Job opportunity
Community Health Registered Nurse
Durham-Community-Health-Centre
Support equity-focused community health as a Registered Nurse at Durham Community Health Centre, serving Pickering and Oshawa with interprofessional care.
In this permanent full-time position, provide client-centred primary health care for individuals, couples, and families experiencing complex needs. Recognize social determinants of health while delivering assessment, treatment, illness prevention, and continuity of care within CNO guidelines. Collaborate with family physicians, nurse practitioners, registered social workers, registered psychotherapists, and other team members. Your work supports priority populations, including Indigenous peoples, Black communities, 2SLGBTQI+ community members, newcomers, seniors, and clients without family doctors.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide biopsychosocial care for clients with multiple comorbid conditions
Conduct intake assessments and support telephone or walk-in triage
Consult with internal and external health service providers
Participate in case conferences, chart reviews, and quality improvement
Complete accurate electronic medical records for client encounters
Requirements:
Three years’ primary care nursing experience with complex clients
Experience serving people facing barriers to traditional health care
Strong problem-solving, organizational, interpersonal, and written skills
Ability to communicate through active listening and client coaching
Valid Ontario driver’s licence and vulnerable sector check
Bring community nursing, clinical assessment, collaboration, and advocacy skills to equitable care at Durham Community Health Centre.
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Apply on source site In this permanent full-time position, provide client-centred primary health care for individuals, couples, and families experiencing complex needs. Recognize social determinants of health while delivering assessment, treatment, illness prevention, and continuity of care within CNO guidelines. Collaborate with family physicians, nurse practitioners, registered social workers, registered psychotherapists, and other team members. Your work supports priority populations, including Indigenous peoples, Black communities, 2SLGBTQI+ community members, newcomers, seniors, and clients without family doctors.
Key Responsibilities:
Provide biopsychosocial care for clients with multiple comorbid conditions
Conduct intake assessments and support telephone or walk-in triage
Consult with internal and external health service providers
Participate in case conferences, chart reviews, and quality improvement
Complete accurate electronic medical records for client encounters
Requirements:
Three years’ primary care nursing experience with complex clients
Experience serving people facing barriers to traditional health care
Strong problem-solving, organizational, interpersonal, and written skills
Ability to communicate through active listening and client coaching
Valid Ontario driver’s licence and vulnerable sector check
Bring community nursing, clinical assessment, collaboration, and advocacy skills to equitable care at Durham Community Health Centre.
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