Home Care Nurse Assessor

Squamish Nation; North Vancouver; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading community organization, Squamish Nation, is seeking a Home Care Nurse Assessor to provide cultural and holistic care while supervising fellow HCAs. This role requires a Registered Nurse with experience in Indigenous Cultural Safety, strong communication skills, and the ability to manage client assessments effectively. Competitive hourly rates of $48.31 to $54.89 are offered, along with comprehensive benefits, in a supportive workplace committed to diversity and community welfare.

Qualifications

• Experience with First Nations communities and Indigenous Cultural Safety.
• Registered Nurse responsible for clinical nursing skills and assessment.
• Ability to maintain composure under pressure.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate client care and supervise Health Care Assistants.
• Maintain accurate records of client assessments.
• Evaluate client satisfaction regarding home care services.

Skills

Indigenous Cultural Safety

Interpersonal Skills

Time Management

Communication

Resourcefulness

Emotional Intelligence

Education

Registered Nurse qualification

Job description

Working as an integral part of the Yúustway Health and Wellness Department, the Home Care Nurse Assessor promotes a culturally safe, supportive, and empowering environment for Nation Members, clients, families, colleagues, and partners. The role aligns with the Vision, Mission, and Values, as well as the strategic directions of the Squamish Nation and Yúustway’s 10 Year Community Health Plan.

The Nurse Assessor preferably has experience working with First Nations communities and a solid understanding and application of Indigenous Cultural Safety. Reporting directly to the Manager, Home and Community Care, the Nurse Assessor is a registered nurse responsible for assessment, supervision, and clinical nursing skills to coordinate client care effectively for the Squamish Nation Community.

The incumbent provides guidance to Health Care Assistants (HCAs) and Homemakers, maintains accurate records of client assessments, manages assessment files, and develops relationships with external service providers for advocacy and referrals. They also review and evaluate client satisfaction regarding home care services and support a holistic approach to care as an Indigenous service provider.

What You Bring

1. Relevant experience, education, and training.
2. Understanding of, and competency in, Indigenous Cultural Safety and humility, or willingness to learn.
3. Professional, adaptable, and collaborative communication style with strong interpersonal skills.
4. Proven effectiveness working with diverse people and circumstances.
5. High emotional intelligence, patience, and integrity.
6. Ability to maintain composure in high-pressure situations.
7. Skill in conveying complex information clearly to clients and colleagues.
8. Resourcefulness, organization, and excellent time management skills.
9. Diplomatic communication skills for delivering negative information tactfully.
10. Ethical conduct and confidentiality in handling sensitive information.
11. Team-oriented attitude with positivity, energy, and approachability.

Salary : $48.31 - $54.89 per hour, plus comprehensive benefits.

Why Work With Us

As a dynamic community organization, we value enthusiastic and talented individuals. Our future strength depends on our people. We offer diverse programs, career paths, competitive compensation, benefits, and excellent training and development opportunities in an environment that respects diversity and individual attributes.

• Selected candidates will need to complete background checks. Please inform us in advance of any incidents on your Criminal Record Check so we can plan accordingly.