10 Sep
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Thunder Bay District Health Unit
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Toronto
10 Sep
Thunder Bay District Health Unit
Toronto
End Date September 11, 2026 - 4:30pm The Thunder Bay District Health Unit is seeking Full-time Permanent Public Health Nurse in the Street Outreach Program. Reporting to the Manager of Street Outreach and Harm Reduction Programs, the Public Health Nurse will provide health care and other social services to a high-risk, hard to reach population. Clients of this program often suffer with mental illness; have problematic substance use, and/or experience homelessness.
You will be responsible for engaging individuals and provide direct health care services along with connecting clients to allied health care providers, housing and social services. Care will be provided in drop-in centers, homeless shelters, alleyways and streets. Working in a multi-disciplinary environment, you will have excellent knowledge of sexual health issues, infectious diseases, vaccine preventable diseases and other health and social issues that marginalized individual experience.
We Offer
- 13 paid Statutory Holidays + 1 paid Float Day
- Starting 4 weeks of vacation
- Defined-Benefit Pension Plan through OMERS
- Health and Dental Benefits
- Workplace Wellness Initiatives
- Professional Development Opportunities
- Employee Family Assistance Program.
- Personal and Family Sick Leave Coverage
- Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability Coverage The Thunder Bay District Health Unit offers a professional work environment that fosters bestpractices and innovative ideas. TBDHU is committed to providing staff with a healthy workplace,development opportunities, versatile work hours, family friendly policies in an open-minded, caring,supportive setting that plays a role in employee retention. An exciting career in public healthawaits you! Upon request, accommodations due to a disability are available throughout the recruitment andselection process.
📌 Public Health Nurse (PHN) - (Full-Time Permanent) - Street Outreach
🏢 Thunder Bay District Health Unit
📍 Toronto