Full Scope Licensed Practical Nurse Role (British Columbia)

Full Scope Licensed Practical Nurse Role (British Columbia)

11 Aug
|
Fraser Health Authority
|
British Columbia

11 Aug

Fraser Health Authority

British Columbia

Join Burnaby Hospital's Community Outpatient Services as a Full Scope Licensed Practical Nurse and advance your nursing skills in a agile health care environment.

This Casual Licensed Practical Nurse role at Burnaby Hospital involves delivering patient-centered care while actively participating in a multidisciplinary team. You will assess patient needs, facilitate care planning, and ensure a supportive atmosphere for both patients and families. Your practice will align with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives standards.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct thorough assessments of patients and families
• Create and adjust individualized care plans collaboratively
• Provide nursing care according to established protocols




• Maintain accurate documentation of patient care activities
• Help ensure a clean and safe environment for healing

Requirements:
• Completion of a recognized practical nursing program
• Active registration with the British Columbia College of Nurses
• Effective organizational and communication skills
• Proficient in operating nursing-related equipment
• Physical capability to fulfill nursing responsibilities

Support the community's health through dedicated nursing at Burnaby Hospital.
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📌 Full Scope Licensed Practical Nurse Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Fraser Health Authority
📍 British Columbia

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