Position Summary
As a member of the Wound Ostomy Continence (WOC) Team the WORN provides specialized holistic assessment and management as an interprofessional team member to meet the needs of individual families with ostomies, acute and chromic wounds, and urinary and fecal continence concerns.

Why join our team?

Competitive Total Rewards. So much more than a paycheque! Enjoy comprehensive benefits, pension, on-demand pay, car loan support, supportive housing and exclusive staff perks.

Growth That Meets Your Ambition Build your skills with education bursaries, tuition support, ongoing training and mentorship. Our leadership team is available 24/7 to help you practice to full scope and deliver excellent care. With diverse roles and locations across Canada, you’ll have opportunities to explore new career paths or move into support and leadership positions.

Innovative. At SE, we are always looking for new, creative ways to improve. You’ll be encouraged and supported to identify and make improvements to the way we do our work. As a social enterprise, we support research into Senior’s Health and Aging.

Purpose & Impact Join a national social enterprise where your voice matters. Every role helps advance health, spark innovation and strengthen communities across Canada.

Manage your life. At SE, you’ll be supported with the time you need to meet the needs of your clients and meet your own needs, develop yourself and your career, and be part of a team.

Paid mileage between clients.

Subsidized RNAO & RPNAO memberships

Mobile device and 3 uniforms provided





Position Responsibilities
Clinical Support and Consultation

Provide detailed holistic assessment of clients with wounds, ostomy, and/or continence related concerns

Formulate treatment recommendations in collaboration with the interprofessional team, and develop a plan of care based on the holistic assessment for clients who require wound, ostomy, and/or continence care

Evaluate the plan of care, including NSOWC and other wound care members

Provide education and mentorship experiences in order to build wound, ostomy, and continence knowledge and capacity within SE Health

Provide consultation to care providers within the organization

Facilitate the dissemination of wound, ostomy, and continence knowledge

Coordinates/collaborates with interprofessional team across the continuum of care to reduce duplication of services, client anxiety, and cost

Program Development/Leadership

Supports quality health care through teaching, mentoring, program development and quality monitoring

Optimizes client outcomes through review of Quality improvement (QI) reports to prioritize need

Identify nursing trends and issues related to specialized wound ostomy and continence management

Assist in the development of information tools and educational initiatives for care providers

Remain updated on current evidences related to wound, ostomy, and continence best practices

Promote and participate in research-based practice

Identify potential research initiatives

Promote and participate in research projects

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📌 Wound Ostomy Resource Nurse - Jan 2026 (Ontario)
🏢 SE Health
📍 Ontario