Title: Personal Support Worker Course - CCBST
1Personal Support Worker Course
2Description
- The Personal Support Worker(PSW) courses or
programs prepares our graduates to provide
physical, psychological and social assistance to
clients. Students participating in this program
will learn the full range of skills required to
assist people with their personal and household
needs in order to ensure their contentment and
well being. - CCBST runs personal support worker programs or
courses in all its three campus in Toronto,
Ontario. In this course students will develop the
skills that they need to work in a variety of
environments including health care facilities,
group homes, hospitals, and will also learn how
to care for clients who are living in their own
homes.
3Description
- Upon completion PSW(personal support worker)
diploma program and Course Students will be able
to assist with home management responsibilities
including shopping, light house cleaning and meal
preparation, assist with family responsibilities
and aide the client with social and recreational
activities. The objective of this program is to
provide graduates with a foundation to care for
the safety of their clients, while demonstrating
sensitivity and respect for those in their care.
4Course Duration
- Personal Support Worker Courses
5Course Outline
- Individuality of the Person
- Role of the Personal Support worker
- Interpersonal Skills
- Safety
- Assisting a Person with Mobility
- Abuse
- Household Management and Meal Preparation
- Providing Optimal Support/Care Planning
- Assisting a person with Personal Hygiene
- Assisting the Family
- Cognitive Impairment and Mental Health Issues
- Assisting a Person to Manage Ongoing Conditions
- Assisting a Person with Medications
- Assisting a Person who is Dying
- Review and NACC Final Theory Examination
- Clinical Placement (school supervised)
- Personal Support Worker Programs
6Course Outcomes
- Upon successful completion of this Personal
Support worker Courses(PSW) students will be able
to
- Provide support and assistance with social and
recreational activities - Provide personal care to clients including
dressing, personal hygiene, mobility and other
routine activities of daily living in accordance
with the Regulated Health Professionals Act - Demonstrate support for the independent action of
the client
- Recognize and respect the interests, rights and
needs of the clients they care for - Perform home management tasks such as shopping,
light house cleaning and meal preparation - Handle family responsibilities such as routine
care giving to children
7Course Outcomes
- Recognize the importance of the PSW as a member
of the Health Care team - Ensure that their own activities and needs do not
interfere with their judgment and performance on
the job - Demonstrate empathy, respect and encouragement
for clients - Recognize the mutually beneficial relationship
between client and PSW - Identify, use and care for equipment safely and
correctly - Assist with active range of motion exercises as
prescribed - Recognize the possible signs of abuse and report
observations to the appropriate person - Prepare nutritious, well balanced meals for
clients with specific dietary needs
8Course Outcomes
- Recognize the factors that can influence the
behavior of clients who require assistance in the
activities of daily living - Identify infection control measures and use
personal protective equipment - Identify factors such as illness, fatigue,
stress, sensory overload, pain, fear, frustration
and depression that can further affect the
functioning of a client - Accurately measure medications according to
directions - Demonstrate the ability to use the "Medication
Problem A.C.T.I.O.N Plan" developed by the
Canadian Pharmacists Association
9Career Opportunities
- Personal Support Worker
- Home Health Care Worker
- Personal Care Attendant
- Health Care Aid
- Hospital Attendant
- Nurses Aide
- Nursing Attendant
- Orderly
- Patient Care Aid
- Patient Services Associate
- Visiting Homemaker
10Objective
- PSW Courses play a key role in society, their
attitude and abilities are critical to the
comfort, security, and health of the people that
they support. As a part of this program, students
will have the opportunity to practice what they
have learned through participating in a
supervised placement.
11Contact Us
Brampton Campus
Scarborough Campus
North York Campus
Address Unit 110, 350 Rutherford Road South
Plaza 2, Brampton, Ontario, L6W 4N6
CANADA Numbers 416-907-7908 Email info.west_at_ccbs
t.ca
Address 208-4900 Sheppard Avenue East Toronto,
Ontario, M1S 4A7. CANADA Numbers 416-907-4733 Em
ail info.east_at_ccbst.ca
Address 305- 5001 Yonge street, North York,
Ontario, M2N 6R9,Canada Numbers 416-800-8833 Ema
il info.north_at_ccbst.ca
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