Job opportunity
Intermediate ICU Practical Nurse Trainee
Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
Train in Intermediate ICU nursing with Shared Health at Winnipeg’s Health Sciences Centre. Bring acute care experience, IV therapy certification, and adaptability.
The Licensed Practical Nurse Critical Care Trainee position is based in person within the Intermediate Intensive Care Unit. It offers structured preparation through the Critical Care Nursing Orientation Program, which must be completed within four months of hire. Candidates require an approved practical nursing education, active Manitoba registration, and Critical Care Rhythms Course completion. The position demands clear communication, critical thinking, concentration, and the ability to function independently and within a healthcare team. Preference is given to applicants competent in an Indigenous language or knowledgeable about Indigenous customs, traditions, and values.
Key Responsibilities:
Adapt quickly to changing clinical situations
Maintain concentration with frequent interruptions
Communicate effectively with patients and healthcare teams
Recognize and pursue self-development opportunities
Perform independently and as part of the team
Requirements:
Satisfactory employment record
One year of acute care experience required
CPR training meeting employer policy
Critical Care Nursing Orientation Program completion
Moderate to heavy physical effort required
Develop Intermediate ICU expertise through structured training while applying communication, adaptability, and patient-care prioritization skills.
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Apply on source site The Licensed Practical Nurse Critical Care Trainee position is based in person within the Intermediate Intensive Care Unit. It offers structured preparation through the Critical Care Nursing Orientation Program, which must be completed within four months of hire. Candidates require an approved practical nursing education, active Manitoba registration, and Critical Care Rhythms Course completion. The position demands clear communication, critical thinking, concentration, and the ability to function independently and within a healthcare team. Preference is given to applicants competent in an Indigenous language or knowledgeable about Indigenous customs, traditions, and values.
Key Responsibilities:
Adapt quickly to changing clinical situations
Maintain concentration with frequent interruptions
Communicate effectively with patients and healthcare teams
Recognize and pursue self-development opportunities
Perform independently and as part of the team
Requirements:
Satisfactory employment record
One year of acute care experience required
CPR training meeting employer policy
Critical Care Nursing Orientation Program completion
Moderate to heavy physical effort required
Develop Intermediate ICU expertise through structured training while applying communication, adaptability, and patient-care prioritization skills.
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