Registered Midwife: Embrace Rural Living In Nova Scotia’s Highland Heart Antigonish

Registered Midwife: Embrace Rural Living In Nova Scotia’s Highland Heart Antigonish

12 Sep
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NSHealth
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Antigonish

12 Sep

NSHealth

Antigonish

Discover a rewarding role as a Registered Midwife within the picturesque community of Antigonish. Engage with diverse populations while enjoying a balanced work-life experience in a thriving rural area.This temporary position offers you the chance to join a dedicated team of midwives, committed to providing comprehensive care throughout the region. Work within a shared care model, supporting clients with education and skilled birthing options. The team-oriented environment promotes qualified relationships and ensures quality care for families.Key Responsibilities:
Provide complete midwifery care to clients in various settings
Handle home births and collaborate during hospital births
Conduct community clinic visits across the catchment area




Build solid partnerships with healthcare team members
Maintain health records accurately while ensuring client confidentialityRequirements:
Registered Midwife with necessary credentials
Preferred experience with diverse populations
Comfortable driving for rural home visits
Strong interpersonal and clinical skills
Openness to new registrants looking to growJoin a vibrant community and bring your passion for midwifery to the Highland Heart of Nova Scotia.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Registered Midwife: Embrace Rural Living In Nova Scotia’s Highland Heart Antigonish
🏢 NSHealth
📍 Antigonish

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