Northern Travel Nurse Primary Care

Use expanded-scope nursing skills in primary and emergency care with Bayshore Health Care’s Northern Staffing Program across Canada’s remote communities. Assignments last two to six weeks.

Since 1997, Bayshore Health Care has delivered community health care to Indigenous Peoples across the North. As a Travel Nurse, you will work through a nursing station or Health Center in a clinic atmosphere. Your practice serves all residents, from newborns to elders. Apply health promotion, assessment, care planning, immunizations, and infection prevention and control according to best-practice guidelines.

• Perform expanded-scope nursing in northern communities
• Deliver primary and emergency care to residents
• Use observation, assessment, and counseling skills
• Create care plans and implement nursing interventions
• Provide health teaching and immunization support

• Accredited nursing education and current registration
• License in good standing through governing body
• Willingness to obtain required territorial or provincial licensing
• Required work experience
• Additional skillsets and training discussed during interview

Apply primary care, emergency nursing, health promotion, and care-planning expertise across Bayshore Health Care’s northern assignments.