Wholistic Wellness Nurse; RPN

$78,577.00 to $ Annually based on qualifications and experience

This position is available as either Permanent Full-Time or Part-Time.

The Helping House provides wholistic, culturally integrated primary care for Indigenous clients and families. Our interdisciplinary team includes Family Physicians, a Nurse Practitioner, a Naturopathic Doctor, a Primary Care Nurse, a Wholistic Wellness Nurse, an Elder and Knowledge Keeper, Medical Office Assistants (MOAs), and a Health Benefits Advocacy Officer/Patient Travel Clerk.

Together, we strive to support Tsleil-Waututh Nation members and families through care that is trauma-informed, relationship-centered, and guided by the Nation's teachings on balance and interconnectedness.

By joining our Primary Care Team, you will collaborate closely with physicians, nurse practitioners, and allied health colleagues to support clinical care coordination, chronic disease management, and health promotion, all grounded in culturally safe, relationship-centered practice.

The Wholistic Wellness Nurse (RPN) is an integral member of the interdisciplinary Primary Care Team, supporting clients mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness across the lifespan. Grounded in cultural humility and trauma-informed practice, this role blends clinical nursing, counselling, case coordination, and relational support to foster healing and continuity of care.

Working collaboratively across all health teams including Mental Wellness, Home & Community Care, Peer Support and more, the nurse provides both immediate support during crises and ongoing care for individuals and families navigating trauma, addictions, or mental health challenges.

• Works collaboratively within an interdisciplinary team-based model of care to provide client- and family-centered nursing care.
• Using a trauma-informed approach, promotes a culturally safe and therapeutic care environment in support of client self-advocacy and self-determination.
• Supports an integrated and wholistic approach to care planning that addresses the spiritual, emotional, physical, and mental aspects of well-being.
• Supports program delivery and community engagement across all health teams.
• Liaises with Elders and Knowledge Keepers to foster connection, cultural engagement, and strength-based healing.

• With cultural humility, fosters care relationships with clients and their self-identified families and support persons to help establish rapport, trust, and mutual respect.
• Assesses clients’ functional status and informal support network, and bolsters integrity of supports as needed through advocacy, shared care planning, and integration of additional formal supports and resources.
• Anticipates medical and functional changes over time especially in the context of serious illness, trauma, or chronic disease and provides avenues for early engagement and conversations to ensure care planning reflects clients’ and families’ goals and values.
• Initiates and participates in care conferences with clients, families, interprofessional team members, and service providers to ensure a coordinated and integrated approach to care.
• Supports clients’ access to health services, helping them and their families navigate resources and overcome personal and systemic barriers to achieving health and wellness.

• Conducts comprehensive health and wellness assessments that identify physiological, psychological, sociocultural, and spiritual needs, ensuring a truly wholistic approach to care planning and provision.
• Coming from a client- and family-centered model, tailors individualized care plans in consultation with clients, families, and members of the…