Companion Caregiver
Conversation, activities, meal support, light household help, and accompaniment in the community.
Express interest
Meaningful, people-first work in Edmonton—with a special welcome for students, new graduates, and people beginning a career in care.
Students in nursing, health care aide, social work, psychology, occupational therapy, recreation, and related programs are specifically encouraged to apply.
Companion care can offer direct, human experience with older adults while strengthening communication, patience, observation, and confidence. Availability can be discussed around classes, exams, and term breaks.

These role profiles are a starting point. Current openings and requirements will be confirmed as MCCS builds its team.
Conversation, activities, meal support, light household help, and accompaniment in the community.
Express interestSupport for clients whose care plan may include personal assistance alongside everyday companionship.
Express interestShorter blocks, evening, weekend, or relief availability for families needing dependable coverage.
Express interestWe’re interested in dependable people who listen well, respect boundaries, and understand that dignity lives in small choices.
You make people feel at ease without taking over.
Families can count on your word, your timing, and your communication.
You support independence and honour the person’s routines and preferences.
No polished cover letter required. Students can include their program, year of study, availability, and the kind of experience they hope to build.
This is a website template. The form will be connected to MCCS’s preferred hiring inbox before applications open.