Opportunities

Volunteers

"Volunteers contribute to healthy communities"

Miramichi Lodge has long recognized the valuable contributions volunteers make to 
enrich the lives of the residents.  Volunteers support a wide variety of activities such as one-to-one visiting, accompaniment to shopping and medical appointments, crafts, horticulture, musical entertainment, seasonal events and outings.  The Miramichi Lodge Auxiliary operate a gift shop within the Lodge, hours of operation are posted on the Gift Shop window.  They also organize a number of monthly programs for the residents as well as several fundraising events throughout the year.  There are many opportunities to share talent, skills and time such as helping with activities, feeding, pastoral program, medical escorts etc. If interested in becoming a volunteer, please contact the Client Programs Supervisor at:  (613) 735-4693 ext 122.

Volunteer Application Form - PRINT the application form and complete all sections as applicable.

Miramichi Lodge Auxiliary

The Miramichi Lodge Auxiliary provides a great deal of assistance to the facility in providing the important extras that bring comfort, enjoyment and better quality of life to the residents. They currently operate a Gift shop within the Home and organize a number of monthly programs for the residents as well as many fundraising events throughout the year. 

Students

Miramichi Lodge supports the involvement and participation of co-op training programs from high schools, colleges and universities.

Employment Opportunities

Miramichi Lodge employs over 200 staff. Opportunities may be available for the following positions:

• Registered Nurse 
• Registered Practical Nurse
• Health Care Aide or Personal Support Worker
• Rehabilitation Assistant
• Recreation Assistant
• Cook
• Dietary Aide
• Clothing Clerk
• Laundry Aide
• Housekeeping Aide
• Maintenance Person
• Plumber

External job vacancies are posted on the County of Renfrew Website: www.countyofrenfrew.on.ca under Human Resources, Employment Opportunities and in the local newspapers.