Newborn Medical Support Aide

The Newborn Medical Support Aide provides direct, hands-on overnight support to a medically complex

newborn in the family's home in NW Calgary. The child requires a G-tube and constant support,

monitoring, and delicate care throughout the night. This role requires steady clinical competence, close

attention to detail, and comfort working as part of a broader medical and therapeutic team supporting

the child's care. The successful candidate must be comfortable working in a home with household pets.

Who We're Looking For?

You are someone who:

• Is genuinely passionate about supporting medically complex infants and their families

• Has hands-on experience or training in G-tube feeding support and care for infants requiring

constant monitoring

• Brings a calm, attentive, and delicate touch to overnight medical care

• Is proficient with digital documentation platforms for case notes and care records

• Communicates clearly and professionally with a multidisciplinary care team

• Is comfortable and confident working in a home with household pets

• Is reliable and able to commit to a consistent Sunday–Wednesday overnight schedule

Key Responsibilities

Direct Medical & Personal Care

• Provide direct, hands-on overnight care to a newborn requiring constant support, monitoring, and

delicate handling

• Provide G-tube feeding support in accordance with training and the child's individualized care plan

• Monitor the infant closely throughout the overnight shift and respond appropriately to any medical

concerns

• Administer medication in accordance with the individual care plan and physician direction, as

trained

• Support safe sleep, positioning, and comfort throughout the night

Multidisciplinary Team Collaboration

• Work as a valued member of a multidisciplinary care team including the child's surgeon,

pediatrician, nutritionist, therapist, and LPNs

• Communicate clearly and consistently with the family and broader care team regarding the child's

overnight status and any concerns

• Participate in care conferences and planning meetings as required

Documentation & Communication

• Complete accurate, timely digital case notes and care documentation for every shift

• Document and report Critical Incident Reports (CIRs) in accordance with BSR policy

• Provide a thorough shift handover to the incoming caregiver, covering feeding, monitoring, and any

notable events