Current RN registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario required.
Current BCLS certification required; ACLS preferred.
Critical Care Certificate preferred.
5 years of experience in critical care with hemodynamic monitoring and conscious sedation.
Strong patient assessment skills.
Effective interpersonal and communication skills for diverse populations.
Basic computer skills and good problem-solving abilities.
Responsibilities
Perform advanced nursing activities, including assisting with procedures using conscious sedation.
Care for patients during cardiac diagnostic procedures and monitor post-recovery.
Coordinate care planning with multidisciplinary team members, focusing on patient-centered care.
Utilize computerized systems for accurate documentation of patient care.
Participate in project teams or hospital committees as needed.
Collaborate with stakeholders to create and revise policies and procedures.
Develop patient-centered education materials relevant to the role.
Benefits
Temporary full-time employment until May 2028.
Monday to Friday work schedule with eight-hour shifts.
Opportunity to work in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment.
Engagement in professional development through participation in committees and projects.
Focus on patient-centered care in a diverse clinical setting.
Full Job Description
Position Profile
Join Humber River Health's Cardiology Clinic as a Registered Nurse and help improve the patient experience for our clients.
Our Cardiology clinic provides assessments, diagnosis and management of conditions for patients with heart problems.
The Registered Nurse will coordinate and provide care within the cardiology clinic and work collaboratively with the Physicians, Clinical Program multidisciplinary team members, and Cardio-Diagnostic areas to advance Cardiology Services based on the program strategic priorities, goals and objectives. The Registered Nurse in the Cardiology Clinic will provide care during cardiac diagnostic procedures including Transespohagel Echos and Dobutamine Echos.
Can you put patients at ease during procedures? Are you a Registered Nurse with a Critical Care Certificate skilled at providing care during cardiac diagnostic procedures? Do you thrive working with an inter-disciplinary teams.? If you answered yes to the questions above, we invite you to read the details below and apply to this exciting career opportunity at Humber River Health.
Employment Status: Temporary Full TimeDuration: May 2028Hours of Work: Monday- Friday. Eight hour Shifts. Location: Humber River Health, Willson Site Labour Group: ONAReporting Relationship: Manager, Cardio-DiagnosticsHourly Rate: $41.15-$58.98
Position Responsibilities:
Performs advanced nursing activities, which can include assisting with procedures using conscious sedation, placement of IV's.
Care for patients during cardiac diagnostic procedures and post-recovery monitoring.
Care planning and coordination of care with various team members embracing patient centered care.
Utilization of computerized systems for documentation of patient care.
Participation in project teams or Hospital committees as required.
Participation in creating, revising and collaborating with key stakeholders on policy, procedures and guidelines.
Development of patient centered education materials (as applicable to the role).
Qualifications:
Current RN registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario required.
Current BCLS certification required; ACLS preferred.
Critical Care Certificate preferred.
5 years of experience in critical care with hemodynamic monitoring and conscious sedation.
Demonstrated good patient assessment skills.
Demonstrated working philosophy of client focused care.
Demonstrated interpersonal and communication skills with an ability to effectively deal with a variety of staff, physicians, and a diverse ethno-cultural patient population.
Basic computer skills required.
Good problem solving skills required.
Excellent attendance and discipline free record required.
An understanding of equity, diversity, and inclusion principles as they relate to health practices is an asset. Humber River Health values lived and learned experiences in addressing systemic barriers and advancing inclusive practices.
