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Institutional and Home Care Assistance

In less than a year you can be working in your new career working in a hospital, private or public nursing home or a long-term health care facility.

This program prepares you to provide care and assistance to people of all ages who are sick or who have physical, psychological, or psycho-social disabilities. Through in-class and field work in the healthcare sector, gain the skills you need to enable you to help your patients to maintain their autonomy or recover from an injury or health condition.

Offered at

CVCEC

Cost (subject to change)

$314.24

 

Program Duration

8 months

Prerequisites

Admissions conditions – please verify if you have the academic prerequisites to register for this program. 

Don’t meet the prerequisites? Don’t worry!  Contact CVCEC today for help finding your path to the trade program you want.

Are you applying from outside of Canada? Visit our International page for more info on how to register.

Skills you will learn

  • basic care
  • palliative care
  • care for homebound individuals
  • job search technique

This program is offered at CVCEC (Ormstown) and Nova (Chateauguay)

Caregivers are in-demand across Quebec. If you are a natural caregiver, this program is for you!

 

Program Specifics

Code Statement of competency Hours Credits
751-702 Determine their suitability for the occupation and the training process 30 2
751-714 Establish a helping relationship 60 4
751-724 Adopt relational approaches with clients with cognitive impairments, mental health problems or neurodevelopmental disorders 60 4
751-734 Determine the appropriate means to respond to the needs of clients with physical illnesses and disabilities 60 4
751-745 Provide care related to activities of daily living (ADL) 75 5
751-752 Prevent infections and contamination 30 2
751-768 Provide assistive care related to daily activities 120 8
751-772 Deal with situations involving risk 30 2
751-787 Work with clients who require assistive care at home or in alternative living environments 105 7
751-794 Deal with family, social and cultural contexts 60 4
751-802 Provide assistance to clients in palliative and end-of-life care 30 2
751-813 Consider the rules and procedures for administering medications and basic invasive care involved in assistance with activities of daily living 45 3
751-824 Provide assistive care related to the client’s clinical reality 60 4
751-832 Administer first aid 30 2
751-845 Provide assistive care to clients requiring short-term care 75 5
  870 58

 

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