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  1. How to become a HCA in Alberta. To become a HCA in Alberta, you have 4 options: Complete a HCA program in Alberta. This must be through a post-secondary institution licensed to use the 2019 provincial curriculum, and you must pass the Provincial Alberta HCA Examination to obtain an Alberta HCA certificate.

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    Assist with bathing, grooming, dressing and other personal hygiene activities
    Assist with feeding patients
    Assist with bed transfers, lifting, turning and walking
    Assist with range of motion exercises
    Long-term care facilities
    Hospital or health care centre
    Home care
    Community

    Health Care Aides at AHS are required to have a Health Care Aide certificate or substantial equivalent

  2. albertahcadirectory.com › health-care-aides › how-toHow to Apply - HCA Directory

    Alberta HCA Directory Enrolment Guide. Valid Government-Issued ID requirement: Health Care Aides (HCAs) looking to enrol on the Directory must have the following: A copy of two (2) different forms of valid, non-expired Government-issued ID. One must be valid photo ID and the other must be any other valid form of ID listed on the application form.

  3. HCA Training Program. As of Sept. 1, 2022, AHS offers a training program for uncertified HCAs (in permanent full or part time positions in rural or remote areas of Alberta) to become certified. Through the program, newly hired uncertified HCAs will receive orientation and support to enrol in a licensed HCA education program.

  4. Health care aides provide direct care, personal assistance, and support with daily living activities for people who have medical conditions or major functional limitations. Easy Reading Profile. Avg. Salary $31,799.00. Avg. Wage $18.53. Minimum Education Varies. Certification Not Regulated. 3-Year Forecast High.

  5. The Alberta Health Care Aide Directory: Provides information on Alberta’s largest group of care providers in continuing care. Serves as a central resource for Alberta HCAs to get information, news and updates. Confirms that HCAs working in Alberta have successfully attained the core competencies necessary to provide safe, proficient care for ...

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  7. www.clpna.com › about-the-clpna › about-hcasAbout HCAs - CLPNA

    HCAs work collaboratively as part of the healthcare team under the direct or indirect supervision of a regulated healthcare professional. They provide personal care and other essential health services in hospitals, continuing care facilities, group home settings, and other healthcare settings. Currently, the CLPNA operates the HCA Directory ...

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