Rpn - Full-time- Post Acute, Sills 4 - Belleville - Quinte Health

Quinte Health

Verified Company

Belleville, Canada

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

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Full time

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Current Certificate of Registration in good standing, or eligible for registration from the College of Nurses of Ontario.
Current CPR or BCLS certificate.
Capable of coping with a physically demanding workload. (Physical Demands Analysis (PDA) available to review)

Duties

Provision of care for patients within an interproffessional environment, including assessment, treatment, teaching and education
Performs acts requiring specialized knowledge, skills and judgement necessary for care of acute medical patients.
Teaching and coaching to patients and families
Maintains nursing records in accordance with College of Nurses Standards.
Practicing in compliance with provincial legislation, hospital policy and procedures, professional regulatory standards and best practices within the nursing profession
Maintaining professional competence by completing regular professional development including annul training and education as indicated
Participates in unit/dept. and hospital quality improvement initiatives
Adheres to a safe and healthy workplace and maintains a safe and healthy work environment through attendance at educational programs, use of established mechanisms for injuries and hazards and adheres to health and safety related policy and procedures
Adapts and adheres to the values of QHC while promoting and advocating for an enhanced patient experience
Other duties as assigned.

Closing Statement

Equal Opportunity

Physical Demands Analysis
Strength

Required Sporadically average under 30 pounds lifting, carrying, and pushing/pulling
Required in extreme emergency 100 pounds

Mobility

Required Often standing
Required Frequently sitting, walking, on hard floor surface
Required Occasionally stooping, lateral bending, foot activation, kneeling, bending
Required Rarely crouching, squatting

Dexterity

Required Frequently both hands for reaching, reaching above shoulder, fine finger movement, foot action, pinching, gripping/grasping, and eye/hand coordination