Portage la Prairie Registered Nurse Role (Manitoba)

Portage la Prairie Registered Nurse Role (Manitoba)

18 Aug
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Southern Health Sante Sud
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Manitoba

18 Aug

Southern Health Sante Sud

Manitoba

Join Southern Health-Santé Sud as a Registered Nurse in Portage la Prairie, where your skills will help support patient health in a compassionate and team-oriented setting. This in-person position is key in delivering quality care.

As a Registered Nurse, you will utilize a people-centered approach focusing on the complete health journey of patients across various healthcare units. Your expertise will be crucial in maintaining nursing standards, managing priorities, and leading team initiatives. This role extends flexibility with various shift requirements, enhancing your contribution to community health.

Key Responsibilities:
• Implement nursing protocols in acute and transitional care
• Collaborate effectively within interdisciplinary teams




• Ensure adherence to ethical and practice standards
• Engage in ongoing professional development and education
• Facilitate quality care and improvement strategies

Requirements:
• Registration with the College of Registered Nurses or equivalent
• Certification in Basic Life Support (BLS)
• Must possess a valid Class 5 driver’s license
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Capacity to handle the position's physical demands

Make a difference in patient care with your nursing expertise at Southern Health-Santé Sud in a vibrant community.
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📌 Portage la Prairie Registered Nurse Role (Manitoba)
🏢 Southern Health Sante Sud
📍 Manitoba

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