Job opportunity
Regional Limb Preservation Nurse
Weeneebayko Area Health Authority
Lead lower limb preservation across Moose Factory and Moosonee using wound care knowledge and chronic disease management expertise. This term role supports regional clinical consistency.
Weeneebayko Area Health Authority seeks an experienced Regional Lower Limb Preservation Nurse within Clinical Services. You will support evidence-based pathways, project coordination, and multidisciplinary partnerships. The two-and-a-half-year term reports to the Director of Chronic Disease Prevention and Wellness, Diabetes Education and Clinical Nutrition.
Key Responsibilities:
Implement standardized regional limb preservation pathways and protocols
Provide guidance on wound care and vascular assessment
Support multidisciplinary committee scheduling and documentation
Build partnerships with communities, Elders, and health system partners
Track data and prepare reports for leadership and funders
Requirements:
Diploma in Nursing; Bachelor of Science in Nursing preferred
Registration with College of Nurses of Ontario in good standing
Three to five years supporting or coordinating healthcare projects
Experience with First Nations communities and Indigenous organizations
Valid Ontario Driver’s License and willingness to travel
Bring nursing, wound care, project coordination, and partnership-building expertise to regional limb preservation at WAHA.
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Apply on source site Weeneebayko Area Health Authority seeks an experienced Regional Lower Limb Preservation Nurse within Clinical Services. You will support evidence-based pathways, project coordination, and multidisciplinary partnerships. The two-and-a-half-year term reports to the Director of Chronic Disease Prevention and Wellness, Diabetes Education and Clinical Nutrition.
Key Responsibilities:
Implement standardized regional limb preservation pathways and protocols
Provide guidance on wound care and vascular assessment
Support multidisciplinary committee scheduling and documentation
Build partnerships with communities, Elders, and health system partners
Track data and prepare reports for leadership and funders
Requirements:
Diploma in Nursing; Bachelor of Science in Nursing preferred
Registration with College of Nurses of Ontario in good standing
Three to five years supporting or coordinating healthcare projects
Experience with First Nations communities and Indigenous organizations
Valid Ontario Driver’s License and willingness to travel
Bring nursing, wound care, project coordination, and partnership-building expertise to regional limb preservation at WAHA.
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