PACU Program Float Nurse in Oakville

PACU Program Float Nurse in Oakville

Oakville Part-Time 43.2 - 52.8 $ / hour (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Provide direct and indirect nursing care across multiple sites in PACU.
  • Company: Halton Healthcare, a leader in patient care and nursing excellence.
  • Benefits: Flexible part-time hours, competitive pay, and supportive work environment.
  • Other info: Join a dynamic team with opportunities for professional growth.
  • Why this job: Make a difference in patient recovery while gaining diverse experience.
  • Qualifications: Current Ontario RN registration, BLS certification, and PACU experience required.

The predicted salary is between 43.2 - 52.8 $ per hour.

Halton Healthcare’s Registered Nurse - Program Based Float Pool - PACU provides direct and indirect nursing care across designated units and sites (Oakville, Milton, Georgetown). You’ll be assigned to a home program and may work across multiple sites to meet program needs.

Part-time roles require:

  • Current Ontario RN registration
  • BLS certification
  • PACU experience
  • Strong assessment and communication skills
  • The ability to adapt to rotating shifts and different workflows while maintaining patient care

PACU Program Float Nurse in Oakville employer: Halton Healthcare

Halton Healthcare is an exceptional employer that prioritizes exemplary patient care and fosters a culture of inclusion, diversity, and belonging. As a Sonographer, you will thrive in a supportive environment that empowers you to excel in your profession while making a meaningful impact on the lives of patients and the community. With a commitment to employee growth and a focus on compassionate healthcare services, Halton Healthcare offers a rewarding career path in a progressive and innovative organization.

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Contact Details:

Halton Healthcare Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace PACU Program Float Nurse in Oakville

Communication Skills
Team Collaboration
Adaptability
Time Management
Critical Thinking
Patient Care
Medication Administration