Job opportunity
Registered Midwife Birthing Services
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Deliver birthing services as a Registered Midwife with the Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority across several Northern communities. Choose casual contracts suited to your availability.
This opportunity is designed for experienced Registered Midwives seeking Northern midwifery practice. Short and long-term contracts range from five days to six months, while contracts of at least one month support a quality orientation. Assignments provide midwifery care and birthing services in several Northwest Territories communities.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide midwifery care in Northern communities
Deliver birthing services for community needs
Complete orientation to midwifery services
Work variable contract lengths
Respond through on call coverage
Requirements:
Experience as a Registered Midwife
Registered Midwife qualification
Self motivated approach to Northern practice
Availability for short or long-term contracts
Readiness to serve several communities
Apply your Registered Midwife experience to birthing services, community care, and Northern practice across the Northwest Territories.
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Apply on source site This opportunity is designed for experienced Registered Midwives seeking Northern midwifery practice. Short and long-term contracts range from five days to six months, while contracts of at least one month support a quality orientation. Assignments provide midwifery care and birthing services in several Northwest Territories communities.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide midwifery care in Northern communities
Deliver birthing services for community needs
Complete orientation to midwifery services
Work variable contract lengths
Respond through on call coverage
Requirements:
Experience as a Registered Midwife
Registered Midwife qualification
Self motivated approach to Northern practice
Availability for short or long-term contracts
Readiness to serve several communities
Apply your Registered Midwife experience to birthing services, community care, and Northern practice across the Northwest Territories.
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