Job opportunity
NICU Nurse Patient Family Care
North York General Hospital
Support newborns and families as a Registered Nurse in North York General’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, using communication and critical thinking. Twelve-hour shifts include days, nights, and weekends.
This part-time permanent nursing position provides excellent patient and family-driven care in a supportive, culturally sensitive manner. You will prioritize care demands, communicate with healthcare teams, and organize work around patient needs. The position includes family support during genetic terminations, interdisciplinary collaboration, and responsibility for emergency situations, health education, and ongoing quality improvement.
Key Responsibilities:
Prioritize and organize nursing care for patient needs
Communicate effectively with patients, families, and healthcare teams
Perform appropriately during emergency situations
Demonstrate transfers and lifts knowledge
Assume leadership or charge responsibilities when required
Requirements:
Clinical competence in surgical nursing skills
Effective organizational, problem-solving, and time-management skills
Proficient computer, data entry, and patient information systems skills
Current Basic Cardiac Life Support certification
STABLE certificate within six months of hire
Use decisive nursing judgment, organized practice, and family-centred communication while supporting Neonatal Intensive Care Unit patients.
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Apply on source site This part-time permanent nursing position provides excellent patient and family-driven care in a supportive, culturally sensitive manner. You will prioritize care demands, communicate with healthcare teams, and organize work around patient needs. The position includes family support during genetic terminations, interdisciplinary collaboration, and responsibility for emergency situations, health education, and ongoing quality improvement.
Key Responsibilities:
Prioritize and organize nursing care for patient needs
Communicate effectively with patients, families, and healthcare teams
Perform appropriately during emergency situations
Demonstrate transfers and lifts knowledge
Assume leadership or charge responsibilities when required
Requirements:
Clinical competence in surgical nursing skills
Effective organizational, problem-solving, and time-management skills
Proficient computer, data entry, and patient information systems skills
Current Basic Cardiac Life Support certification
STABLE certificate within six months of hire
Use decisive nursing judgment, organized practice, and family-centred communication while supporting Neonatal Intensive Care Unit patients.
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