Licensed Practical Nurse Family Medicine (Manitoba)

Licensed Practical Nurse Family Medicine (Manitoba)

24 Oct
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Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
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Manitoba

24 Oct

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority

Manitoba

Licensed Practical Nurse with IV therapy and medication administration expertise is sought for in-person Family Medicine care in Winnipeg.
This 0.80 FTE clinical position serves Family Medicine 3U4-7 within the Winnipeg Health Region. The successful candidate will apply nursing care knowledge, communication skills, and critical thinking while supporting individual or groups of patients. Knowledge of delegation, healthcare-team responsibilities, and applicable legislation is required.
Key Responsibilities: Prioritize care for individual patients or patient groups
Delegate care appropriately and monitor delegated-care outcomes
Respond to simultaneous demands and changing situations
Perform independently and as part of the healthcare team




Maintain concentration with frequent interruptions
Requirements: Graduate of an approved Licensed Practical Nursing Education program
Active registration with the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of Manitoba
Certification in IV Therapy and IV Medication Administration
CPR training according to Employer policy requirements
Recent related clinical-area experience may be required or preferred
Apply Licensed Practical Nursing standards, clinical knowledge, and patient-prioritization skills in Winnipeg Health Region Family Medicine.

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📌 Licensed Practical Nurse Family Medicine (Manitoba)
🏢 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
📍 Manitoba

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