Provide advanced clinical care in long-term care as a Nurse Practitioner, using autonomous assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring. Collaborate with residents, families, and care teams. Reporting to the Director of Care, you will work with the Medical Director and interdisciplinary partners. The position supports person-centred care, medication management, palliative services, wound care, and integrated care planning. You will also guide clinical teams through education, coaching, research, and quality improvement initiatives.

Key Responsibilities
- Assess, diagnose, treat, monitor, and follow up resident conditions
- Complete admissions, annual, and change-in-condition assessments
- Prescribe, deprescribe, and monitor medications and treatments




- Coordinate referrals, diagnostics, results, and follow-up care
- Lead palliative, wound care, and transfer-avoidance initiatives

Requirements:
- Current CNO RN(EC) registration in positive standing
- Ontario practice eligibility for candidates registered elsewhere
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
- Long-term care experience preferred
- Current screening, health testing, vaccines, and references Use advanced practice, clinical leadership, and evidence-based care to improve outcomes for long-term care residents.

📌 Long Term Care Nurse Practitioner (Canada)
🏢 ONPEC
📍 Canada