Individual Professional Caregiver Bundle

Start Your Career as an Professional Caregiver Today!

This comprehensive caregiver bundle equips participants with essential skills in client care, health and safety, communication, and ethical practices. It emphasizes person-centered care, safety protocols, and professional development to ensure high-quality support for clients.

Duration: ~30–40 Hours (Adjustable)
Program Fee: $360
Delivery: Part Time / Asynchronous Learning

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Why Choose This Program?

The Individual Professional Caregiver Bundle Program at LD Canada West College is delivered through a flexible, asynchronous learning model, giving students the freedom to learn anytime, anywhere while balancing personal and professional commitments.

  • Quick Entry – Complete in just 30-40 hours

  • Affordable – Total of $360 for the full course

  • Recognized by Aspiring or entry-level professional caregivers

  • Individuals working in private homes, assisted living, or residential care

  • Family caregivers transitioning to professional care

Learning Objectives

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

  • Provide compassionate, professional care to individuals in need

  • Assist with activities of daily living (ADLs) and mobility

  • Understand the basics of health monitoring, hygiene, and nutrition

  • Communicate effectively with clients and healthcare teams

  • Recognize signs of abuse, neglect, and emergency situations

  • Maintain a safe and respectful caregiving environment

Optional Add-on Certifications

  • First Aid & CPR (Standard or Emergency Level)

  • Food Safety Level 1

  • WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System)

  • Dementia Care Basics (certificate course)

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Core Modules
Breakdown

    • Scope of practice & caregiver responsibilities

    • Professional ethics & boundaries

    • Confidentiality and respecting client dignity

    • Working with families and health teams

    • Verbal and non-verbal communication

    • Active listening and empathy

    • Supporting independence and autonomy

    • Cultural sensitivity and person-centered care

    • Hand hygiene & PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

    • Preventing falls and injuries

    • Proper lifting and transferring techniques

    • Emergency preparedness & basic fire safety

    • Bathing, grooming, and personal hygiene

    • Dressing and toileting assistance

    • Feeding and hydration support

    • Positioning, ambulation, and use of mobility aids

    • Basic nutrition principles

    • Special diets (diabetic, low sodium, etc.)

    • Safe food handling and preparation

    • Assisting with eating and reporting concerns

    • How to take temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure

    • Monitoring weight and fluid intake

    • Recognizing abnormal signs and when to report

    • Basic documentation skills

    • Understanding Alzheimer’s and other cognitive impairments

    • Strategies for managing challenging behaviors

    • Supporting emotional and mental health

    • End-of-life care and family support

    • Types of abuse and how to recognize them

    • Reporting requirements and documentation

    • Caregiver’s legal and ethical duties

    • Self-care to prevent caregiver burnout

Assessment and Review

  1. Scenario-based review

  2. Skills checklist demonstration (ADLs, vital signs, mobility)

  3. Written quiz or oral assessment

  4. Course feedback and certificate of completion

Training Materials Provided

  • Caregiver Handbook

  • Skills checklists and forms

  • PPE starter kit (for in-person)

  • Certificate of Completion

Why Choose This Program?

  • Anyone passionate about working with individual needs special care

  • Career changers looking for fast training & quick employment

  • Family caregivers transitioning to professional care

  • Work in private homes, assisted living, or residential care

  • Flexible payment plan available

Next Steps

Ready to make a difference in a person life?
Take the first step toward your Individual Professional Caregiver today!

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Being an Individual Professional Caregiver means helping a person — while building a meaningful, and transitioning into a rewarding career of fields that’s always in high demand.

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Preparing you for success

LD Canada West College is an industry focused training organization. Our programs are geared specifically for industry, making students more qualified and READY FOR WORK.

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