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2+ ansCandidates need an RPN diploma, current registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario, BCLS and Medication Certificate, two or more years of gerontological nursing, and six months of in-charge experience. A Vulnerable Sector Check is also required, and French/English bilingualism is an asset.
1+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN, and one year of recent experience in a forensic or acute psychiatric setting or an equivalent combination. Knowledge of Indigenous health, cultural safety, anti-racism and relevant BC and federal legislation is also required.
1+ ansCandidates need graduation from an approved nursing school and current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN. They also need one year of recent clinical experience in a child or youth mental health setting, plus knowledge of trauma-informed practice and child development.
RN, RPN, Mental health, Teaching, Patient care, Research
1+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN and one year of recent forensic or acute psychiatric hospital experience. They also need knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, anti-racism, and the legislation governing forensic mental health in BC.
RN, RPN, Harm reduction, Mental health, Care planning, Leadership
1+ ansCandidates need BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN, a nursing degree and one year of recent forensic or acute psychiatric experience. They also need knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, settler colonialism and the relevant federal and provincial legislation.
RN, RPN, Harm reduction, Mental health, Care planning, Leadership
2+ ansCandidates need current RN or RPN registration with BCCNM and two years of recent acute or community nursing experience with clients who have mental health or substance use disorders. Knowledge of the BC Mental Health Act and Indigenous cultural safety is required.
1+ ansCandidates need BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN and one year of recent forensic or acute psychiatric hospital experience. PHSA also requires knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, anti-racism, and related provincial legislation and foundational documents.
2+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN and two years of recent acute or direct care nursing experience with mental health and substance use clients. They also need Occupational First Aid II, knowledge of trauma-informed practice, the BC Mental Health Act, and Indigenous cultural safety and reconciliation frameworks.
1+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN and at least one year of recent forensic or acute psychiatric hospital experience. They also need knowledge of forensic legislation, Indigenous Cultural Safety and the foundational documents on Indigenous rights and reconciliation.
RN, RPN, Harm reduction, Mental health, Care planning, Leadership
1+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN, a nursing diploma, and one year or more of recent forensic or acute psychiatric experience. Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) Level 1 is required, along with knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety and of Canadian mental health and criminal law.
2+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN, two years of recent direct care nursing experience with clients who have mental health and substance use needs, and Occupational First Aid II. Knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, trauma-informed practice and the BC Mental Health Act is also required.
1+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN and one year of recent forensic or acute psychiatric experience, or an equivalent combination. They also need knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, trauma-informed practice and the federal and provincial legislation that governs forensic psychiatric care.
2+ ansCandidates need to be a registered RN or RPN with BCCNM and have two years of recent community experience with people living with severe and persistent psychiatric illness. A valid BC driver's licence is required, and knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, reconciliation and anti-racism commitments is essential.
2+ ansCandidates need current BC registration as an RN or RPN with BCCNM, two years of recent community experience with people who have severe and persistent psychiatric illness, and a valid BC driver's licence. Knowledge of trauma-informed care, harm reduction and Indigenous cultural safety is essential.
2+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN and two years of recent trauma-informed nursing experience with patients who have physical, psychiatric or substance use needs. Occupational First Aid II is required, along with knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety and BC legislation.
2+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN, two years of recent trauma-informed acute or community nursing experience, and OFA II certification. They also need knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, settler colonialism and the BC Mental Health Act.
2+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN and two years of recent trauma-informed acute or community nursing experience. They also need Occupational First Aid II, and knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, anti-racism and the related BC and federal commitments.
2+ ansCandidates need current registration as a Registered Nurse or Registered Psychiatric Nurse with BCCNM and two years of recent trauma-informed nursing experience. Occupational First Aid II is required, and knowledge of Indigenous Cultural Safety and anti-racism is expected.
2+ ansCandidates need current BC registration as an RN or RPN, and two years of recent experience working with people in the community who have severe and persistent psychiatric illness. A valid BC driver's licence is required, and the posting asks for knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, anti-racism and the related provincial legislation.
1+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN, a diploma in nursing or psychiatric nursing, and at least one year of recent forensic or acute psychiatric experience. Basic Cardiac Life Support Level 1, knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism, and strong verbal and written communication are also required.
RN, RPN, Harm reduction, Mental health, Care planning, CPR
1+ ansCandidates need BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN and one year of recent experience in a forensic or acute psychiatric hospital, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. They also need knowledge of Indigenous history, settler colonialism, related legislation and Indigenous cultural safety.
RN, RPN, Harm reduction, Mental health, Care planning, Leadership
2+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN and about two years of recent acute or direct care experience with clients who have psychiatric or substance use disorders. They also need Occupational First Aid II, knowledge of the Mental Health Act and trauma-informed practice, and a commitment to Indigenous cultural safety.
RN, RPN, Counselling, Communicable diseases, Mental health, Medical furniture
2+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN, two years of recent trauma-informed acute or community nursing experience, and Occupational First Aid II. Knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, reconciliation and the BC Mental Health Act is also required.
2+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration as an RN or RPN, two years of recent trauma-informed nursing experience, and OFA II certification. Knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism is also required.