Licensed Practical Nurse Patient Care (British Columbia)

Licensed Practical Nurse Patient Care (British Columbia)

25 Oct
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The Salvation Army in Canada
|
British Columbia

25 Oct

The Salvation Army in Canada

British Columbia

Licensed Practical Nurse supporting patient, resident, and family care through assessment, documentation, and individualized care planning. Work location is not stated.
The Salvation Army seeks a Licensed Practical Nurse to assess physiological, psychological, socio-cultural, and spiritual needs. You will provide nursing care under policies, procedures, technology, and FHA standards. The position includes medication administration within BCCNM scope, admissions, discharges, transfers, and multidisciplinary collaboration.
Key Responsibilities: Assess patient, resident, and family strengths and limitations
Develop and update individualized plans of care
Provide nursing care and evaluate patient outcomes
Document care information, observations, and changes




Operate equipment supporting patient and resident care
Requirements: Graduate of a recognized practical nursing program
Current BCCNM practicing registration as a Licensed Practical Nurse
One year recent related gerontological nursing experience
Current Level 1 First Aid Certificate
Ability to administer medications within BCCNM scope
Bring assessment, care planning, documentation, and medication administration skills to Licensed Practical Nurse service with The Salvation Army.

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📌 Licensed Practical Nurse Patient Care (British Columbia)
🏢 The Salvation Army in Canada
📍 British Columbia

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