Use advanced practice credentials to assess and support students at Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School, working with registered nurses in Thunder Bay.
NNEC is requesting proposals for on-site student health services during the school year ending May 2027. The Nurse Practitioner will attend two to three days weekly, beginning October 2026 and continuing through May 2027. Responsibilities include clinical assessment, treatment follow-up, medication administration, emergency support, and communication with school communities.
Key Responsibilities:
- Assess and diagnose students' medical needs
- Refer complex needs to physicians or health professionals
- Administer medications and provide first aid
- Offer Public Health prevention advice and campaigns
- Respond to parents, guardians, teachers, and students
Requirements:
- Submit advanced practice credentials and relevant certifications
- Provide licences, education, and accreditation documentation
- Submit proof of prescriptive authority
- Document previous employers, employment dates, and position duties
- Include three references, with one direct supervisor
Bring clinical assessment, medication, emergency, communication, and referral capabilities to NNEC's student-focused health care services.
Advanced Practice Clinician Student Health in Alton employer: Northern Nishnawbe Education Council (NNEC)
NNEC is an exceptional employer that prioritizes the health and well-being of First Nations students in Thunder Bay through its dedicated educational programs. As a non-profit organization, NNEC fosters a collaborative work culture where Nurse Practitioners can make a meaningful impact while enjoying professional growth opportunities and support from a passionate Health and Wellness team. Working at DFCHS not only allows you to contribute to the community but also offers a unique chance to engage with diverse student needs in a supportive environment.
Contact Details:
Northern Nishnawbe Education Council (NNEC) Recruitment Team
