Posted: June 13, 2026
Continuing Care Assistant at Saskatchewan Health Authority, North Battleford is listed at Saskatchewan Health Authority in North Battleford, SK. The Beaver Board aggregates this opening from the employer's career page — apply using the button below to reach the official application. Browse more jobs at Saskatchewan Health Authority.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority in North Battleford, SK, is seeking a Continuing Care Assistant. This role involves providing personal care and daily living support to clients. A Continuing Care Assistant certificate is required for applicants, along with strong interpersonal and communication skills.
As a Continuing Care Assistant with the Saskatchewan Health Authority, you will be instrumental in supporting the well-being of clients, patients, and residents in North Battleford. This vital position focuses on providing essential personal care and assisting with activities of daily living, encouraging an optimum level of functioning for those you serve. The role requires a compassionate individual who is committed to supporting clients in meeting their physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual needs within a dynamic healthcare environment. Working within the Mental Health Long-Term Care Unit at Saskatchewan Hospital, the successful candidate will contribute to the province's largest employer, dedicated to delivering coordinated, quality health services across Saskatchewan. This is a casual position with no guaranteed hours, requiring flexibility and availability for various shifts, including short notice calls, statutory holidays, and weekends. Applicants must be available a minimum of twenty-four (24) hours per three-week period to ensure continuing care for residents.
Successful applicants for this Continuing Care Assistant position must possess a valid Continuing Care Assistant certificate (CCA). Beyond this essential credential, strong interpersonal skills, effective communication skills, and robust organizational skills are required to excel in this role. Basic computer skills are also necessary to manage daily tasks efficiently. The ability to work independently is a key competency sought by the Saskatchewan Health Authority. Furthermore, a Food Safe certificate and a valid driver's license may be required depending on specific unit needs. All applicants are required to upload relevant documentation, such as certificates, diplomas, and licenses, when submitting their application. The Saskatchewan Health Authority is committed to reviewing only complete applications. Those selected for an interview will be required to bring a recent Criminal Record Check, dated within six months and including a vulnerable sector search, to their interview. We are committed to building a representative, diverse, inclusive, and culturally responsive workforce, working in the spirit of truth and reconciliation across Saskatchewan to improve health and well-being for everyone.
