HealthCaringKW·Kitchener, Ontario
The Nurse Practitioner provides comprehensive primary care, including diagnosis, treatment, and health education, while working within an interdisciplinary team. They are responsible for maintaining accurate clinical records, participating in health promotion programs, and collaborating to improve health outcomes for diverse patient populations.
Community Healthcaring KW provides comprehensive primary health care, including medical and dental services, health promotion, illness prevention, and community outreach. Through an interdisciplinary team of health care professionals, we deliver person-centred care that improves health equity, reduces barriers to accessing services, and addresses the social determinants of health to support the well-being of individuals, families, and communities across Waterloo Region.
We are currently recruiting for Nurse Practitioner to provide services to MD Care Family Health Organization. While these positions are employed by Community Healthcaring Kitchener-Waterloo, the Nurse Practitioner’s day-to-day work location (across 3 locations), schedule of hours, as well as applicable policies and procedures, will be determined by MD Care Family Health Organization Team to which they are assigned. Job Title: Nurse Practitioner –MD Care Family Health Organization Wage: $62.28 - $73.18/ hour Permanent, Part-Time FTE 0.66 25 hours per week
Job Summary The Nurse Practitioner provides care within the MD Care Family Health Organization interdisciplinary team, working collaboratively with physicians and other health care professionals to support patients and families across the lifespan. The Nurse Practitioner helps improve access to care, enhance health outcomes, and support coordinated, team-based primary care for diverse patient populations
Perform assessment, diagnosis, treatment, health education/counselling and other clinical activities in accordance with the College of Nurses of Ontario standards of practice for Registered Nurses in the Extended Class (NPs) and all relevant provincial legislation and regulations. Work from a Social Determinants of Health perspective to improve health outcomes for individual clients and/or for the development of community health and well-being, and to reduce health inequities. Triage client needs either over phone, or in person. Maintain accurate and up to date clinical notes in accordance with NP’s professional standards and organizational policy. Participate in the development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of health promotion/disease prevention programs for individuals and client populations as determined by the Health Centre. Work during both regular and extended hours (evenings/weekends). A minimum of one evening per week may be required. Participate in team and staff meetings and other meetings and committee work as appropriate to support both service delivery and organizational goals. Work individually and collaboratively in the development and implementation of quality improvement initiatives and activities. Work in a manner that preserves privacy and confidentiality. Work in a manner that ensures client safety and minimizes risk to clients, volunteers and the Health Centre. Work in a manner that demonstrates self-reflection and personal accountability for work performance. Collect, analyze, and report on data and relevant information as required. Participate in research as determined by the Health Centre. Adhere to all Health Centre and MD Care Family Health Organization policies. Adhere to appropriate infection control. Perform any other duties as assigned by your supervisor.
Completion of a recognized Primary Care Nurse Practitioner program. Master’s degree in nursing; or equivalent recognized education and experience. Current certification with the College of Nurses of Ontario-Extended Class and a member in good standing. 1 year minimum experience as a Primary Care NP working with all ages. Comfortable counselling around a wide range of health problems common to family medicine. Some examples would include weight loss/gain, iron and vitamin deficiencies, IBS/constipation, Celiac disease, inflammatory bowel disease, eating disorders etc. Valid Ontario Drivers License. Knowledge of the health delivery system, community and social services and the relevant legislation related to Nurse Practitioners in Ontario. Proven experience working in a collaborative team environment; and Demonstrated leadership in promoting a shared responsibility for professional practice and development. Experience working effectively with culturally and economically diverse Ability to obtain a Police Vulnerable Sector Check satisfactory to the Health Centre. 2-Factor Authentication for Outlook is App based (Microsoft Authenticator Application) and used to ensure the security of our online accounts. 2-FA requires the use of a personal mobile device with a recent operating system.
Hours: 25 hours per week
Candidates must hold a Master’s degree in nursing and current certification with the College of Nurses of Ontario in the Extended Class. A minimum of one year of experience as a Primary Care Nurse Practitioner working with all ages is required.
Market context
In Ontario, advanced-practice roles are often competitive because employers look for licensure, professional membership, and experience with complex, community-based care. For this posting, the combination of Extended Class registration, NP association membership, and experience with marginalized populations, HIV care, and gender-affirming health needs is especially important. Job requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping candidates review the role faster; before applying, confirm your credentials and tailor examples that show this clinical experience.
