Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) | Temporary Part-time | Night

Partners Community Health (PCH) is a new not-for-profit organization focused on bringing healthcare services together around the needs of people living in Mississauga and West Toronto. PCH currently operates two new state-of-the-art LTC homes and community hub in West Mississauga.

Requirements

• Establishes and maintains good interpersonal relations with colleagues, residents, families, volunteers, and the community
• Collaborates with other members of the care team
• Assumes responsibility for medication administration, narcotic control, removal of discontinued, unused, or expired medication, application of treatments and dressings, transcription of Physician orders, reordering of medications, preparation and other skills
• Promotes the PCH's philosophy of care
• Promotes and supports the Resident’s Bill of Rights
• Completes other duties as assigned
• Accountable to the Nursing leadership team for providing nursing care and clinical intervention for the care and services delivered to the Residents on the assigned RHA
• Functions in accordance with Guidelines for Ethical Behaviour in Nursing
• Participates in the Home Area programs (e.g. Occupational Health and Safety Program, Quality Monitoring and Analysis Program, and Fire Safety)
• Promotes a co-operative working environment
• Demonstrates a commitment to the Mission, Vision, and Values of PCH
• Provides input to the development and revision of Personal Care policies and procedures and communicates changes to staff
• Facilitates team building and promotes change and innovative ideas
• Uses scientific knowledge in a systematic approach to identifying problems and in problem solving
• Seeks out opportunities to maintain competency and to continuously learn, taking an active role in continuous quality improvement

Benefits

• Committed to Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Anti-Racism
• Equal opportunity employer
• Accommodations provided in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 and the Ontario Human Rights Code