Home About Us Administration Human Resources Programs & Services Volunteer Contact Us Riverview Home Corporation employs approximately two hundred people. Resident Services is the largest department and includes Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Resident Counselors and Support Planners. This department provides direct care to residents. All staff are trained in seven Core Competencies. These competencies allow the staff to provide safe and appropriate support to the residents who make Riverview their home, whether in the adult residential centre or one of our community homes. All applicants must have Grade Twelve and possess a valid drivers license. The Human Service course from the Community College is the preferred level of education for the position of Resident Counselor. Resumes and cover letters are accepted at the business office or by e-mail at info@riverviewhome.ca. Successful applicants are generally hired on a casual basis initially and are given a thorough orientation prior to working independently. There is a probationary period which allows time to ensure there is a fit for both the candidate and the Corporation. Employee benefits include a pension plan, health and dental plans and Employee Assistance Program. Core Competencies: First Aid & CPR Medication Awareness Non Aversive Behavioral Support Mandt Basic Principles & Practices of Personal Care Fire & Life Safety Food Handlers Course

Home About Us Administration Human Resources Programs & Services Volunteer Contact Us Riverview Home underwent a major multi-phase construction project between January, 2011 and December, 2014. Renovations and expansion of the south wing were completed in November 2012 while completion of the centre core occurred in December 2014. in 2013 the Department of Community Services issued its Roadmap document to guide its services for persons with disabilities over the next ten years. As a result of this change in philosophy, a decision was made not to complete phase 3 of the renovation project and the north wing of the building was demolished in 2015.