Public Health Nurse: Community Health & Immunization

Fraser Health Authority

Abbotsford

Presencial

CAD 57.000 - 82.000

Jornada completa

14 días+

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Descripción de la vacante

Fraser Health Authority is seeking a Public Health Nurse in Abbotsford to deliver health promotion, epidemiology, and primary care within population health programs. You will translate health data into actions for diverse individuals and communities in schools, homes, and outreach settings.

The role emphasizes assessment, planning, intervention, and collaboration with interdisciplinary teams. Candidates must be registered nurses with BC accreditation and have a valid BC driver’s license.

Formación

Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of Public Health Nursing Discipline Specific Competencies.

Responsabilidades

Immunizes children and adults against vaccine preventable disease.
Applies epidemiological principles and knowledge of disease process to investigate and follow up on communicable diseases (including assistance with outbreak management) in accordance with established policies and protocols.
Provides client prenatal/postnatal/family assessments, counseling, consultation, service coordination, follow-up, support and referral to promote healthy child development, effective parenting practices and early identification of and intervention for developmental concerns.
Collaborates with interdisciplinary/intersectoral teams, provides formal presentations and educational programs for selected population groups. Provides health information, counseling and referral related to lifestyle issues, cultural and language barriers, comprehensive school health, reproductive health, chronic disease prevention and safety/injury prevention via telephone, one-on-one, group and community contacts in a clinical, school, home, community and outreach settings. Promotes behavior change to a healthy lifestyle and encourages personal responsibility for health.
Applies the community development process to assist community members' involvement in planning, organizing, implementing and evaluating activities and services to address identified health needs and strengths; participates in recommending population health promotion and disease/injury prevention service and evaluating existing services.
As part of an interdisciplinary/intersectoral team within FH, establishes effective working relationships and partnerships with other professionals, community members, and agencies; informs about positive social and environmental change including quality of life, wellness and disease and injury prevention; advocates for healthy public policy and services.
Maintains related records; documents observations, interventions and outcomes; collects statistics; prepares reports as required, and in accordance with established standards and procedures.
Contributes to the quality of program and practice by identifying needs, issues, and solutions by actively organizing/participating in interdisciplinary/intersectoral teams, community committees, organizational strategic planning processes based on determinants of health, best practice literature, current nursing theory and community assessment.
Provides preceptorship and mentorship experiences for nursing students. Participates in orientation and mentoring to new health professionals and provides feedback as requested on individuals' progress and promoting optimal support for clients.
Participates in research studies, surveys, and focus groups as needed for improved service.
Performs other related duties as assigned.