The Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) is a member of an interdisciplinary team that provides medical care, recovery therapies and programs, and everyday care and support to clients in Detox and addictions residential treatment. The RN/LPN provides nursing care to clients, administers medications in accordance with organizational and pharmaceutical policies and procedures, and provides support to the Nursing Team and Physician as directed. The RN/LPN supports its clients in recovery in a myriad of practical and therapeutic ways including: supporting recovery strategies, assisting with client needs, listening empathetically, and more.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

- Assists in establishing and maintaining procedures and policies to ensure proper residential treatment.





- Follow established procedures and document proper oversight of residential treatment services.

- Administers medications and properly documents procedures

- Provides on call nursing coverage as necessary

- Schedules, coordinates and documents physician appointments

- Facilitates communication with the physician regarding medical services

- Conducts urinalysis collection with clients as deemed necessary.

- Monitors and documents progress of clients using the implemented communication tools

- Prepares and submits reports as deemed necessary.

- Participates in any quality assurance program and seeks to continuously improve the program within fiscal and departmental parameters

📌 Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) (Lawrencetown)
🏢 EHN Canada
📍 Lawrencetown