Infirmiere

Community health nurse

Hourly rate of $28,19 à $36,47, depending on experience
(College degree).
Hourly rate of $31,49 à $40,73, depending on experience (University degree).
Reimbursement of membership professional dues.
Permanent full-time position (35 hours per week).

RESPONSIBILITIESThe incumbent participates in the delivery of a range of nursing care in a community and outreach setting, in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team using a culturally relevant and safe approach.

Concretely, your main challenges will be to :

Integrate nursing practice into a individual, family and community global wellness response, in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team.
Contribute to the coordination of the medical and front-line services offered by Indigenous health clinic.
Provide nursing care, particularly in the areas of current health, perinatal care, chronic illness, vaccination, etc.
Actively participate in health promotion and prevention activities.

REQUIREMENTS

Your profile

Bachelor’s degree in nursing, combined with 1 to 2 years of work experience in a similar field or;
College’s degree in nursing combined with significant work experience in a similar field.
Be a member of a professional order.
Work experience and-or knowledge related to the reality and issues in the Indigenous environment.
Great knowledge of computer and technological tools (Office suite software).
Precise and complete knowledge of professional clinical standards and practices.
Great knowledge of French and English.

Your skills

Listening and empathy.
Communication skills.
Aptitude for planification.
Aptitude for teamwork.
Critical mindset and discernment.
Autonomy and initiative.

OTHER

Workplace :
Val-d’Or Native Friendship Centre (1272 7e rue) and other site

Are you interested in this challenge? Persons are asked to submit their application at the following address:

Val-d’Or Native Friendship Center
Human Resources Department
e-mail : recrutement@caavd.ca
website : www.caavd.ca

ORGANIZATION
The Val-d'Or Native Friendship Centre is the largest urban service hub for First Peoples in Quebec. Our great quest: Mino Pimatisi8in. It refers to the state of global, harmonious, and balanced well-being and, more broadly, to the quality of life of the Indigenous population.

If you're looking for a flexible work environment and a cause to rally around, you'll love working with our teams.

BENEFITS FOR A BALANCED LIFE
Can a community organization be competitive? Yes! We strive for balance in our community by offering real life benefits.

Work-life balance is valued;
Summer hours;
Group insurance;
Voluntary retirement savings plan;
Sick and personal leave bank.

OUR RECRUITMENT PROCESS
We encourage applications from Indigenous candidates. Our organization recognizes relevant work experience as educational equivalency. Generally, the recruitment process takes approximately 14 days. Please note that only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.