Nurse Practitioner - Primary Care - Mental Health and Substance Use Join to apply for the Nurse Practitioner - Primary Care - Mental Health and Substance Use role at Fraser Health Authority in Surrey, British Columbia.
Salary: CAD $59.56 - $85.62 / hour
Job Summary Bring your clinical expertise and passion for providing quality, compassionate care to a challenging and rewarding role as a Nurse Practitioner (NP) providing primary care to patients with Mental Health and Substance Use disorders. Supporting the Surrey Mental Health Centre Gateway clinic in Surrey, B.C., the role offers an opportunity to collaborate with an interdisciplinary team and construct comprehensive treatment plans for adults living with moderate to severe mental health conditions and complex medical needs.
Benefits Comprehensive, 100% employer‑paid benefits coverage
Generous vacation time – up to four weeks per year
Benefit portability – transfer from another employment if applicable
Immediate pension enrollment into the municipal defined benefit plan
Maternity top‑up: 87% during maternity leave
TransLink pass subsidy: 50% off transit passes
Additional employee discounts and perks available
Eligibility based on employment status
Responsibilities Diagnose and treat patients for undifferentiated diseases, disorders, and conditions within NP scope of practice; order medications and provide first‑line emergency care.
Monitor ongoing care, order appropriate diagnostic investigations, and interpret results to adjust treatment plans.
Communicate health findings, diagnoses, and treatment priorities to patients and families; support and counsel patients in their care journey.
Collaborate with physicians and other health professionals to assess patients, develop treatment plans, and manage admissions and discharges as per organizational policies.
Prescribe medications within statutory limits and employer policies.




Supervise and educate nursing and health‑care personnel; evaluate staff performance and provide mentorship.
Contribute to research improving patient outcomes and advancing nursing, health‑policy development, and population health.
Implement screening and health promotion activities for populations at risk.
Participate in interdisciplinary staff and nursing education through case presentations, mentoring, and community engagement.
Develop, implement, and evaluate policies and procedures related to nursing and health‑system practices.
Perform other duties as required.
Qualifications Current practicing registration as a Nurse Practitioner with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) and recent relevant clinical nursing experience.
Competencies Leadership aligned with Fraser Health Leadership Framework: Clear, Caring, & Courageous.
Skilled/Technical Capabilities Communicate and collaborate with patients, families, and providers about health findings, diagnosis, and treatment.
Collaborate and consult with physicians and health professionals when appropriate.
Critically assess health‑research literature and incorporate evidence‑based practice.
Recognize population health trends and plan prevention strategies.
Implement and evaluate planned changes.
Supervise and evaluate care delivery by others.
Lead and work within a collaborative team.
Self‑direct and adapt to complex, dynamic situations.
Transfer knowledge, teach, coach, and mentor others.
Respond to legal and ethical issues in patient care.
Self‑assess performance and assume responsibility for professional development.
About Fraser Health Fraser Health is the heart of health care for over two million people in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley in British Columbia. Our organization is committed to planetary health and values diversity across the workforce, fostering an environment of respect, caring, and trust. Fraser Health’s hiring practices ensure all individuals are treated inclusively, equitably, and in a culturally safe manner.

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📌 Nurse Practitioner - Primary Care - Mental Health and Substance Use (British Columbia)
🏢 Fraser Health Authority
📍 British Columbia