Registered Nurse Role In Renal Services British Columbia

Registered Nurse Role In Renal Services British Columbia

31 Jul
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Fraser Health
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British Columbia

31 Jul

Fraser Health

British Columbia

Become part of Fraser Health’s dedicated team as a Registered Nurse in the Renal Services at Eagle Ridge Hospital, Port Moody, B.C. This part time relief position requires a focus on patient-centered care.

Your role at the Tri-Cities Community Dialysis Unit involves conducting comprehensive patient assessments and leading collaborative care planning. Ideal candidates will have postgraduate education in Nephrology or a solid desire to pursue it, supported by Fraser Health. You will have an opportunity to impact patient health directly while working closely with a multidisciplinary care team.

Key Responsibilities:
• Assess patients and develop tailored nursing care plans
• Support inter-qualified team collaboration on care strategies




• Coordinate patient care and establish nursing priorities
• Guide patients and families on health maintenance practices
• Maintain detailed records in compliance with healthcare standards

Requirements:
• Graduation from an accredited Nursing School
• Current BCCNM registration necessary
• Two years of clinical experience required
• Interested in earning Nephrology certification
• Proficient in initiating and managing IV therapy

Contribute your nursing expertise and compassion to enhance patient care in our Renal Services team.
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📌 Registered Nurse Role In Renal Services British Columbia
🏢 Fraser Health
📍 British Columbia

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