Provide professional nursing guidance, mentoring, and clinical oversight to nurses based on the Nuu-chah-nulth Nursing framework. Support a collaborative approach to service delivery across Child & Youth and Mental Health teams.

Requirements

Requires a graduate-level nursing degree, BCCNM license, and at least 10 years of clinical experience with First Nations. Must possess a valid driver's license and the ability to travel via various modes of transport.

Experience

10+ years

Education

postgraduate degree

Working hours

40 hours per week

Job type

Full-time

Work arrangement

On-site

Skills

Clinical Nursing Leadership
Relational Practice
Reflective Practice
Trauma-Informed Care
Cultural Safety
Mentoring
Clinical Oversight
Home Care
Maternal/Child Health
Communicable Disease Programs

Benefits

Health coverage
Dental coverage
Pension
Professional development

Minimum pay

90000

Maximum pay

110000

Pay currency

CAD

Pay period

YEAR

Visa sponsorship

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Keywords

Clinical Nurse Leader
BCCNM
Nuu-chah-nulth Nursing Framework
First Nations Health
Relational Inquiry
Trauma-Informed Care
Cultural Safety
Home Care
Maternal Health
Child Health
Communicable Disease
Nursing Leadership

Original job description

The Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council is seeking a permanent, full-time Clinical Nurse Leader to provide professional nursing guidance and support to Nurses. Based in Port Alberni or Tofino, this position will support and guide nurses to deliver professional, ethical, culturally safe, team based, and responsible care based on the Nuu-chah-nulth Nursing framework. This position will require travel to other Regions within Nuu-chah-nulth territories along the coast of Vancouver Island. Travel is by vehicle on gravel road, by boat, float plane and helicopter).

Responsibilities Include

Provides clinical expertise, oversight, mentoring, support, and reflection to the team. Provides orientation and ongoing guidance with the NTC Nursing Framework, NTC Nursing Policies, and in meeting BCCNM Professional Standards.
Expertise in Nursing and the ability to act as a role model, and support team members to embrace the Nuu-chah-nulth way of nursing and motivate team members to align their nurse practice with Nuu-chah-nulth values and beliefs.
Exemplary leadership in cultural safety, relational inquiry, reflective practice, trauma-informed care and completing documentation in partnership with clients.
As part of the NTC Health Department, supports a collaborative approach to service delivery with both the Child & Youth and Mental Health teams.

Preferred Qualifications

Graduate-level Degree in Nursing plus a minimum of 10-years clinical nursing experience with First Nations with expertise in relational practice, reflective practice, and trauma-informed care.
Current license with BCCNM is required.
Proven ability to lead, guide, and support nursing professionals.
Overall nursing perspectives in delivery of Home Care, Maternal/Child, and Communicable Disease Programs.
Must have a car and valid driver’s licence.
Able to provide an acceptable criminal record check.

What We Offer

Competitive salary based on qualifications and experience- $90,000 - $110,000.
Comprehensive benefits including health/dental coverage, pension and professional development.
A supportive and culturally rich work environment with opportunities for growth.

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