Remote Community Travel Nurse British Columbia

Serve remote Northern Communities in British Columbia with Bayshore Health Care as a Travel Nurse supporting primary and emergency care. Assignments last two to six weeks.

This nursing opportunity delivers care through a nursing station or Health Center in a clinic atmosphere. You will support newborns through elders while using observation, assessment, nursing diagnosis, counseling, and health teaching. The work includes care planning, health promotion, immunizations, and infection prevention and control.

• Provide care to newborns, elders, and all residents
• Perform expanded-scope primary and emergency nursing care
• Use observation and assessment skills in practice
• Create care plans and implement planned interventions
• Maintain client comfort, safety, and wellbeing

• Graduate from an accredited nursing school
• Maintain nursing registration in good standing
• Hold or obtain required provincial or territorial licensing
• Meet the required work experience
• Discuss additional training requirements during interview

Apply your travel nursing, care planning, and emergency care capabilities across Bayshore Health Care’s remote British Columbia communities.