Hepatitis C & Harm Reduction Nurse | Community Health Leader

Sherbourne Health Centre; Toronto; On-site; CAD 51,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

HOOPP Pension

Vacation 4 weeks

Personal days

Healthcare & dental

Long-term disability

Life insurance

Employee assistance plan

Professional development funding

PD days

Job summary

Sherbourne Health Centre in Toronto is seeking a Hepatitis C & Harm Reduction Nurse to join an interprofessional team. You will deliver low-barrier nursing care, health education, and care coordination for people affected by Hepatitis C, while integrating harm reduction across programs.

The role emphasizes outreach, testing, treatment support, and collaboration with partners to meet client needs in a dynamic urban setting.

Qualifications

• Current RN registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario is required.
• Completion of Hepatitis C Fundamentals Course is preferred or to be completed within 3 months.
• Participation in other professional bodies is encouraged.
• At least 5 years of nursing experience in community health.
• Experience with Hepatitis C prevention, treatment, and harm reduction is an asset.

Responsibilities

• Provide nursing care for Hepatitis C and harm reduction services.
• Perform embedded point-of-care RNA testing at offsite locations.
• Offer health education on Hepatitis C, STBBIs, safer substance use, and overdose prevention.
• Coordinate care, make referrals, and support access to health and social services.
• Collaborate with physicians/NPs and psychosocial supports on treatment plans.
• Develop follow-up plans and document per SHC guidelines.

Skills

Crisis intervention

Group facilitation

Interprofessional collaboration

Leadership

Communication

Education

RN licensure (Ontario)

Hepatitis C Fundamentals Course

Hepatitis C Testing (CATIE) course

Job description

Sherbourne Health Centre in Toronto is seeking a Hepatitis C & Harm Reduction Nurse to join an interprofessional team. You will deliver low-barrier nursing care, health education, and care coordination for people affected by Hepatitis C, while integrating harm reduction across programs.

The role emphasizes outreach, testing, treatment support, and collaboration with partners to meet client needs in a dynamic urban setting.