Nurse Practitioner; NP-PHC)

Position: Nurse Practitioner (NP-PHC)
Location: Chapleau

Employer
Maamwesying North Shore Community Health Services

Job Title
Nurse Practitioner (NP-PHC)

Location
Northern Clinic (Wawa & Chapleau, ON)

Salary:  $59.08-$72.65 per hour

Duration:  Casual , Contract

Closing Date:  September 25, 2026

Job Description
Who you are? You are highly motivated in sharing your interest in providing comprehensive primary health care within an inter-disciplinary team environment, acknowledging the Seven Grandfather Teachings in your work to build relationships. In addition, you draw on your knowledge, life experience, and understanding of Indigenous health care practices to support efficient, culturally safe operations, while maintaining a positive outlook.

Who we are? We are a leader in Indigenous Health. Our foundation is Indigenous Health in Indigenous Hands. We provide accessible, quality, culturally safe and holistic health care that supports and enhances the wellness of individuals, families, and communities. We work with our 11 First Nation community partners and one Indigenous Friendship Centre in the provision of primary health care, traditional healing, mental wellness and addictions, home and community support services, and health promotion services.

The opportunity:

Under the direction of the Integrated Care Manager, the Nurse Practitioner is responsible for delivering primary health care services for Maamwesying North Shore Community Health Services Inc., specifically for the Northern Clinic service area. Working within an interdisciplinary team, the Nurse Practitioner provides client-centered, comprehensive care to individuals and their families. This role is essential to ensuring accessible, holistic, and culturally appropriate care.

Why work with us?

Competitive Salary based on experience

Technology Amenities provided (i.e., laptop, cell phone)

All travel expenses covered

High staff satisfaction rated work environment, priority on provider and client experience

Access to Cultural and Traditional teachings of the Ojibwe People

What to expect?
Given the traditional practices of Indigenous people, from time-to-time exposure to smoke from the burning of sacred medicines such as tobacco, sweet grass, sage or cedar may occur.

Accessibility accommodations will be available upon request.

Required Skills

A Master's in Nursing Degree and valid certificate as a Nurse Practitioner, preferably with a Primary Health Care Focus

Bachelors of Science in Nursing degree

Current registration and good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario as an RN(EC)

Three to five years’ of work-related work experience as a Nurse Practitioner

Additional training or credentialing is considered an asset (i.e. Certified Diabetes Educator and/or TEACH)

Experience working within Indigenous communities is an asset

Experience working within electronic medical records

Ability to multi-task, organize multiple projects and programs

Ability to work within an interdisciplinary team environment

Demonstrated competence in conflict resolution

Knowledge of Anishinabek Health and Traditional health practices

Excellent oral and written communication skills

Possess a valid driver's licence, safe driving record as demonstrated in a driver's abstract and access to a reliable vehicle