The Personal Support Worker (PSW) certificate program provides graduates with flexible career choices, and the chance to participate in the Revera Partnership Program and be eligible for a job offer before graduation.
Career Opportunities
As a PSW, there is flexibility when it comes to choosing your path in the industry. Although a majority of these professionals work for private and not-for-profit home care agencies, others are employed by nursing homes and hospitals. There is also the option to be your own boss and work self-employed.
Employers Who Have Hired triOS Grads
Paramed Home Health Care
Assisted Living Southwestern Ontario
Home Instead Senior Care
Revera Home Health
Von Canada
Chartwell Retirement Residence
Canadian Red Cross
*Note that some career options may require advanced degrees, further training or experience.
Program Details
Do you want to be a part of the growing healthcare industry? Are you passionate about helping people care for their emotional and physical well-being? If so, the Personal Support Worker program at triOS College will set you up for a successful future.
A Personal Support Worker (PSW) provides assistance in routine living activities such as: mobility, personal care and hygiene, ongoing medical conditions, and the management of household activities. As a trained personal support worker, you may look after patients in a home, hospital, and/or long-term care facility.
If you want to play a part in providing optimal healthcare to patients in need, then the Personal Support Worker program will set your foundations with strong administrative and clinical skills and knowledge. By the end of this course, you will have effective communication, be able to implement theories on topics such as cognitive and mental health issues and brain injuries, and assist with patients’ medications. The completion of the in-class courses is followed by a clinical placement to get hands-on experience in the field.
Students enrolled in this program will receive:
Opportunity to be part of the Revera Partnership Program*.
Clinical work placement in a community and long-term care facility.
National Association of Career Colleges (NACC) curriculum that maps to the Ontario provincial-approved training standard.
Classrooms that simulate real-world healthcare setting, including hospital beds, wheelchairs and other required equipment.
Software subscriptions for Microsoft Office and Windows included in the tuition fee.
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