can apply
- Successful completion of online learning modules
- Vulnerable Sector Check required
- COVID-19 testing before starting work and every two weeks
- Response to emergency situations readiness
- Selected by Wilson HCG after phone interview
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- Step 1: Submit your application, which will start the process of becoming a part of the health care system. Implication: You will be considered for a position to help seniors in long-term care homes.
- Step 2: Complete a short, phone-based interview with Wilson HCG. Implication: This interview helps determine your suitability for the position.
- Step 3: Begin an online learning module that takes approximately 15 hours to complete. Implication: This module is part of your training and must be finished within a week.
- Step 4: Provide a Vulnerable Sector Check and update your immunizations if necessary. Implication: These checks are required for the safety and security of the residents.
- Step 5: Provide contact information for three professional references. Implication: Your references will be contacted to verify your qualifications.
Apply to this program
Grant Summary
This grant offers employment opportunities for Ontarians to work in long-term care facilities on an as-needed basis, providing assistance with daily tasks and activities for seniors. No medical background is required, and competitive wages are offered with all necessary training provided.
Details of the Grant
Are you a caring individual in Ontario looking for a rewarding career in healthcare? The Helping Hands initiative is seeking individuals to help support seniors in long-term care homes with tasks such as setting up mealtimes, assisting with technology, and providing companionship. Employees will work under the direction of Registered Staff, earn competitive wages starting at $17 per hour, and undergo mandatory online training. This short-term opportunity, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, aims to bridge the gap between job seekers and the increasing demand for support in long-term care settings.
Applicants with a minimum grade 10 education and good communication skills can apply, with opportunities available across the province. Successful candidates will be employed by partner hospitals like University Health Network and The Ottawa Hospital, with a focus on essential tasks like distributing food, directing visitors, and ensuring residents' well-being. A negative COVID-19 test and updated immunizations are required, along with a Vulnerable Sector Check.
Join the Helping Hands program today to make a meaningful impact on the lives of seniors in long-term care homes while gaining valuable work experience and contributing to your community's well-being. Your support can make a significant difference during these challenging times for both residents and care facilities.
