Nurse Practitioner; NP

Employment Status:
Regular, Full-time (1.0 FTE)
Program Name:
Nurse Practitioner Program
Number of Hours Bi-Weekly: 75

Work Schedule:

Days
On Call:
No
Existing Vacancy:
Yes – we’re currently hiring candidates for an existing vacancy in this position.

The Nurse Practitioner (NP) delivers advanced nursing services in accordance with VON and provincial regulatory standards. The NP provides comprehensive, evidence-informed care across the lifespan, including assessment, diagnosis, management, health promotion, and disease prevention. The NP demonstrates leadership, advocates for clients and system improvements, educates diverse audiences, and contributes to research and quality initiatives. The NP practices in a culturally safe, ethical, and client-centered manner, supporting VON’s mission as an integrated community care provider.

• Acts as the senior clinical official for the Clinic (including any associated satellite sites).
• Performs comprehensive and focused health assessments, synthesize data, and formulate differential and final diagnoses.
• Develops, implements, and evaluates evidence-informed management plans in partnership with clients and families, incorporating their preferences, goals, and cultural context.
• Prescribes and manages pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies, ensuring safe and appropriate medication reconciliation and stewardship.
• Conducts and interprets screening and diagnostic tests as per regulations.
• Utilizes established infection prevention & control techniques to limit the spread of infection in the clinic and home setting.
• Maintains accurate, timely, and secure documentation in compliance with privacy legislation and organizational standards.
• Refers clients to appropriate levels of providers, support providers and to other disciplines utilizing established guidelines.
• Manages a defined patient panel consistent with ministry guidelines and funder expectations.
• Demonstrates collaborative leadership within interprofessional and intersect oral teams.
• Mentors and supports colleagues, students, and staff to build capacity and excellence.
• Participates in and leads quality improvement, safety, and risk management initiatives.
• Contributes to program development, implementation, and evaluation to enhance client and system outcomes.
• Advocates for clients’ access to resources, culturally safe care, and health equity (e.g., ensure client access to care).
• Encourages clients and their families to take responsibility of their own health by involving them in risk factors and health problem identification, goal setting, and the choices of interventions for disease treatment and prevention, and health promotion.
• Uses community assessment data to identify community needs and resources and develops, implements and evaluates appropriate programming.
• Provides cost-effective, organized, outcome directed care on an ongoing basis.
• Identifies and utilizes tools and resources for work and manages these resources through regular maintenance of equipment etc.
• Addresses systemic barriers, discrimination, and promotes anti-racism and inclusion.
• Responds to social, structural, political, and ecological determinants of health and well-being
• Supports development and implementation of policies and practices that improve health outcomes.
• Develops and delivers education to clients, families, staff, and community partners using adult learning principles and technology.
• Evaluates educational outcomes and adapts material and approach as needed.
• Participates in research, quality improvement, and knowledge translation activities.
• Promotes knowledge translation and integration of research findings into practice, standards, and policies.
• Provides strategic advice and regular…