Remote Travel Nurse for Bayshore HealthCare (Alberta)

Remote Travel Nurse for Bayshore HealthCare (Alberta)

28 Aug
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Bayshore HealthCare
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Alberta

28 Aug

Bayshore HealthCare

Alberta

Embark on a transformational nursing journey with Bayshore HealthCare as a Remote Travel Nurse. Make a profound impact in Northern Communities while earning $45/hour plus a generous Northern allowance.

Bayshore HealthCare is looking for a passionate nurse ready to contribute to effective health promotion in Canada’s remote areas. In this six-week assignment, you'll lead wellness initiatives, educate communities on health topics, and work collaboratively to deliver essential healthcare services. This role requires a blend of advanced nursing skills, including assessment and counseling, to ensure comprehensive care aligned with individual needs.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead well-baby and well-mom health promotion initiatives
• Plan and deliver education programs for healthy living




• Collaborate with teams to provide comprehensive care
• Apply advanced nursing skills for individualized care plans
• Ensure client comfort and safety at all times

Requirements:
• Nursing degree from an accredited school
• Licensed Nurse in positive standing
• Minimum 3,000 hours as a Public Health Nurse
• Willingness to obtain necessary provincial licenses
• Meet mandatory skillsets and training requirements

Advance your nursing career with impactful work in stunning Northern Canada while enhancing your clinical expertise.
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📌 Remote Travel Nurse for Bayshore HealthCare (Alberta)
🏢 Bayshore HealthCare
📍 Alberta

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