Have you always wanted to be someone’s superhero? Are you looking to make a positive impact while gaining professional development in Health Care? Chai Lifeline Canada is searching for students and graduates from Nursing faculties and programs to join our summer camp. Camp Lifeline is a camp run by Chai Lifeline Canada that welcomes and supports children dealing with various medical complexities. Camp Lifeline aims to create a safe and fun environment for all campers, while providing an incredible opportunity to create great memories with children who are dealing with medical complexities. 

Our Core Values 

A job at Chai Lifeline Canada is being a part of a team that is dedicated to integrity and mutual respect for one another.  We provide care and love to our families in need and in doing so, we work beyond our roles by showing empathy, dedication and humility at every turn.

Responsibilities:

• Review medical forms of campers to provide tailored health 

• Provide accurate and up-to-date documentation that follows CNO standards for all care provided and contact parents and/or guardians of campers as follow-up where necessary

• Administer medication to campers when needed

• Respond to all first-aid and emergency medical situations

• Ensuring a sanitary environment by wiping down toy, tables and cleaning frequently

• Be a part of the overall camp experience and participate in activities

Qualifications:

• RN, RPN with the CNO or eligibility to apply for a Temporary Class Licence OR currently enrolled in 3rd/4th year of a nursing program (applicants who fit this description will be working under the guidance of a RN)

• Standard First-Aid & CPR/AED or BLS (HCP) Certification

• Clinical experience is an asset (1+ year)

• Experience working in a health care setting with children and youth is an asset

Interested applicants should send  resumes to [email protected]
Please note, only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.

Chai Lifeline Canada is committed to inclusive and accessible recruitment practices to applicants with accessibility needs in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability Act (AODA). Reasonable accommodations are available on request for candidates with disabilities taking part in all aspects of the selection process.

To learn more about Chai Lifeline Canada please visit our website www.chailifelinecanada.org