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Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services seeks Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN I) for Carbonear General Hospital in the Rural Health program. The roles involve health assessment, medication administration, care planning, disease management, wound and end-of-life care, and potential mentoring of students and staff.
Candidates must have an approved LPN program, CLPNNL licensure, and current BLS certification. This is a temporary, call-in position with hours based on department needs.
Zone: Eastern Rural Zone
Location:Carbonear General Hospital
Licensed Practical Nurse I (4 Positions)
Rural Health
Temporary, Call-In
NAPE HS
Hours Based on the needs of the department.
Salary CG-29 (CAD 30.16 - CAD 33.22 per hour which includes a negotiated wage adjustment)
Competition Number VAC0028580
Posted Date 2026-09-01
Closing Date Open until filled.
Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) are valuable members of the interdisciplinary health care team. LPNs provide direct nursing care to predictable and unpredictable clients/patients/residents. The LPN I in the Rural Health Program working within their individual scope of practice is responsible for health assessment, medication administration, nursing care planning, disease management, wound care, end of life care, and may provide mentoring and direction to students and other staff.
By applying for this job, you acknowledge an understanding that regular requirements and demands of this job include (but are not limited to):
Regularly requires physical exertion and handling, moving, pushing or pulling objects between 10 - 15 lbs. and occasionally required to support, lift or move patients/objects up to 30 lbs.
Regularly required to work in awkward cramped positions (bending/kneeling/stretching) and constantly standing and moving about.
Regularly pushes and pulls objects using light to medium forces and stands and walks.
Regularly requires visual concentration to give medications, read orders/referrals, patients' charts/document, observe and treat patients combined with time pressures and deadlines.