Apply Infection Prevention and Control expertise at Providence Care Hospital as a full time practitioner supporting clinical programs and providers. Use epidemiological principles across assigned services.

The Infection Control Practitioner provides IPAC consultation to programs, departments, health care providers, and physicians. This position directs barrier precaution practices during outbreaks and contributes to quality improvement. The practitioner also advises on construction, repairs, mould, floods, and sewage spills affecting clinical programs.

Key Responsibilities:

- Provide IPAC consultation on policy, practice, and services
- Direct appropriate barrier precautions during infection outbreaks
- Develop and update IPAC policies and procedures
- Advise on construction and environmental disruption impacts




- Participate in hospital committees and clinical working groups

Requirements:

- Current good-standing registration as a registered nurse or medical laboratory technologist
- Five recent years of clinical nursing or laboratory microbiology experience
- At least two years practicing infection control in hospitals
- Working knowledge of CSA and Accreditation Standards
- IPAC-Canada membership and current required first aid or CPR

Bring hospital infection control experience, outbreak guidance, and epidemiological knowledge to Providence Care’s IPAC service.

📌 Infection Prevention Control Practitioner (Kingston)
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📍 Kingston