Please note: All applications are now closed. Any new applications will be automatically rejected.
Eligibility
Newcomers to Canada (arrived in Canada within the past 6 years). Due to program eligibility requirements, international students and temporary foreign workers are not eligible.
Resident of the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area
Available to attend in-person in Toronto (Don Mills Neighborhood) on May 21, 2026.
Legally eligible to work in Canada.
18 years and above
Please Note: Multiple Vacancies are available for this position. Please review the requirements of the position carefully before applying. The Health Talent Connect team will review applications and contact only shortlisted candidates for a screening call to confirm their qualifications and eligibility, and to verify that all information provided is complete, truthful, and accurate.
Location: Toronto & Greater Toronto Area
Role Type: Part-Time/Full Time/Flexible Hours/Contract (Open ended)
About Us
Brighter Days Health is a multidisciplinary rehabilitation coordination company supporting individuals recovering from motor vehicle accidents (MVA), slip and falls, post surgery recovery and individuals with assistance needs.
We are currently seeking compassionate, reliable Personal Support Workers (PSWs) to provide community-based support to clients recovering from accident-related injuries.
Role Overview
PSWs will assist clients in their homes and communities with activities that support independence and safety as well as recovery following accidents. Many clients are experiencing physical injuries, chronic pain, mobility limitations, cognitive impairment (such as dementia) and/or caregiver burnout while caring from family members.
This role is ideal for PSWs who enjoy meaningful one-on-one work and being part of a collaborative rehabilitation team.
Responsibilities
Assist clients struggling with personal care tasks
Support mobility and safe transfers
Provide assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
Support light household tasks related to recovery needs
Accompany clients to medical or rehabilitation appointments when required
Encourage independence and participation in rehabilitation goals
Document visits and services accurately
Communicate updates with the care coordination team
Qualifications
PSW Certificate from a recognized program
Valid CPR/First Aid certification
Police Vulnerable Sector Check (current)
Previous community or rehabilitation experience preferred
Experience supporting clients with injuries, chronic pain, or elder care is an asset
Strong communication and documentation skills
Reliable transportation is considered an asset
What We Offer
Part time, full time and Contract work opportunities
Community-based work across Toronto & the GTA
Flexible hours, Mostly days (no overnights), Weekend availability
Supportive clinical coordination team
Consistent referrals based on client needs and location
Opportunity to work alongside physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and rehabilitation professionals