Yarmouth, Nova Scotia

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Provide holistic nursing care to diverse populations using critical thinking and evidence-based practice. Coordinate the development and implementation of patient care plans while maintaining professional competencies and ethical standards.

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Provide independent nursing care to patients based on established plans of care using evidence-based practice. Assess patient needs and implement nursing interventions while maintaining professional competencies and registration.

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Provide compassionate, patient-centred care within a collaborative healthcare environment across various programs and locations. Deliver nursing services in settings ranging from emergency departments to long-term care units.

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Registered Nurses will undergo specialty training through the Critical Care Nursing Program to provide care for patients with low to high acuity emergencies. They will work collaboratively with interprofessional teams in various critical care departments across Nova Scotia.

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Collaborate with system partners to address local population health needs and reduce health inequities. Create supportive social, economic, and physical environments to protect and promote public health.

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Provide high-quality, resident-focused support including personal care, meal preparation, and light housekeeping in a homelike environment. Collaborate with a house team to support the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of residents and facility pets.

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The Occupational Therapist collaborates with clients and families to restore and maintain optimal function in self-care, productivity, and leisure. They provide assessment, treatment, and education across hospital, home, and community settings while supervising OT assistants and students.

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Perform noninvasive cardiac diagnostic tests including ECGs, Holter monitoring, and physician-assisted stress testing. Provide precepting and mentoring for new learners within the department.

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Provide high-quality nursing care across various Critical Care and Coronary Care units throughout Nova Scotia. Support healthcare access in rural areas while collaborating with diverse clinical teams.

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The Care Team Assistant provides direct, hands-on care and supports patients' activities of daily living. They also reinforce patient and family teaching according to established guidelines and care plans.

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The Care Team Assistant provides direct, hands-on care and supports patients' activities of daily living. They also reinforce patient and family teaching according to established care plans and guidelines.

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Provide direct, hands-on care to patients, supporting their activities of daily living and instrumental activities of daily living. Reinforce patient and family teaching according to established guidelines and the plan of care.