Remote Northern Community Health Nurse

Use expanded community health nursing skills with Bayshore Health Care in remote northern communities across British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, and Nunavut. Serve residents from newborns to elders.

This travel nursing assignment lasts two to six weeks in a nursing station or Health Center clinic atmosphere. You will provide primary and emergency care while using observation, assessment, nursing diagnosis, counseling, and health teaching. Care follows plans and Best Practice Clinical Practice Guidelines.

• Provide primary and emergency care to all community residents
• Perform observation, assessment, and nursing diagnosis
• Develop and implement care using clinical practice guidelines
• Provide health promotion, counseling, and health teaching
• Support immunizations and communicable disease control

• Graduate from an accredited School of Nursing
• Hold a nursing license in good standing
• Obtain licenses for selected provinces or territories
• Meet required work experience
• Complete mandatory skills and additional training requirements

Bring community health, primary care, emergency care, and assessment expertise to remote northern nursing assignments with Bayshore Health Care.