MHRP/MPRH (by/par R-2)·Moncton, New Brunswick
The Licensed Practical Nurse will assess patients, contribute to care planning, and implement nursing interventions within the hemodialysis unit. They are also responsible for monitoring patient health status and evaluating care outcomes in accordance with professional standards.
Licensed practical nurses wanted: Hemodialysis — Moncton, New Brunswick
$25,000 recruitment incentive and relocation assistance*
5 Employment type: Permanent, full-time Facility: Dr. Georges-L.-Dumont University Hospital Centre
Hemodialysis Schedule: Rotating shifts of 8 or 12 hours Salary: $35.14 to $39.63 per hour Language requirement: French is essential, with spoken English
Join the Hemodialysis team at the Dr. Georges-L.-Dumont University Hospital Centre, a facility recognized for the quality of its care and its French-language professional environment.
Moncton offers the energy of a bilingual urban centre, an affordable cost of living and easy access to nature and coastal communities. It is an excellent place to grow your career and settle, whether on your own or with your family.
You will practise in accordance with your scope of practice, professional standards, and Vitalité Health Network policies and procedures.
Here, you will be recognized, supported and surrounded by a caring team.
*The recruitment incentive and relocation assistance are available to eligible candidates and are subject to Vitalité Health Network’s terms and conditions.
Requirements: Candidate profile
The successful candidate must complete the nursing certification programs specific to the Hemodialysis Unit within the prescribed timelines.
Training or experience in hemodialysis, nephrology, or caring for patients with kidney disease is considered an asset.
Market context
In New Brunswick, nursing roles remain in steady demand across hospitals, clinics, and specialty care settings. Competitive candidates usually bring an active RN license, an ADN or BSN, and experience from ICU or ER settings; for this dialysis role, paid training can offset the lack of prior dialysis experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm the license, education, and shift expectations before applying.
