Verified Job
Nurse / Compounder
Grey Bruce Public Health
Nurse / Compounder
#726894
Remote / WFH
Willow Lodge
Job Description
We are looking for nurses to join our team! These positions include rotating shifts in a long term care home. Graduate to opportunity program available.
Willow Lodge has a longstanding excellent reputation and is a wonderful place to live and work. We are a 61 bed facility with dynamic care partners.
As a team leader, you will be involved in all aspects of unit activities in the provision of nursing care to the resident. The Nurse actively participates in the nursing process to meet the specific needs of residents as individuals ensuring current gerontological practice. he Nurse practices within the scope of the Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics as defined by the Nova Scotia College of Nurses.
Salary is competitive and when eligible, medical/dental/pension is included. Breaks/Meals (time) are paid. We will assist you in any way we are able to help connect you into this quaint village. Tatamagouche is a picturesque community along the north shore of Nova Scotia. The only rural community in the province that is growing! It is a thriving and involved community.
Responsibilities:
Carries out daily responsibilities following best practice standards and job performance requirements within the scope of practice of the NSCN
Participates in the implementation of organizational goals
Complete all documentation and charting on residents’ files, incident reports etc. as applicable, and access any required resident information in Point Click Care.
Administer medications according to physician orders. Document appropriately (PCC)
Maintain confidentiality concerning residents, employees, organizational data and information.
Cooperates with fellow employees and Management to promote a positive atmosphere for residents, their families, coworkers and visitors
Communicate and work with family members and other health care providers to develop a care plan when additional care is needed.
Respond immediately to emergency situations involving residents, staff, or visitors
Supervise other staff while on duty when required.
Provide report at end of shift
Qualifications:
Current registration with the NSCN
Standard First Aid, CPR and Phlebotomy (required)
Strong English communication skills
Bachelor of Nursing is an asset
Experience in a geriatric setting is an asset
Previous experience in Long Term Care an asset
Licence/Certification:
CPR/First Aid Certification (required)
LPN/RPN in Nova Scotia (required)
Willow Lodge has a longstanding excellent reputation and is a wonderful place to live and work. We are a 61 bed facility with dynamic care partners.
As a team leader, you will be involved in all aspects of unit activities in the provision of nursing care to the resident. The Nurse actively participates in the nursing process to meet the specific needs of residents as individuals ensuring current gerontological practice. he Nurse practices within the scope of the Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics as defined by the Nova Scotia College of Nurses.
Salary is competitive and when eligible, medical/dental/pension is included. Breaks/Meals (time) are paid. We will assist you in any way we are able to help connect you into this quaint village. Tatamagouche is a picturesque community along the north shore of Nova Scotia. The only rural community in the province that is growing! It is a thriving and involved community.
Responsibilities:
Carries out daily responsibilities following best practice standards and job performance requirements within the scope of practice of the NSCN
Participates in the implementation of organizational goals
Complete all documentation and charting on residents’ files, incident reports etc. as applicable, and access any required resident information in Point Click Care.
Administer medications according to physician orders. Document appropriately (PCC)
Maintain confidentiality concerning residents, employees, organizational data and information.
Cooperates with fellow employees and Management to promote a positive atmosphere for residents, their families, coworkers and visitors
Communicate and work with family members and other health care providers to develop a care plan when additional care is needed.
Respond immediately to emergency situations involving residents, staff, or visitors
Supervise other staff while on duty when required.
Provide report at end of shift
Qualifications:
Current registration with the NSCN
Standard First Aid, CPR and Phlebotomy (required)
Strong English communication skills
Bachelor of Nursing is an asset
Experience in a geriatric setting is an asset
Previous experience in Long Term Care an asset
Licence/Certification:
CPR/First Aid Certification (required)
LPN/RPN in Nova Scotia (required)
