Casual Nurse Practitioner​/Emergency Department

Riverside Health Care’s greatest strength is our skilled team of employees with the common goal of delivering exceptional quality health care services across the Rainy River District. We support a safe and healthy work environment where each person is valued, respected and where personal and professional growth is encouraged. We are always seeking dedicated individuals who share our values of integrity, being accountable, caring, and progressive.

Nursing

Casual/Part-time

$65.09 - $76.14/hour

Registered Nurse Extended Class License in good standing with the College of Nurses Ontario

Current CPR

Minimum two years recent experience working as a Nurse Practitioner.

Two years of experience in a critical care environment preferred.

Two years of experience in gerontology preferred.

One year of experience in Mental Health preferred.

Supervisory experience preferred.

High level of proficiency with Microsoft office applications, hospital software applications.

Ability to think critically and multitask in a high-pressure situation.

Ability to organize and manage an office setting and work with all.

Experience supervising staff including performance management, and task direction.

Demonstrated ability to work independently and as a team member; establish and maintaincooperative and collaborative working relationships with members of the interdisciplinary team, and exercise judgment by participating in the assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation ofpatient care according to college standards.

Behavior consistent with the hospital’s Standards of Performance and ICCARE values.

Note:

Because of the changing nature of the work and work to be done, other responsibilities and duties may be assigned, and qualifications may be adjusted from time to time.

1. Performs according to the Standards of Professional Practice set out by the College of Nurses of Ontario and in compliance with the policies, procedures and standards of Riverside Health Care Facilities.

2. Accepts clinical responsibility and professional accountability for the care delivered to assigned patients.

Participates as a member of the interdisciplinary health care team, fulfilling responsibilities as amember of the nursing discipline.

Complies with The Ethical Framework for Nurses in Ontario (College of Nurses of Ontario).

Provide direction, guidance, supervision and act as a resource to Registered Nursing Staff in the Emergency Room.

Participate and collaborate with other health care providers in the provision of patient care.

Assesses patients by obtaining relevant history and completing physical exam, in order to make a diagnosis

Initiates orders for treatment(s), medications, and diagnostic tests according to findings and collaborates with physicians, primary care providers and family health teams as needed.

Develops medical treatment plans for the patients under her/his care, which may be carried out by other care providers.

Evaluates outcomes based on clinical skills/judgement and patient improvements.

Dictates emergency department summaries, which set out the diagnosis, treatment and discharge instructions, as required.

Conducts Family meetings and discusses plans of care, discharge and end of life issues with patients and /or their families/substitute decision maker.

Accept stable handovers from night shift physician.

Participates in the development of order sets, clinical pathways or medical directives for the care of the patients in the program.

Refers to other care providers as appropriate

Focus on stable patients with complex needs. (Geriatrics/Mental Health)

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