Nurse Practitioner - Canadian Clinic - Residency

Position: Nurse Practitioner - New Canadian Clinic - Residency Opportunity )
Salary  The salary range for this position is CAD $60.75 - $87.33 per hour.

Job Summary  We are seeking a Nurse Practitioner to deliver primary health care services to government assisted, privately sponsored and refugee claimants at the New Canadian Clinic in the Jim Pattison Outpatient Care and Surgery Centre (JPOCSC) in Surrey, B.C. The role focuses on pediatrics, obstetrics, chronic disease and mental health, and requires collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to provide culturally‑sensitive care to patients across the life span.
Residency Prospect   Advanced Training:
In‑house experts provide specialised clinical training.
Team

Collaboration:

Work alongside experienced professionals.
Patient‑Centered Care:
Develop models of care focused on patients.
Mentorship:
Receive guidance across clinical areas.
Clinical Supervision:
Dedicated supervision during placements.
Self‑Directed Learning:
Protected time for learning.
Experienced

Coaching:

Weekly check‑ins with a senior Nurse Practitioner.
Clinical enhancement program including ECG, POCUS, suturing, and x‑ray interpretation.
Benefits   Employer‑paid benefits – 100% coverage.
Up to four weeks of vacation.
Benefit portability from other employers.
Immediate pension enrollment in a municipal plan.
87% maternity top‑up.
50% subsidy on Trans Link passes.
Additional employee discounts and perks.
Responsibilities   Diagnose and treat undifferentiated diseases, disorders and conditions within scope; write orders for treatment and medications; provide first‑line care in emergencies.
Monitor ongoing care; order appropriate screening, diagnostic investigations; interpret reports and analyze data to plan treatment.
Prioritise management of health conditions; provide follow‑up treatment; communicate health findings, diagnoses, priorities, outcomes and prognoses to patients and families; support and counsel on disease responses.
Collaborate and consult with physicians and other health service providers to assess and diagnose status; develop and implement treatment plans; admit and discharge patients according to policies.
Prescribe drugs within statutory and regulatory limits and employer policies.
Assign work, evaluate staff performance, provide educational supervision as needed; hire staff.
Participate in research to improve care and health policy development.
Maintain population health focus by implementing screening and health promotion activities for at‑risk populations.
Engage in interdisciplinary education through case presentations, mentoring, and knowledge exchange in clinical and community settings.
Develop, implement, and evaluate policies and procedures related to nursing and interdisciplinary care.
Perform other duties as required.
Qualifications   Current practicing registration as a Nurse Practitioner with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM).
Recent relevant clinical nursing experience.
Leadership:
Demonstrate Clear, Caring, and Courageous practices of the Fraser Health Leadership Framework.
Communication:
Effectively convey health findings, treatment plans, and self‑care instructions to patients and families.
Clinical assessment:
Evaluate patients, review research, and apply evidence‑based best practices.
Population health:
Identify trends, plan, and implement prevention and promotion strategies.
Change management:
Plan and evaluate planned change initiatives.
Staff supervision:
Evaluate, lead teams, and supervise quality of care.
Adaptability:
Work effectively with other professionals in complex situations.
Knowledge transfer:
Teach, coach, and mentor others.
Legal/ethical:
Identify and respond to legal and ethical issues in care.
Professional development:
Self‑assess performance and pursue continuous learning and education assistance.

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