Nurse rn Jobs in Quesnel, BC

Registered Nurse (RN) / Registered Psychiatric Nurse (RPN) New Graduate Opportunities

PHSA’s New Grad Program provides new RN / RPN graduates with the opportunity to use their nursing practice skills acquired through education and training and enter into a nursing specialty working in one of pediatrics, child & youth mental health, perinatal, oncology, or adult mental health nursing.

All new employees who are new graduates and hired as a registered nurse (RN) or registered psychiatric nurse (RPN) will be placed into a regular or temporary position, with a minimum part-time-employee (FTE) to full-time hours for the first six months of employment.

Nursing shifts  are days, evenings, and nights, usually 8 or 12 hours, with shifts varying by unit / department.

This posting covers all “New Grad” opportunities for all locations and facilities within Provincial Health Services Authority. Opportunities for New Grad RN / RPNs are at the following areas / locations :

Adult Mental Health Programs :

Correctional Health Services &

• Locations include : Coquitlam, Surrey, Maple Ridge, Prince George, Oliver, Kamloops, Victoria and Nanaimo

Forensic Psychiatric Hospital,  Coquitlam

Forensic Regional Clinics

Red Fish Healing Centre , Coquitlam

Heartwood Centre for Women , Vancouver

Provincial Assessment Centre , Coquitlam

BC Cancer :

BC Children’s Hospital, Vancouver

Sunny Hill Health Centre

BC Women’s Hospital + Health Care

Requirements for both Postpartum & the Birthing Unit include :

o Completion of BCIT's Perinatal Theory 1 course or equivalent is preferred

o Current CPR and Newborn Resuscitation Certification (NRP)

o Breastfeeding course, minimum 6 hours, in the last 2 years

Requirements include :

o Current adult CPR and / or Newborn Resuscitation Certification

o Neonatal Theory 1 from BCIT

What you’ll do :

What you bring :

What we bring :

PHSA programs provide care and services through specialized hospitals and centres across works in partnership with the province's health authorities and health-care professionals to improve access to evidence-informed practice closer to where people live and to effectively promote health, manage chronic conditions and reduce the burden of illness.

From conducting ground-breaking research to training tomorrow's professionals, to setting province-wide standards, to providing top-notch, compassionate patient care, our leaders, health professionals and staff consistently seek system-wide improvements with an emphasis on prevention, health promotion and protection.