Emergency RN (0.6 FTE) Temp - Rotating 12-Hour Shifts

Halton Healthcare; Milton; Presencial; CAD 57.000 - 81.000; A tiempo parcial

Descripción de la vacante

Halton Healthcare’s Emergency Department seeks a temporary part-time registered nurse to provide patient care, triage and nursing assessment across all triage priorities. The role requires ACLS and BLS certification, Ontario RN registration, and a minimum of two years in emergency nursing.

Shift patterns are rotating 12-hour shifts across days, evenings, and nights, with a 0.60 FTE commitment for approximately six months at Milton site.

Formación

• Current registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario.
• Heart & Stroke approved Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required at time of hire.
• ACLS Certification required at time of hire and ongoing.
• Minimum of 2 years current Emergency nursing experience required.
• CC1
• Triage trained-preferred
• IV therapy skills required
• Excellent teaching and public relations skills
• Good team player
• Self-directed
• Must be able to meet the physical demands of the position
• Satisfactory employment and attendance record required

Responsabilidades

• Providing patient care, triage and nursing assessment in all areas of the Emergency Department.
• Administer care to adult and paediatric patients from all triage priorities.
• Competent in stabilization and care of the critically ill to first aid.
• May transport critical patients including burn victims, neurological emergencies and trauma victims to other facilities.

Conocimientos

Nursing

ACLS

BLS

Triage trained

IV therapy

Team player

Public relations

Self-directed

Physical stamina

Excellent teaching

Educación

Registration with College of Nurses of Ontario

Descripción del empleo

Halton Healthcare’s Emergency Department seeks a temporary part-time registered nurse to provide patient care, triage and nursing assessment across all triage priorities. The role requires ACLS and BLS certification, Ontario RN registration, and a minimum of two years in emergency nursing.

Shift patterns are rotating 12-hour shifts across days, evenings, and nights, with a 0.60 FTE commitment for approximately six months at Milton site.