Regional Registered Nurse I

NS33 of the RNU Salary Scale (CAD47.26 - CAD58.60 per hour) plus applicable Labrador Benefits;

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About the Role:

The purpose of this position is to provide care primary care (preventative, health promotion, supportive, rehabilitative, and curative) and emergency services to clients. The position offers an excellent opportunity to advance nursing knowledge and decision-making skills while managing a generalized primary health care program by working collaboratively within an interdisciplinary team. This position functions in accordance with the Labrador Grenfell Health's mission, vision and values. The Regional Registered Nurse I reports to the Regional Nurse II and Clinical Nurse manager.

Qualifications:

Graduation from an approved/recognized school of nursing program is required.
Current and continuing practicing licensure with the College of Registered Nurses of Newfoundland and Labrador (CRNNL) is required.
Completion of an Outpost Nursing Program or other education/certification (e.g health assessment course) is an asset.
2 years’ experience as an acute care nurse with preference for emergency care, ICU experience, regional or outpost nursing within the past five years.
The successful applicant will be required to submit a satisfactory certificate of conduct.

Preference will be given to applicants residing in the community

Preference will be given to candidates fluent in Inuktitut (identify on application)

In addition, the following is required:

Current certification in BCLS and/or First Aid.
ACLS, TNCC, PALS, NRP and medevac course.
Successful completion of the Breastfeeding Essentials Course or willing to complete during orientation.
A Class V Driver’s license.

Duties: (Included but not limited to)

Arranging and conducting clinics for primary care purposes including assessing, diagnosing and prescribing in accordance with professional, provincial and organizational standards, policies and clinical practice guidelines.
Coordinating treatment plans based on ongoing assessments, client and family response and outcomes, consulting with physician or nurse practitioner if required care is outside of provider’s scope of practice and competencies.
Assessing clients’ needs leading to a continuum of appropriate services in public health & home/community care, including prenatal, healthy beginnings/long term care, child health, preschool, school health programs, wellness promotion, parenting, breastfeeding, travel and lifestyle clinics, routine immunization clinics, communicable disease surveillance, curative interventions, end of life care, rehabilitation, long term care support, support of family caregiver.
Dispensing medications in accordance with professional, provincial and organizational standards, policies and clinical practice guidelines.
Coordinating medical follow-up (e.g. referrals as appropriate; facilitating transition from hospital to community; and acting as a liaison between the client and various health care providers).
Consulting with the assigned physician and report to the RN II for administrative/management issues.
Ensuring quality assurance standards are maintained.
Other duties as assigned (e.g. emergency on-call, documentation of nursing workload measurement system, provide relief in other sites as required.
May be required to relieve the RN II.
Participating in professional development and lifelong learning.
May be required to work alone.