Service Worker I

Opportunity

This role supports a fast-paced and active Diagnostic Imaging Department at Chinook Regional Hospital in Lethbridge. The main focus is moving patients safely to and from imaging appointments, while also helping keep patient spaces orderly and making sure clinical stock is checked, replenished, and ready for the care team. It is a strong fit for someone comfortable being on their feet, communicating well, and working closely with patients and healthcare staff in a safety-focused environment.

Role overview

In this Service Worker I position, you will move patients, clients, residents, and equipment between care areas within the hospital. You will also help distribute supplies, restock units, and clean equipment and patient-care areas as directed. The job may also include handling lab specimens, blood and blood products, and patient charts, as well as escalating supply concerns and safety issues to unit leadership. Other assigned duties may be part of the role as needed.

Position details

Classification: Service Worker I
Union: AUPE GSS
Unit and Program: Diagnostic Imaging
Primary location: Chinook Regional Hospital, Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
FTE: 1.00
Employment class: Temporary full-time
Benefits date available: 02-JUL-2026
Temporary end date: 18-JAN-2027
Posting end date: 22-JUN-2026
Hours per shift: 7.75
Length of shift cycle: 2 weeks
Shifts per cycle: 10
Shift pattern: Days, evenings, nights, and weekends
Days off: As per rotation
Vehicle requirement: Not applicable

Required qualifications

Grade 12 or an equivalent level of education is required.

Additional qualifications

Prior work or volunteer experience in a clinical healthcare environment is required.

Preferred background

Experience with Diagnostic Imaging processes, related terminology, and safe equipment transport is an advantage. Previous work as a Tech Aid or Service Worker in an acute care hospital is also preferred.

Duties and expectations

The successful candidate will help maintain patient flow, support unit readiness, and contribute to the safe movement of people, materials, and equipment throughout the hospital. Attention to detail, reliability, and a patient-focused approach are important in this role.