Lead quality primary care through remote assessments, staff coaching, and telemedicine monitoring for clients and families.

The Nurse Practitioner provides non-urgent care in person or remotely, with up to 30 hours weekly during daytime Monday-to-Friday hours. Responsibilities include collaborative leadership, formal education, coaching, data collection, and recommendations addressing service gaps. Scheduling is coordinated around program needs and availability.

Key Responsibilities:

- Monitor telemedicine services and identify management issues
- Coach staff and students in primary care decision-making
- Support research, knowledge, and creative practice dissemination
- Collect and analyze data related to program indicators
- Recommend changes supporting safety and care quality

Requirements:

- Advanced primary care or adult nursing preparation
- Registered Nurse Extended Class certification
- Advanced knowledge of patient safety and change leadership
- Working knowledge of adult education techniques
- Strong communication, organization, and conflict management skills

Use clinical leadership, education, and telemedicine expertise to strengthen client-centred primary care delivery.

📌 Telemedicine Nurse Practitioner Clinical Lead (Toronto)
🏢 Jean Tweed
📍 Toronto