nurse practitioner

Zone: Central ZoneLocation: Central Newfoundland Regional Health Centre/Grand Falls-Windsor ? Long Term Care Nurse Practitioner-Family/All AgesCentral Zone Casual Travel Locum Premium AssignmentRNUNLHours: Variable Hours; Variable Shifts; Locums must agree to work a minimum of fourteen (14) days; 75 hours bi-weekly;Salary: NP35 of the RNUNL Salary Scales, $52.31 - $64.92 per hour;Additional $15/hour for hours working in the locum position. Locums must agree to work a minimum of fourteen (14) days (75 hours bi-weekly) for this benefit to apply. Other benefits in accordance with the RNUNL Collective Agreement. Competition Number: VAC0019086Posted Date: 2025-12-05Closing Date: Open Until FilledAbout UsNewfoundland and Labrador Health Services is the province?s integrated health authority. Central Zone is one of five geographic operational zones, serving all communities in Central Newfoundland and Labrador. For more information on NL Health Services, visit www.nlhealthservices.caJob SummaryThe Nurse Practitioner position offers an excellent opportunity to apply advanced clinical, theoretical and decision-making skills through comprehensive nursing knowledge. The Nurse Practitioner will work with an interdisciplinary team in a collaborative approach to Long Term Care. Qualifications:Graduation from an approved/recognized Nurse Practitioner education program is required;Current and continuing practicing licensure as a Nurse Practitioner with the College of Registered Nurses of Newfoundland and Labrador (CRNNL) is required;Current BCLS certification is required;Current ACLS, PALS, TNCC certification considered an asset;A satisfactory Certificate of Conduct and Vulnerable Sector Check is required;A satisfactory record of work performance and attendance is required;Flexible work hours are required, including a combination of days, evenings and weekends;Ability to work in a multi-site environment is required;Duties: (Included but not limited to)Primarily responsible for the delivery of Long Term Care. Independently and collaboratively assesses, diagnoses, and prescribes in accordance with professional, provincial, and organizational standards, policies and clinical practice guidelines;Utilizing a Person and family Centered care approach, works within a collaborative care team to ensure optimal care;Advocates for clients, assessing their needs and if applicable, referring to appropriate care providers, professionals, or other services across the continuum of care;Recognizes cultural diversity and practices cultural humility;Utilizes, supports, facilitates or participates in research relevant to nursing and the interdisciplinary team;Participating in program and policy development as required;May be required to work alone and may be required to be on call;May be required to work in a variety of settings and methods, including in-person visits, virtual care, visits in a person?s home, including personal care homes or long term care facilities, and community settings;Other related duties as required;