STI Clinic Nurse — Community Health Impact (Part-Time)

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority; Winnipeg; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

A community health organization in Winnipeg seeks a part-time Community Health Nurse to provide comprehensive health services focused on sexual health and STBBIs. The role requires diverse skills, including effective communication, clinical assessment, and knowledge of community resources. Experience in health promotion is preferred. A Bachelor of Nursing and current registration with the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba are essential. Salary ranges from $43.321 to $53.283 per hour, reflecting the organization's commitment to equitable healthcare.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3 years experience in Community Health or Primary Care.
• At least 5 years of nursing experience preferred.
• Knowledge of PHIA legislation.

Responsibilities

• Provide basic primary health nursing care to individuals and community.
• Document accurate client information timely.
• Participate in program planning and evaluation.

Skills

Effective communication skills

Demonstrated clinical skill in physical assessment

Knowledge of community resources

Experience in health promotion and education

Ability to work independently

Harm reduction approaches

Education

Bachelor of Nursing

Current CPR certification

Active registration in the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba

Tools

Electronic medical records (Accuro)

Microsoft Office

Job description

A community health organization in Winnipeg seeks a part-time Community Health Nurse to provide comprehensive health services focused on sexual health and STBBIs. The role requires diverse skills, including effective communication, clinical assessment, and knowledge of community resources. Experience in health promotion is preferred. A Bachelor of Nursing and current registration with the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba are essential. Salary ranges from $43.321 to $53.283 per hour, reflecting the organization's commitment to equitable healthcare.