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Registered Nurse, TB Clinics, Clinical Prevention Services - BC Centre for Disease Control

Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA)·Vancouver, British Columbia

Unknown·2-5 yrs·Posted 22 days ago
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About the role

Provide nursing care, education, and counseling for clients at risk for tuberculosis and/or related diseases using health promotion, harm reduction, and trauma-informed approaches.

Assess clients presenting with or at risk for TB, including interviewing, taking history, gathering clinical data, determining timing of tests, and assessing anxiety related to TB risk and results.

Perform nursing procedures to assist diagnosis, including tuberculin skin testing and reading, obtaining specimens, preparing laboratory requisitions, assisting with physical exams and dressing changes, and supporting diagnostic confirmation using aseptic technique.

Administer appropriate treatment according to clinical guidelines and decision support tools, interpret test results, arrange referrals to physicians/clinics/support services/specialists, and ensure clients understand follow-up needs.

Provide education and counseling to clients and families regarding TB transmission and treatment and risk behaviors to reduce risk behaviors.

Administer prescribed medications, perform medication reconciliation, distribute anti-tuberculous medications as ordered, and monitor compliance and side-effects.

Prepare and maintain client records, including documenting assessments, interventions, evaluations, modifications, goals, significant events, referrals, contact with clients/family and staff, and progress notes/reports.

Carry out contact tracing for clients with TB, including collecting contact information, notifying named contacts, ensuring confidentiality, following up for required testing/treatment, and coordinating with healthcare providers for lab-reported TB cases.

Participate in training of healthcare providers in TB management, including delivering education sessions, demonstrating clinical skills, supervising learners, and guiding collection of sensitive information.

Act as a TB information resource by answering inquiries, interpreting treatment guidelines for healthcare professionals, consulting with clients and physicians, identifying community resources, and supporting surveillance record maintenance.

Participate in program planning and research activities within Clinical Prevention Services, including committees/teams, quality and safety initiatives, accreditation initiatives, and implementing research activities.

Perform other related duties as assigned

Job Summary

  • In accordance with the Mission, Vision and Values, and strategic directions of Provincial Health Services Authority patient and employee safety is a priority and a responsibility shared by everyone at PHSA, and as such, the requirement to continuously improve quality and safety is inherent in all aspects of this position. The TB Nurse, using specialized nursing skills, expert communication and interpersonal skills, provides assessment, case management, treatment and counseling of clients presenting with risk of Tuberculosis (TB) and/or related diseases, and any necessary contact tracing. The incumbent participates in the training of other healthcare providers in the specialty of TB management; acts as a resource, coordinates client referrals, and participates in program planning and research within the service line of Clinical Prevention Services.
  • Duties/Accountabilities: 1. Provides nursing care, education and counselling using a health promotion, harm reduction and trauma informed approach. 2. Provides nursing services related to the assessment of clients presenting with or at risk for TB by methods such as interviewing clients and taking history, gathering data appropriate to clinical assessment and diagnosis, involving client in a risk assessment for TB, determining appropriate timing of tests to produce valid test results, and assessing client’s anxiety related to their risks and their ability to deal with positive test results. 3. Performs nursing procedures to assist physician in diagnosis including tuberculin skin testing and reading, obtaining specimens and preparing requisitions for laboratory testing such as sputum, serology, urine, cytology and visual acuity; assisting physician with physical examination and dressing change; examines clients for signs and symptoms of infection, lymph node and skin exam and chest auscultation; uses aseptic technique and accepted safety measures to collect specimens required for diagnostic confirmation which may include venipuncture. 4. Administering appropriate treatment according to appropriate clinical guidelines and Decision Support Tools by methods such as assessing the information gathered to determine action required regarding treatment and client follow-up, interpreting test results to clients. Arranges for referral of clients to private physicians, clinics, support services or specialists as necessary which may require clinic physician consultation, assisting clients to locate community resources appropriate to their needs, and ensuring client is aware of and understands any need for follow-up. 5. Provides education and counseling using a health promotion approach to clients and their families regarding topics such as risk behaviours with a goal of reducing risk behaviours, the transmission and treatment of tuberculosis both at home and/or admission to hospital. 6. Administers prescribed medications and performs medication reconciliation by methods such as ensuring doctor’s orders are met in regard to medication, return examinations and follow-up; distributing anti-tuberculous medications as ordered, and monitoring for compliance and counselling for side-effects. 7. Prepares and maintains client records by methods such as documenting client assessments, interventions, evaluations, modifications and client goals, charting client information, documenting significant events/unusual occurrences, noting referrals, recording contact with client/family and health care staff, preparing progress notes and reports in accordance with established standards, policies and procedures to regulatory requirements and provide evidence and rationale that support findings and intervention plan. 8. Carries out contact tracing duties for all clients with TB to ensure contact notification and document adequate treatment or arranging follow up by Interviewing clients in person or by telephone to collect all available information regarding contacts for a specific period of time, using information collected and investigative skills when information is limited to find named contacts, and informing named contacts by telephone or visit what infection they may have been exposed to and what action is required of them, ensuring that confidentiality is maintained at all times. Follows up with contacts to document required testing and treatment, and contacting healthcare providers of clients with lab reported TB to document adequate treatment and offer assistance with contact tracing as necessary and or arrange follow up. 9. Participates in the training of healthcare providers in the specialty of TB management as required by assisting others in developing and delivering education sessions in a classroom setting, demonstrating clinical skills required for assessment and management of TB in a hands on client care setting, supervising inexperienced healthcare professionals in a hands-on practice setting for the purpose of skill development, and providing a role model and guiding the inexperienced learner in collection of very sensitive information. 10. Acts as an TB information resource to the general public, private physicians and other health personnel by answering telephone inquiries related to TB information; interpreting recommended treatment guidelines to healthcare professionals; consulting with clients and private physicians regarding specific concerns, assisting callers to identify needs and community resources available to meet those needs, and making telephone contact with healthcare workers who submit positive TB tests, consulting with designated nurses around the province about newly reported TB cases and maintaining surveillance records of cases. 11. Participates in program planning and research within the service line of Clinical Prevention Services as needed by working on committees and teams to identify problems, solve problems, and develop strategies; participating in quality and safety initiatives, accreditation and other PHSA initiatives; providing input into research planning; implementing research activities, and assisting in review of research results. 12. Performs other related duties as assigned.

Requirements

Current practicing registration as a Registered Nurse with the British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals (BCCNP).

Graduation from a certified School of Nursing program.

One (1) year of recent related experience in Public Health, Communicable Disease, or Tuberculosis.

Valid Class 5 driver’s license to operate a vehicle within British Columbia; ability to access fleet vehicles or a vehicle for local travel to Chilliwack and Abbotsford.

Broad knowledge of tuberculosis or respiratory diseases and/or outpatient clinic settings.

Working knowledge of infection control concepts.

Expert communication and interpersonal skills.

Ability to manage difficult clients (upset, angry, uncooperative, intoxicated, or mentally/physically impaired).

Sensitivity to stigma and implications of TB diagnosis across diverse ethnic origins and beliefs.

Ability to work with an interpreter.

Ability to make decisions based on independent judgment.

Ability to plan, problem solve, and adjust to new/unexpected events.

Ability to operate related equipment

  • Graduation from a certified School of Nursing program
  • Current practicing registration as a Registered Nurse with the British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals (BCCNP)
  • Interpersonal skills
  • Decision making
  • Trauma-informed approach
  • Independent judgment
  • Aseptic technique
  • Harm reduction approach
  • Operating related equipment
  • Confidentiality maintenance
  • Documentation and record keeping
  • Medication reconciliation
  • Contact tracing
  • Adjusting to new or unexpected events
  • Medication compliance monitoring
  • Ability to work with an interpreter

Posting details

Employment type
Unknown
Experience
2-5 yrs
Location
Vancouver, British Columbia
Posted
Aug 4, 2026
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Hiring organization

Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA)

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Qualifications

  • Education, Training and Experience
  • Current practicing registration as a Registered Nurse with the British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals (BCCNP).
  • Graduation from a certified School of Nursing program.
  • One (1) year of recent related experience in Public Health, Communicable Disease or Tuberculosis.
  • Valid Class 5 driver’s license to operate a vehicle within the Province of British Columbia. Ability to access fleet vehicles or access to a vehicle for local area travel to Chilliwack, and Abbotsford. Skills and Abilities
  • Broad knowledge in the field of tuberculosis or respiratory diseases or out-patient clinic setting.
  • Good working knowledge of infection control concepts to prevent risk to self and others of exposure to infection.
  • Expert communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Demonstrated ability to manage difficult clients who may be upset, angry, uncooperative, intoxicated, or mentally or physically impaired.
  • Sensitivity to the implications and potential stigma of a TB diagnosis to clients with a variety of ethnic origins and beliefs.
  • Ability to work with an interpreter.
  • Demonstrated ability in making decisions based on independent judgment.
  • Demonstrated ability to plan, problem solve, and adjust to new or unexpected events.
  • Demonstrated ability to operate related equipment.</job_
  • Progress notes and reports
  • Specialized nursing skills
  • Health promotion approach
  • Risk assessment for tuberculosis
  • Interpreting test results
  • Training and supervising healthcare providers
  • Infection control concepts
  • Managing difficult clients
  • Expert communication skills
  • Clinical assessment and history taking
  • Counseling for side-effects
  • Planning and problem solving
  • Sensitivity to stigma and cultural implications of TB diagnosis
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