Social Studies Jobs in Vanderhoof, British Columbia — April 2026

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Provide resident care in accordance with resident-centred care philosophy and established regional and facility policies and procedures. Perform nursing procedures such as taking temperature, pulse and respiration. Support activities of daily living including personal, social, physical and recreational needs. Transport residents. Perform clerical duties. Work as part of a multidisciplinary team under the direction of the Manager or designate

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Acts as the primary point of contact for Indigenous children, families, and healthcare providers to provide support and advocacy. Develops and documents coordinated service plans including assessments, referrals, and ongoing care protocols.

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Perform diagnostic ultrasound procedures/examinations. Collaborate with radiologists, cardiologists, physicians, and other healthcare professionals. Teach students, colleagues, and medical staff. Integrate best practices and current research evidence. Communicate effectively with patients and team members. Manage work, set objectives, and prioritize tasks. Promote staff morale and ongoing professional development. Operate related equipment

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creating and maintaining patient records. record retrieval and assembly. quantitative analysis. release of information. clerical duties related to patient admission and discharge. answering phones, taking messages, transferring calls. faxing reports, restocking supplies. receiving and forwarding calls and information via switchboard and communication systems

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perform laboratory work in Biochemistry, Hematology, Blood Bank, Microbiology. report data to physicians

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Providing nursing care to patients/residents. Developing care plans. Conducting assessments. Implementing and evaluating interventions. Documenting information. Acting as an advocate for patients/residents. Participating in meetings and care conferences. Assisting with orientation of new staff and students. Responding to incidents. Performing clerical duties

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providing nursing care to patients/residents. developing care plans. conducting assessments. implementing and evaluating interventions. documenting information. acting as an advocate for patients/residents. participating in meetings and care conferences. assisting with orientation of staff and students. responding to incidents. performing clerical duties

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Providing nursing care to patients/residents. Developing care plans. Conducting assessments. Implementing and evaluating interventions. Documenting information. Acting as an advocate for patients/residents. Participating in meetings and care conferences. Assisting with orientation of staff and students. Responding to incidents. Performing clerical duties

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Providing care to clients in their homes as a Community Health Worker. Completing the Health Care Assistant certification program. Attending classes and clinical placements. Applying for registration with the BC Care Aide/Community Health Worker Registry. Accepting Community Health Worker positions as required

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perform laboratory work in Biochemistry, Hematology, Blood Bank, and Microbiology. report data to physicians

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apply Nursing Process. perform assessments. plan and provide nursing care. support clients and families to achieve and maintain health. operate in accordance with competencies and standards. support clients and families. work in a client and family centered care model

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Provide holistic, culturally informed health care to adult patients in an acute withdrawal management setting. Administer medications and treatments as ordered by physicians in accordance with professional standards and organizational policies.