Job opportunity
Indigenous Health Primary Care Nurse
Tsleil Waututh Nation
Support Indigenous health through trauma-informed nursing, chronic disease care, and client advocacy at The Helping House. Work permanently part-time for 14 hours weekly.
This Primary Care Clinic Nurse serves Tsleil-Waututh Nation community members and families within an interdisciplinary primary care team. The position combines holistic assessment, motivational interviewing, health promotion, disease prevention, medication management, wound care, injections, and palliative care nursing. You will help clients navigate services while addressing systemic barriers and supporting self-determination.
Key Responsibilities:
Promote culturally safe, therapeutic, trauma-informed care environments
Assess physiological, psychological, sociocultural, and spiritual needs
Guide chronic disease care and self-management support
Advocate through referrals, resources, and coordinated transitions
Monitor and report responses to prescribed treatments
Requirements:
Evidence-based clinical nursing knowledge and critical thinking
Two years' relevant community primary care experience
Adult education and supportive counselling experience
Knowledge of Indigenous health, cultures, and traditions
Strong communication, de-escalation, and collaboration skills
Apply your nursing expertise, advocacy, and Indigenous cultural understanding to holistic primary care for Tsleil-Waututh families.
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Apply on source site This Primary Care Clinic Nurse serves Tsleil-Waututh Nation community members and families within an interdisciplinary primary care team. The position combines holistic assessment, motivational interviewing, health promotion, disease prevention, medication management, wound care, injections, and palliative care nursing. You will help clients navigate services while addressing systemic barriers and supporting self-determination.
Key Responsibilities:
Promote culturally safe, therapeutic, trauma-informed care environments
Assess physiological, psychological, sociocultural, and spiritual needs
Guide chronic disease care and self-management support
Advocate through referrals, resources, and coordinated transitions
Monitor and report responses to prescribed treatments
Requirements:
Evidence-based clinical nursing knowledge and critical thinking
Two years' relevant community primary care experience
Adult education and supportive counselling experience
Knowledge of Indigenous health, cultures, and traditions
Strong communication, de-escalation, and collaboration skills
Apply your nursing expertise, advocacy, and Indigenous cultural understanding to holistic primary care for Tsleil-Waututh families.
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