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1+ ansCandidates need current RPN registration in Ontario, BCLS and medication administration certificates, and at least one year of RPN experience in geriatric, healthcare or rehabilitation nursing. They must be legally eligible to work in Canada and pass a Vulnerable Sector Check.
RPN, Medication administration, Documentation, Communication skills, RN, Health education
Candidates need a Personal Support Worker certificate from an approved college or private institution, or a nursing degree as an internationally educated nurse. They must pass a Vulnerable Sector Check and be legally eligible to work in Canada.
Candidates need a Personal Support Worker diploma from an approved college or private institution, or a nursing degree as an Internationally Educated Nurse. They must be compassionate, detail-oriented, able to provide bedside care, and legally eligible to work in Canada.
PSW, Communication skills, Vulnerable sector check
1+ ansCandidates need a Registered Practical Nursing diploma and active registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario. At least one year of outpatient psychiatric experience is required, and three years of inpatient psychiatric experience is preferred, along with an Ontario G licence and reliable transportation.
RPN, Mental health, Collaboration, Crisis intervention, Support ICT system users, Medication administration
2+ ansCandidates need at least 2 years of nursing experience, ideally in acute care, and an RN licence in good standing. They must use Lexidrug or Lexicomp weekly and rely on Interactions and Trissel's at the point of administration.
1+ ansCandidates need an approved nursing degree and current BC College of Nurses and Midwives registration, plus current CPR Level C and one year of recent related experience. They also need knowledge of Indigenous health, cultural safety and the related legislation.
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, current BCCNM registration as an RN, and current CPR Level C certification. One year of recent related experience is required, along with knowledge of Indigenous health, cultural safety and anti-racism commitments.
1+ ansCandidates need current RN registration with the BC College of Nurses & Midwives, current CPR Level C, and one year of recent related experience or an equivalent mix of education and experience. Strong knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism is also required.
1+ ansCandidates need graduation from an approved nursing school, current BCCNM registration as an RN, current CPR Level C, and one year of recent related experience. Knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, anti-racism and related BC legislation is also required.
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 current BCCNM registration, graduation from an accredited nursing program, and one year of recent public health, communicable disease or TB experience. A valid Class 5 driver's licence and strong knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety and reconciliation are also required.
2+ ansCandidates need a BCCNM RN registration and two years of recent acute or community nursing with clients who have concurrent psychiatric or substance use disorders, including one year of perinatal and nursery experience. Required certifications include CPR/Newborn Resuscitation, a breastfeeding update and a Fetal Health Assessment Certificate.
8+ ansPHSA needs a medical physicist with a CAMPEP-accredited graduate degree, a CAMPEP residency, about eight years of related experience, and CCPM or ABR certification with FCCPM within two years. Candidates also need strong leadership, teaching, communication skills, and knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety and anti-racism commitments.
4+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM Nurse Practitioner registration and at least four years of recent, relevant clinical nursing experience. They also need knowledge of Indigenous cultural safety, anti-racism, and the foundational documents on Indigenous rights in BC.
NP, Palliative care, Clinical trials, Communicate with customers, Counsel clients, Pharmacology
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.
1+ ansCandidates need a practical nursing diploma plus one year of experience with offenders or in secure healthcare settings, and current BCCNM licensure. Occupational First Aid Level 2 is required, and OFA Level 3 for Ford Mountain Correctional Centre roles.
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 graduation from an approved nursing school, current RN registration with the BC College of Nurses & Midwives, current CPR Level C, and one year of recent related experience or an equivalent mix of education and experience. Candidates also need knowledge of Indigenous health, cultural safety, and the legal obligations in BC.
1+ ansCandidates need current BCCNM registration, graduation from a certified nursing program and one year of recent public health, communicable disease or TB experience. A valid Class 5 licence and knowledge of Indigenous health and reconciliation frameworks are also required.
Laboratory requisitions, Decision support tools, Fleet vehicle
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.