Personal Support Worker

Learn more about the program at the following campues; Brampton, Brantford, Mississauga, Kitchener, Scarborough, Toronto, & London - Or just click here to learn more

What will I learn in the Personal Support Worker program?

The objective of our PSW Course is to equip students with the clinical skills and competence in a variety of clinical and interactive skills necessary for employment in a community or health care setting.

The responsibilities of the Personal Support Worker include assisting with personal hygiene, mobility, household management, meal preparation, ongoing medical conditions and medications, documentation procedures and vital signs.

The PSW diploma program will also help students to be skilled in cognitive impairment and mental health issues, as well as providing optimal support and care planning.

PSW Course Content Includes:

• Assessing Client Needs
• Following Care Plans Basic Personal Care
• Safety Hazards
• Records Documentation
• First Aid
• Crisis Prevention Intervention
• Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
• Basic Knowledge of Medical Conditions
• Interpersonal Skills
• Vital Signs
• Planning & Implementation
• WHMIS & Fire Safety

Upon satisfactory completion of the training, graduates are qualified to assume entry-level positions as a Personal Support Worker within the community or a health care facility.

Learn more about the PSW diploma program from the Medix school school closest to you:

• Brantford School
• Kitchener School
• London School
• Toronto School
• Scarborough School
• Mississauga/Brampton School