Supervisor of Care

**Job Description**:
**Supervisor of Care**

**Health Services - Long Term Care**

**Status**:Regular Full Time

**Salary Range**:$100,712 - $125,213 per annum, plus comprehensive benefits

**Work Mode**:Onsite

**Location**: Sheridan Villa LTC, 2460 Truscott Dr, Mississauga, ON

**Hours of Work**:35 hours per week (flexibility required to meet operational needs)

**Care. Compassion. Love. Respect.**

The Long-Term Care Division requires staff to provide person-centered care to our residents and families following the Butterfly Model of Care. This will ensure high levels of emotional wellbeing and a better quality of life for those living in our homes. Staff are to have emotional intelligence ability to deliver person-centered care in an authentic way that is meaningful to the resident and their family.

Sheridan Villa LTC is looking for a Supervisor of Care to guide a team of dedicated long-term care professionals in striving to provide the ultimate resident experience by leading, mentoring and supporting a team to work together to achieve this goal, and celebrate the excellent work we do.

Are you an **inspirational leader** who promotes a **culture of inclusion**, high performance and **continuous improvement **that values **agility** and a **commitment to quality**?

Do you pride yourself in delivering programs that are **client focused **and **impactful**?

Are you a seasoned Long-Term Care professional who is passionate about what they do and looking to make an impact?

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This may be an opportunity for you _**

Reporting to the Director of Care, you will be responsible for providing leadership, coaching and guidance to assist the staff of the Long Term Care Home in the performance of their duties. Ensuring all service is provided in accordance with the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care Standards, Regional Values, LTC Division policies and procedures and evidence based practice.

**What you will do in this role**:

- Oversee the admission, transfer and discharge of residents to and from assigned units and ensure that all residents receive appropriate individualized care for their physical and emotional wellbeing, encourage maximum independence through the activities of interdisciplinary health teams and monitors and evaluates the delivery of various paramedical services
- Demonstrate a commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion through continuous development, modeling inclusive behaviors, and proactively managing bias
- Contributes to the development of a caring and competent team who are responsible and accountable for direct resident care activities
- Ensure care team compliance with all relevant legislation, Regional and Provincial standards and the Canadian Council on Health Services Accreditation and The Resident’s Bill of Rights
- Implements policies, procedures and programs in accordance with relevant standards and legislation to meet the changing needs of the resident and promotes improvements in long term care
- Demonstrate thorough knowledge of Resident’s restorative care needs, assessment skills and medication protocols
- Direct all staff in the event of an emergency or infectious outbreak when he/she is the most senior management on site
- Works with other Department Supervisors to ensure a responsive and effective staff orientation and development program throughout the facility
- Participate in a Continuous Quality Improvement program for nursing department and paramedical services as well as all interdepartmental client service activities
- Monitors workload requirements, Risk and Infection Control reports to identify trends, seeks improvements and provides follow up reports and recommendations to the Director of Care
- Ensure adherence to medical and legal standards in areas of medication control and laboratory and pharmacy services through regular review, audits and committee participation
- Demonstrates an ability to assess, investigate and resolve resident/family concerns
- Conducts performance evaluations and monitors nursing staff performance via ongoing audits of Resident Care activities and documentation records

**What the role requires**:

- Completed Bachelor of Nursing degree
- RN registration with a current certificate of competence from the College of Nurses of Ontario with previous progressive work experience in Long Term Care
- Equivalent combination of education and/or experience may be considered
- Experience in leading, supervising, motivating unionized and non-unionized staff

**Skills/Abilities**:

- Leadership Education or Training with demonstrated effectiveness in managing a workforce
- Knowledge and experience in gerontology and gerontological nursing as well as an understanding of the needs of the long term care clients
- Experience with Long Term Care Legislation, Regulated Health Professions Act, CCHSA standards, Regional policies and procedures
- Solid communication skills in English (written and oral) to interpret legislation, prepare reports,