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The Receptionist will manage incoming calls, greet visitors, sort mail, schedule meetings, and maintain the reception area, upholding the organization's values.

The Receptionist will manage incoming calls, greet visitors, handle mail, maintain the reception area, and assist with administrative tasks as required.

As a Human Resources Partner, you will provide HR generalist support, coach management teams, and assist with recruitment and workforce metrics for various sites.

The Receptionist responds to calls, greets visitors, sorts mail, manages meeting room schedules, and maintains the reception area, supporting overall administrative functions.

Provide full-time office administrative support including scheduling, record and document management, handling invoices and supplies, coordinating vendors and office services, maintaining confidential records, and delivering professional customer service to staff and visitors.

Lead internal controls, account reconciliations, audit planning and execution. Coordinate year-end audits and liaise with external auditors, maintain audit documentation, review intercompany transactions, and conduct operational and financial compliance reviews. Partner with finance leadership on policies, regulatory reporting, and special investigations or ad hoc projects to strengthen governance and financial integrity.

Prepare and validate Ministry of Health reporting, perform month-end journal entries and reconciliations, assist with financial statement and debt covenant reporting, deliver variance and ad hoc analyses, support budgeting and acquisitions accounting, maintain internal controls, drive process improvements, and mentor finance team members.

Manage and support network infrastructure, VoIP/PBX, nurse call, BAS, access control and CCTV across multi-site long-term care facilities. Provide technical oversight, vendor coordination, requirements analysis, configuration documentation, and ensure security, resilience, and alignment with operational needs.

The Program Support Services Manager coordinates scheduling and activities that address residents' needs in a long-term care setting, supports documentation requirements, and manages volunteer programs.

The Administrative Assistant handles day-to-day administrative tasks, supports management, processes financial activities, and maintains resident information.