Deliver community health nursing from Port Alberni while applying health promotion and disease prevention across Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council Regions. Travel to remote communities is required.
The Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council seeks a permanent, full-time Registered Nurse in a dual community health and home care role. Provide culturally safe, relational, reflective, and trauma-informed nursing practice. Support Indigenous individuals, families, groups, and communities through assessment, education, consultation, and clinical intervention.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide health promotion, disease prevention, education, assessment, and consultation
- Conduct immunization clinics and prenatal and post-natal drop-ins
- Support breast-feeding and postpartum depression screening services
- Deliver comprehensive home care and chronic disease management
- Establish partnerships addressing health issues and community determinants
Requirements:
- Current Registered Nurse license with BCCNM
- Completed BCCDC immunization course and examination
- Experience immunizing and supporting chest-feeding parents
- Valid BC Driver's licence and reliable vehicle
- Ability to travel within NTC Regions
Apply community health, home care, immunization, and culturally safe nursing expertise across Indigenous communities served by NTC.
Community Health Registered Nurse in Port Alberni employer: Ha-Shilth-Sa
The Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council (NTC) is an exceptional employer, offering a unique opportunity for Community Health/Home Care Nurses to make a meaningful impact in the lives of Indigenous individuals and families. Based in the culturally rich environment of Port Alberni, employees benefit from competitive salaries, comprehensive health and dental coverage, and a strong emphasis on professional development within a supportive work culture that values relational and trauma-informed care. With opportunities for travel to remote communities, this role not only fosters personal growth but also strengthens community partnerships to enhance overall health outcomes.
