Northern Travel Nurse Primary Emergency Care

Deliver primary and emergency nursing care in Canada’s remote North with Bayshore Health Care’s Northern Staffing Program. Travel assignments last two to six weeks.

As a Travel Nurse, you will work through a nursing station or health center, serving residents from newborns to elders. The work includes health promotion, assessments, care planning, immunizations, IPAC, and communicable disease control. Assignments are available in remote northern communities across British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, and Nunavut.

• Work within an expanded scope of practice in community settings
• Provide primary and emergency care for all residents
• Conduct health promotion, assessments, and care planning
• Use nursing diagnosis, counseling, and health teaching
• Apply infection prevention and control practices and immunizations

• Accredited nursing education and a nursing license in good standing
• Eligibility for licensing in the work province or territory
• Bachelor’s degree or better
• 3,000 acute or critical care hours within the past 3–5 years
• Alternatively, 1,500–3,000 remote community nursing hours within 3–5 years

Support northern residents through travel nursing, clinical assessment, emergency response, and evidence-guided community health care.