Healthcare support workers are some of the most needed people in Canada, and a care employer in British Columbia is now open to applicants from outside the country. Hylan Home has an active posting on the Government of Canada's official Job Bank for 6 nurse aide vacancies in Abbotsford, BC, paying $27.50 per hour for 35 hours a week. The employer says it has requested a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), and the posting accepts candidates "with or without a valid Canadian work permit".
The ad is open only until 4 November 2026, so if you have caregiving or patient-care experience, read the details below and apply soon.
Job Details at a Glance
- Employer: Hylan Home (posted on Job Bank by a licensed third party for the employer)
- Job title: Nurse aide
- Location: Abbotsford, British Columbia (V2T 1S8), on site
- Vacancies: 6
- Pay: $27.50 per hour, 35 hours per week
- Job type: Permanent, full time; shifts can include early morning, day, evening, night and weekends
- Benefits listed: dental, health and vision care, group and life insurance, and a night shift premium
- Job Bank posting: 49882722 (Job Bank #3619808)
- Advertised until: 4 November 2026
- Visa status: LMIA requested; the application is under review by the Temporary Foreign Worker Program
What the Work Involves
According to the posting, a nurse aide at Hylan Home helps patients with daily care. Tasks include bathing, dressing and grooming patients, serving meals and helping them eat, lifting, turning and positioning patients, making beds and keeping rooms clean, and taking blood pressure, temperature and pulse. The role also lists giving medications, collecting specimens, giving first aid in emergencies, moving patients by wheelchair or stretcher, and going with clients to appointments and social outings.
Requirements
- Education: a college or other non-university certificate or diploma from a program of 3 months to less than 1 year, or equivalent experience
- Experience: 1 year to less than 2 years
- Language: English
- Screening: drug test, immunization records and a tuberculosis test
- Personal qualities: dependable, reliable and patient; able to work under pressure and lift up to 9 kg (20 lbs)
The posting also says the employer offers mentorship for newcomers and does not require Canadian work experience, which is good news for first-time applicants.
Visa Sponsorship: What "LMIA Requested" Means
An LMIA is the document Canadian employers usually need before they can hire a foreign worker. A positive LMIA lets the chosen candidate apply to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for a work permit. Because the LMIA is still under review, a job offer is not a guarantee of a permit. The posting does not say who pays the work permit fee, so ask the employer in writing. Canadian rules do say that employers and the recruiters they use must not charge workers recruitment fees.
How to Apply
- Step 1: Open the official Job Bank posting: https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/jobsearch/jobpostingtfw/49882722
- Step 2: Click "Show how to apply" or use Job Bank's Direct Apply (you need a free Job Bank account).
- Step 3: Answer the screening questions honestly: your experience in this field, your certificates, and your English level.
- Step 4: Attach a short CV that shows your patient-care or caregiving work, with dates, and copies of any certificates (caregiver, nursing assistant, first aid).
- Step 5: Apply before 4 November 2026.
Tips to Stand Out
- Show real patient-care experience. List hospitals, care homes or home-care families you have worked with, and the tasks you did.
- Highlight your training. A caregiver or nursing-assistant certificate fits the education requirement.
- Mention shift flexibility. The job includes nights and weekends.
- Prepare your health records. Have your immunization record and TB test details ready.
Scam Warning
Never pay an agent or "consultant" for this job or for an LMIA. Buying or selling an LMIA is illegal in Canada. Apply only through the official Job Bank posting, and check any email or phone contact against that page. If someone asks for money to "guarantee" a Canada visa, stop and report it.
Disclaimer
This post is for information only. Details come from the official Job Bank posting checked on 31 October 2026 and may change or close at any time. The Motivators is not a recruiter and is not connected to this employer.
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