Registered Nurse - Neonatology Resource Team (Winnipeg)

Registered Nurse - Neonatology Resource Team (Winnipeg)

23 Sep
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Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA)
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Winnipeg

23 Sep

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA)

Winnipeg

Enhance your nursing skills at St.

Boniface

Hospital in Winnipeg as a Registered Nurse for the Neonatology Resource Team. This in-person role emphasizes maternal-neonatal care and bilingual proficiency. The position involves providing specialized nursing for patients with complex health needs, specifically in obstetrics and gynecology. Recent experience in Labour & Delivery or similar nursing is crucial. Bilingual communication in English and French is essential for effective patient engagement and support. Key Responsibilities:

- Provide skilled nursing services tailored to obstetric and neonatal needs
- Administer medical treatments and coordinate patient care
- Support smooth discharge processes for expectant mothers and newborns




- Lead the healthcare team in best practices for patient care
- Participate in nursing professional associations for continued growth Requirements:
- Experience in mother-baby care or LDRP nursing required
- Graduate from an approved nursing education program
- Current registration with CRNM mandatory
- Bilingual in English and French at a proficient level
- Hold an annual BLS Level C certification Utilize your nursing expertise to deliver compassionate care to mothers and infants at St.

Boniface

Hospital.

📌 Registered Nurse - Neonatology Resource Team (Winnipeg)
🏢 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA)
📍 Winnipeg

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