Job opportunity
High Acuity Procedure Care Nurse
Fraser Health Authority
High-acuity nursing expertise anchors pre- and post-procedure care with Fraser Health’s Interventional Radiology team in British Columbia. Support safety through assessment and emergency response.
As a Registered Nurse, you provide person-centered care for patients with varying complexities before and after interventional procedures. Fraser Health seeks recognized high-acuity preparation, recent related experience, CPR certification, and demonstrated ability in IV therapy. You will collaborate with physicians, families, and interdisciplinary caregivers while adjusting priorities to changing patient needs.
Key Responsibilities:
Assess patients and adjust care plans as needed
Verify identity, consent, information, and procedure understanding
Provide emotional support and advocate for informed decisions
Assess patients for discharge using established criteria
Collaborate on patient, family, and ethical care issues
Requirements:
Current practicing registration with BCCNM
High-acuity specialty nursing certificate or equivalent preparation
One year of recent related high-acuity experience
Current CPR certificate and demonstrated CPR technique
Ability to respond appropriately to emergencies and unexpected events
Bring high-acuity assessment, patient advocacy, CPR, and collaborative care skills to procedure recovery at Fraser Health.
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Apply on source site As a Registered Nurse, you provide person-centered care for patients with varying complexities before and after interventional procedures. Fraser Health seeks recognized high-acuity preparation, recent related experience, CPR certification, and demonstrated ability in IV therapy. You will collaborate with physicians, families, and interdisciplinary caregivers while adjusting priorities to changing patient needs.
Key Responsibilities:
Assess patients and adjust care plans as needed
Verify identity, consent, information, and procedure understanding
Provide emotional support and advocate for informed decisions
Assess patients for discharge using established criteria
Collaborate on patient, family, and ethical care issues
Requirements:
Current practicing registration with BCCNM
High-acuity specialty nursing certificate or equivalent preparation
One year of recent related high-acuity experience
Current CPR certificate and demonstrated CPR technique
Ability to respond appropriately to emergencies and unexpected events
Bring high-acuity assessment, patient advocacy, CPR, and collaborative care skills to procedure recovery at Fraser Health.
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