Registered Nurse

Northern Ontario, Canada

Positions Across Northwest And Northeast Ontario

Why Northern Ontario?

- Premium pay rates — Northern remoteness adds $10–$15/hr above Southern Ontario base rates

- Stable, ongoing work — Northern Ontario government facilities have consistent nursing needs
- Lower cost of living compared to Toronto or Ottawa — your pay goes further
- Opportunity to work across multiple Northern communities over time
- Meaningful work with underserved communities, including Indigenous populations, in some settings

Must-Haves:

- Minimum 5 years RN experience

- CNO registered, in good standing
- Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing — RN diploma or BScN
- Based in Northern Ontario,



or genuinely committed to in-person work in Northern Ontario for assignments
- Legal right to work in Canada
- Current BLS / BCLS certification
- Available for in-person assignments — this is not work from home

Preferred:

- Experience with Indigenous community health or First Nations health services

- Familiar with remote or community nursing in Northern Ontario
- Northern Ontario corrections or institutional experience
- Bilingual English/French — asset in some Northern Ontario communities
- NOSM (Northern Ontario School of Nursing) graduate or training

📌 Registered Nurse (Greater Sudbury)
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📍 Greater Sudbury