Licensed Practical Nurse Cardiology Role (Manitoba)

Licensed Practical Nurse Cardiology Role (Manitoba)

12 Oct
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Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA)
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Manitoba

12 Oct

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA)

Manitoba

Elevate your nursing career at St. Boniface Hospital in Winnipeg as a Licensed Practical Nurse in the Cardiology Inpatient Unit. Provide patient care, collaborate with healthcare teams, and handle IV treatments while working in-person.

This position requires commitment to nursing ethics and full practice engagement. Seeking an LPN with at least one year of acute medicine, surgical, or cardiology experience. You'll effectively prioritize patient care, while mastering the necessary technical skills to succeed in a energetic clinical environment.

Key Responsibilities:
• Deliver independent nursing services to patients
• Administer prescribed medical treatments and therapies
• Collaborate with healthcare professionals on patient care




• Participate in patient discharge and care coordination
• Maintain competency in nursing standards and ethics

Requirements:
• Must be a graduate of an approved LPN education program
• Current CLPNM registration compulsory
• Certification in IV Therapy and Medication Administration required
• CPR training according to employer policy
• Demonstrated experience in acute care preferred

Utilize your practical nursing expertise in a collaborative environment dedicated to quality patient care at St. Boniface Hospital.
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📌 Licensed Practical Nurse Cardiology Role (Manitoba)
🏢 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA)
📍 Manitoba

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