Northern Health·Fort St. John, British Columbia
Deliver longitudinal primary care to a diverse patient population.
Attach and manage a patient panel.
Use EMR for documentation and care coordination.
Collaborate with physicians, nurse practitioners, primary care assistants, and allied health professionals.
Participate in team-based care.
Contribute to quality improvement initiatives
The Opportunity Northern Health is seeking a Nurse Practitioner to join the Fort St. John Primary Care team. This full-time position offers flexibility and the chance to provide longitudinal primary care to patients of all ages. The NP will attach a patient panel and contribute to a collaborative, culturally safe care environment supported by physicians, other nurse practitioners, primary care assistants, and an interprofessional team. Key Responsibilities Deliver longitudinal primary care to a diverse patient population. Use Electronic Medical Record (EMR) for documentation and care coordination. Collaborate with a supportive team of physicians, nurse practitioners, and allied health professionals. Participate in team-based care and contribute to quality improvement initiatives. Qualifications & Skills Eligible for registration with the BC College of Nurses and Midwives as a Nurse Practitioner. Experience in primary care across the lifespan. Strong clinical assessment and decision-making skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively. Commitment to culturally safe and trauma-informed care. About the Clinic The Fort St John Primary care facility located in Fort St. John. The clinic has a team of family physicians and MOAs and shares its location with other clinics where Nurse Practitioners work. Northern Health’s approach to person and family-centered care involves creating health care teams, which include your doctor or nurse practitioner and other health care professionals, to provide a range of health care services. The quality-of-care increases by providing continuity of care over time and across settings and will result in better long-term health outcomes. About the Community Fort St. John is known as “The Energetic City,” which reflects the large resource base of oil, natural gas, forestry and agriculture. Overlooking the Peace River, the town of Fort St John is located above the Peace River Valley and serves as the capital of the Peace River district. The population of Fort St. John is over 21,400 but it services an area of approximately 70,000. The community is the hub of the Northeast with a cultural centre and library, theatre, and art space. There are seven elementary schools, two middle schools, and one secondary school. There is also a Northern Lights College campus. Check out Fort St. John for more information on what this energetic community has to offer. About Fort St. John Hospital Fort St. John Hospital is a modern healthcare facility serving northeastern British Columbia. Opened in 2012, the hospital provides a wide range of services including emergency care, inpatient medical and surgical units, maternity and newborn care, diagnostic imaging, and outpatient clinics. It is co-located with Peace Villa, a residential care facility, allowing for integrated services across the continuum of care. The hospital is a regional referral center and plays a vital role in supporting both urban and rural communities in the Peace region. Known for its collaborative, team-based approach, Fort St. John Hospital fosters innovation, professional development, and culturally safe care practices. It is a key training site for medical learners and healthcare professionals across Northern Health.
New Graduate NP - $149,382 1 Year Experience - $156,851 2 Years Experience - $164,320 Incentives & Support Competitive compensation and benefits. Supportive team environment with mentorship opportunities Flexible scheduling options. Comprehensive orientation and ongoing clinical support. Professional development funds are available based on a learning plan after 6 months of work. Financial Support for Moving Expenses is available for eligible positions Four weeks of vacation with one year of continuous service Access to spectacular outdoor activities and enjoy the shortest commutes in BC. Loan Forgiveness Programs offered through Federal and Provincial Government for eligible professions. Qualfications Education and Experience
Completion of BCCNM approved Master’s degree level nurse practitioner program.
Eligible for registration as a Nurse Practitioner with British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM).
Eligible for registration with the BC College of Nurses and Midwives as a Nurse Practitioner.
Completion of a BCCNM-approved Master’s degree level nurse practitioner program.
Experience in primary care across the lifespan.
Strong clinical assessment and decision-making skills.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
Commitment to culturally safe and trauma-informed care
Market context
In British Columbia, advanced-practice nurse practitioner roles are typically in demand where employers need clinicians who can assess, diagnose, and manage care across complex patient needs. These positions are competitive because they usually require active BC College of Nurses and Midwives registration, recent relevant clinical experience, and strong collaboration skills with patients, families, and care teams. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your registration status and tailor your application to the specific clinical setting.