Vancouver Coastal Health Employee Reviews for Support Worker

lots of diversity. ITs a Hospital settings. So, Expect to follow medical model. Work on casuals if you like to make your own schedule. everything is online. Some might feel bullied by other coworker. I would personally suggest, dont even bother to complain to management. As management don't do anything. work for 8 hours, get your money and come home. be there physically not mentally. sounds not very ideal but its healthcare. healthcare overall is toxic.

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Flexible schedule and work load is not that heavy compared to longterm care

Community Support Worker (Current Employee) - Vancouver, BC - 14 September 2022

Its an honor to be a part of this team. Workers are highly train, making sure to give the best quality service to their clients. Staff are very approachable, supportive and always ready to help.

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Collaborative team with open communication

Prenatal Support Worker (Former Employee) - Vancouver, BC - 15 May 2022

It was an overall positive experience with supportive staff and management. There were team-building activities and periodical training. Management was responsive and life-work balance was encouraged.

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Official response from Vancouver Coastal Health

2 August 2022

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Home Support Worker (Current Employee) - Powell River, BC - 4 November 2021

Staffing and morale are awful. Seem to be spinning the wheels but never changing anything. The simple answer is "that's the way it's always been" wrong answer

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Good but could have been better

Community Support Worker (Former Employee) - Richmond, BC - 2 May 2020

Good but could have been better. Not enough hours. But they keep hiring. No benefits until you're regular but goodluck getting that regular job. Im just there for the money I guess. I need to survive.

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good place to work

COMMUNITY SUPPORT WORKER RCA (Former Employee) - N.Vancouver - 25 July 2018

I loved working for VCH, love the community support supervisors all way willing to help. and always asking about how the worker is feeling with any new client.

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productive

Support Worker (Current Employee) - Vancouver, BC - 8 July 2017

All employees makes the place of work more enjoyable . Vancouver Coastal Health has good management good work culture.The place where I am working have good environment. I learned to be compassionate with every body.and team work culture is there.all employees working there are helping hands to each other.I did not have hard time while working there.

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Fun place to work for

Community Support Worker (Former Employee) - Powell River, BC - 8 August 2016

Enjoy helping clients with all care, interesting life experiences from them. Management easy to talk to, co-workers working as a team. Hardest part of my job is, leaving my job, as I am relocating in Chilliwack BC. The most rewarding part of my job is leaving with client happy,content and safe in their home.

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Challenging and rewarding

Community Support Worker (Former Employee) - Vancouver, BC - 30 December 2015

A typical day at work involved working with 2-4 clients and assisting them with being as independent as possible when it came to activities of daily living. This job was challenging at times given the population (those living with acquired brain injuries); however, it was exceedingly rewarding.

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