Work For Foreigners with Sponsorship: Family Caregiver – Vancouver, BC

Provide Dedicated In‑Home Support and Build a Long-Term Caregiving Career with a Family in Vancouver
Job Category: Work For Foreigners
Job Position: Family Caregiver
Employer: Jian Qin Tong
Location: Vancouver, BC
Wage: $24.50 Per Hour
Job Type: Permanent Employment, Full time
Schedule: Day, Night, Shift
LMIA Sponsorship: Available for qualified international candidates

Job Overview
A private family in Vancouver, British Columbia is seeking a compassionate, reliable Family Caregiver to provide one-on-one support to a family member in their home. The caregiver will assist with personal care, medication support, daily routines, light housekeeping, and nutritious meal preparation, as well as offer companionship and emotional support. This role is ideal for someone who genuinely enjoys helping others, can adapt to different shifts (days and nights), and wants a stable, long-term caregiving position in Canada with a supportive household.

Languages: English

Education

• Secondary (high) school graduation certificate, or
• Equivalent education and/or experience

Experience

• Experience is an asset (home support worker, family caregiver, personal support worker, nursing aide, or similar)
• Informal or family caregiving experience will be considered
• Employer will provide guidance on family-specific routines, preferences, and care needs

Work Setting

• Work in employer’s/client’s private home in Vancouver, BC
• One-on-one support in a household environment
• Close collaboration with family members for planning and communication

Key Responsibilities (Tasks)

• Administer medications in accordance with schedules and clear instructions provided by the family and/or healthcare professionals (e.g., reminders, oral medications, topical applications)
• Provide personal care, which may include assistance with bathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, and general hygiene, while preserving dignity and privacy
• Assist in regular exercise and mobility activities, such as walks or simple stretching routines, according to the client’s abilities and any medical guidelines
• Prepare and cook nutritious meals and snacks tailored to the client’s dietary needs, preferences, and any therapeutic diet recommendations
• Serve meals in a safe, comfortable manner and assist with feeding when required, ensuring attention to swallowing or positioning needs
• Launder clothing and household linens (washing, drying, folding, and organizing) to maintain a clean, comfortable environment for the client
• Perform light housekeeping and cleaning duties related to the client’s care and common areas (e.g., tidying rooms, washing dishes used for meals, wiping surfaces, keeping pathways clear)
• Provide companionship through conversation, reading, games, television, or other mutually agreed activities that support emotional well-being and reduce isolation
• Observe and promptly report any changes in the client’s physical or emotional condition (e.g., appetite, mobility, sleep, mood, pain) to the family
• Help maintain a safe home environment by being attentive to potential fall hazards or other risks and suggesting/implementing minor adjustments (e.g., moving small obstacles, ensuring good lighting)
• Respect and follow the family’s cultural practices, routines, and preferences
• Maintain confidentiality regarding all personal and household information

Work Conditions and Physical Capabilities

• Combination of sitting, standing, and walking throughout the shift
• Bending, crouching, and occasional kneeling when assisting with personal care and basic housekeeping tasks
• Handling light to moderate loads (e.g., laundry baskets, groceries, small equipment), typically up to 9–13.5 kg (20–30 lbs)
• Repetitive tasks related to personal care, household routines, and meal preparation
• Emotionally demanding at times, particularly when supporting a client with chronic conditions, pain, or emotional distress
• Need for sustained attention and responsiveness, especially during night shifts and when working independently

Personal Suitability

• Punctuality; consistently arrives on time and respects agreed schedules and routines
• Strong client focus, with genuine compassion and respect for the individual’s dignity, preferences, and cultural values
• Dependability and reliability, with a strong sense of responsibility in a private home setting
• Efficient interpersonal skills; able to build trust and communicate kindly with both the client and family members
• Excellent oral communication, including clear, respectful speech and active listening
• Flexibility to adapt to changing health needs, routines, and shift patterns (day and night)
• Initiative in recognizing what needs to be done and taking appropriate action without constant direction
• Good judgment when responding to safety concerns, changes in condition, and minor emergencies
• Well organized, able to manage time, care tasks, and household duties efficiently
• Patience and emotional resilience when faced with repetitive tasks, challenging days, or changes in the client’s condition
• Honesty and integrity, with strict respect for confidentiality and household rules
• Team player mindset when coordinating with family members and any outside healthcare providers

Additional Assets (Not Required but Preferred)

• CPR and First Aid certification
• Any formal training in caregiving, home support, or personal support work
• Experience caring for elderly individuals or persons with disabilities or chronic health conditions

Who Can Apply to This Job?

• Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and temporary residents of Canada
• Candidates with or without a valid Canadian work permit
• International candidates who may require LMIA sponsorship and who meet the language, education, experience, and other eligibility requirements under Canadian immigration programs

How to Apply
Online: Apply on Company’s Website