Post Anaesthesia Registered Nurse Winnipeg (Manitoba)

Post Anaesthesia Registered Nurse Winnipeg (Manitoba)

30 Sep
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Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
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Manitoba

30 Sep

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority

Manitoba

Advance your nursing career with us as a Registered Nurse (N2) in Post Anaesthesia at St. Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg. This role offers a chance to impact patient recovery during critical phases.

We are seeking a Registered Nurse with recent post-Anaesthesia experience to join our clinical team at St. Boniface Hospital. This part-time position requires in-person presence, including day, evening, and weekend shifts. You will play a key role in providing excellent care within a diverse and inclusive environment, supported by a commitment to equity in healthcare.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide skilled nursing care in the post-Anaesthesia unit
• Ensure high-quality patient assessments and support
• Collaborate with colleagues to optimize patient recovery




• Maintain current certifications and qualified standards
• Participate in relevant training or skills assessments

Requirements:
• Current CRNM registration and active participation preferred
• Recent post-Anaesthesia nursing experience required
• Annual BLS Level C registration necessary
• Commitment to culturally safe practices
• Satisfactory criminal and abuse registry checks needed

Deliver high-quality nursing support and patient care while fostering diversity and equity at St. Boniface Hospital.
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📌 Post Anaesthesia Registered Nurse Winnipeg (Manitoba)
🏢 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
📍 Manitoba

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