Newfoundland – Personal Care Attendant
Newfoundland PCA industry information and resources
Newfoundland holds a 20 week training course, designated PCA (Personal Care Attendant). It can also be known as Home Support Worker. The 20 week length makes ‘PCA’ one of the shortest duration courses in all of Canada. Depending on the institution, the course is set up to be approximately 70% in-class training and 30% practical.
PCA’s work as individuals or part of a health care team, in a variety of workplace settings, helping to provide care to those in need and to improve overall quality of life.
Courses can be taught by private colleges and even employers, as outlined under the Private Training Institutions Act.
Job Sources and Newspapers
Job Bank, term ‘Personal Care Attendant’
Courses
Western College – Stephenville
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Job Titles
PCA, Personal Care Attendant
Employment Settings
Long-term care, home care, hospitals, community health centers
Training Requirements
Provincial certification and training program completion required
Why Work as a PSW in Newfoundland and Labrador?
Local Community
Serve your local community and build meaningful relationships with residents and families.
Job Opportunities
Growing demand for PSWs with opportunities in various healthcare settings.
Training Support
Access to local training programs and continuing education opportunities.
Professional Network
Connect with other healthcare professionals and build your career network.
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