Why you should join our team

Here at Foothills Country Hospice, we believe in supporting the living end of the journey. The focus on all aspects of our care is on quality of life. If you’re passionate about providing compassionate, end-of-life care, then we would love to hear from you.

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Benefits

We offer a competitive benefits package, including health, dental & education credits.

A Full Heart

At the end of the day, know that you're making a difference in everything you do. From patient care to raising funds - it all matters.

Parking

Located 1.4 km north of Okotoks, we're a quick drive out of town with free on-site parking.

Ongoing Learning

We value education and encourage all our staff to continually enhance their knowledge and skills.

Beautiful Scenery

Say goodbye to the concrete jungle. Imagine working in a serene, country setting with beautiful mountain views.

Care & Compassion

Each person who comes through our doors is welcomed into the warm embrace and comforts of our rural hospice home.

1300000
Amount raised annually
100
Patients per year
60
Staff members
1300
Patients cared for

Career Opportunities

As a team member of Foothills Country Hospice Society (FCHS) this individual – an experienced, certified Health Care Aide, preferably with palliative experience, provides direct care to patients and families under the guidance of the Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse. The Health Care Aide will work as part of the clinical team, to provide excellence in palliative care in accordance with established policies, procedures, standards and resident safety.

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Foothills Country Hospice is currently seeking members to join our Board. These volunteer positions require committee work and monthly meetings. The Board of Directors is a governance board that oversees professional structure and fiscal management of the Foothills Country Hospice.

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