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A healthcare facility in Ontario is seeking a Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) to provide nursing care for patients in a surgical unit. The RPN will collaborate with the healthcare team and support patient recovery. Qualifications include a Practical Nursing Diploma and current registration with the College of Nurse of Ontario. This role offers an hourly wage ranging from $35.12 to $38.16, depending on experience.
UNIT PROFILE: The 7 Surgical Inpatient Unit at St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton is a 40 bed acute surgical unit caring for a variety of surgical patients. Specialty surgical procedures include those of orthopaedic and urological perspective. Our highly skilled and dedicated interdisciplinary health professional team work collaboratively to provide care for patients in order to help restore and maintain function as quickly and safely as possible.
POSITION SUMMARY: The Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) provides nursing care for clients to promote health and assess need for provision of care and treatment of health conditions by supportive, preventive, therapeutic, palliative and rehabilitation means in order to attain or maintain optimal function. The RPN role models professional values, beliefs and attributes, and practices in accordance with the SJHH mission and values, policies and procedures, and College of Nurses Standards and Guidelines. A high level of collaboration between RPN and RN is required to ensure safe and effective care. The RPN provides care for less complex clients whose outcomes are more predictable and risk for negative outcomes is low. The RPN is accountable to recognize changes in acuity and/or complexity in client needs and consulting with a Registered Nurse (RN) in determining next steps in provision of care.
Note: Responsibilities are described within the Position Summary as the provision of nursing care, collaboration with the care team, and adjustments to care based on client acuity.
Hourly: $35.12…$36.64…$38.16
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