4+ YOECandidates need at least 4 years of recent ICU experience caring for critically ill patients, current ACLS and PALS certification, and a critical care nursing program completion (an asset). Strong clinical judgment and the ability to precept and mentor colleagues are expected.
RN, Critical thinking, Problem solving, Leadership, Patient care, Acute care
4+ YOESorig needs a Registered Nurse with at least 4 years of recent acute care Med/Surg/Cardiovascular experience, current CPR certification and registration with the Nova Scotia College of Nurses. Candidates must be available for 12-hour day and night shifts, weekends and holidays.
2+ YOECandidates need ACLS, BLS, CTAS, TNCC and PALS or ENPC certifications, a BScN or BSN, and at least 2 years of experience in a Level 2 Emergency Department. Advanced training in emergency, critical or cardiac care is preferred.
Candidates need a Nova Scotia nursing licence, current BLS, VSS and ALC certifications, and up-to-date immunizations. Cardiac monitoring skills are required and ACLS is preferred.
Candidates need a valid LPN licence and the ability to work within LPN scope under RN supervision. External staff must confirm with the unit Charge Nurse which IV skills and drugs are approved for their practice area.
2+ YOESorig asks for an RN with at least two years of recent emergency department experience. Candidates need BLS, ACLS and CTAS certifications, and TNCC, ENPC, PALS and NRP are preferred.
Candidates need nursing judgment and evidence-based practice skills for complex care, plus the ability to work collaboratively in a care team. Experience in emergency and critical care settings is an asset, as the role may float between the ED and ICU.
2+ YOECandidates need a valid Nova Scotia nursing licence and at least 2 years of experience. They must also keep up immunizations, BLS, VSS and related certificates.
RN, Critical thinking, Problem solving, BLS, Leadership, Coordinate care
2+ YOECandidates need a BScN or BSN, at least two years of Level 2 Emergency Department experience, and current ACLS, BLS, CTAS, TNCC and PALS or ENPC certifications. Advanced training in emergency, critical or cardiac care is preferred.