Compassionate RPN — Part-Time Community Care

Grand River Hospital; Kitchener; Sur place; CAD 48 000 - 50 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Waterloo Regional Health Network is seeking a Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) for a temporary part-time role in Kitchener, Ontario. The RPN will provide direct patient care, collaborate with the nursing team, and support safe, high-quality outcomes in a dynamic clinical setting.

Responsibilities include nursing assessments, medication administration, IV therapy, and charting in accordance with Ontario standards. A strong team orientation and commitment to patient safety are essential.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an RPN program approved by the College of Nurses of Ontario.
• Current Certificate of Competence and good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario.
• Experience with physical assessments, IV therapy, and catheterization.
• Strong collaboration within an interdisciplinary care team.

Responsabilités

• The RPN provides direct patient care and collaborates with the RN when cases are complex.
• Performs nursing assessments, administers medications, and monitors patient status.
• Maintains high standards of patient safety and accurate charting.
• Participates in care planning with the care team and family where appropriate.

Connaissances

Physical assessments

Medication administration

BCLS certification

IV therapy

Catheterization

Interdisciplinary teamwork

Patient safety

Nursing documentation

Formation

Graduate of RPN program

College of Nurses of Ontario license

Current Certificate of Competence

Description du poste

Waterloo Regional Health Network is seeking a Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) for a temporary part-time role in Kitchener, Ontario. The RPN will provide direct patient care, collaborate with the nursing team, and support safe, high-quality outcomes in a dynamic clinical setting.

Responsibilities include nursing assessments, medication administration, IV therapy, and charting in accordance with Ontario standards. A strong team orientation and commitment to patient safety are essential.