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CarePartners

Runs home nursing, therapy and personal support

Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy & Continence - Ostomy and Continence

Full-TimeDeadline 7/27/27
CA$29.99 - CA$44.22/hr+ $44.99-$66.35 per NSWOC visit + Paid mileage at $0.45/km
Mid
Bachelor's
Simcoe, ON, Canada+1 moreMore locations: Delhi, ON, Canada
In PersonRegular travel is required; a valid driver's license and vehicle are required.
Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryNursing & Frontline Patient Care

About the job

Requirements
  • Registered Nurse degree.
  • Current College of Nurses of Ontario registration in good standing.
  • Graduate of Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy & Continence Canada; the Canadian Nurses Association examination may be pending.
  • IIWCC or WCS certification.
  • Several years of escalating experience managing wounds and ostomies.
  • A valid driver's license and vehicle, as regular travel is required.
  • Excellent English verbal and written communication skills.
  • CPR certification.
  • A current immunization record including a two-step tuberculosis test.
  • A current vulnerable sector check and a clear background check.
Responsibilities
  • Provide wound and ostomy consultation for patients in the clinic and community.
  • Promote patient self-management and lead the interdisciplinary team to achieve optimal patient outcomes.
  • Use knowledge of assessment, prevention, and interventions regarding wound infections and ostomy care.
  • Care for patients with consuming wounds, ostomy, and continence needs, and provide lower-leg assessments including ankle-brachial pressure indexes.
  • Critically appraise wound-care literature and apply research evidence to practice.
  • Provide classifications and indications and ensure appropriate utilization to reduce visit frequency and obtain desired outcomes.
  • Practice conservative sharp wound debridement and use other debridement methods.
  • Provide edema management, including bandaging based on complete lower-leg assessment.
  • Monitor criteria for adjunctive therapy for complex or recalcitrant wounds.
  • Practice according to policy and standards to support patient safety.
  • Perform thorough holistic assessments using information from the client, caregivers, home environment, Ontario Health atHome referrals, and other sources.
  • Function as a member of a nursing team accountable for the nursing care it provides.
  • Develop appropriate time-specific, measurable goals and outcomes with clients or caregivers in keeping with the Ontario Health atHome treatment goal.

About the company

CarePartners runs home and community healthcare services for patients across urban and rural Ontario. Its nurses, therapists and personal support workers care for people in their homes as well as schools, retirement residences, clinics and workplaces. Services range from daily personal assistance to rehabilitation and clinical nursing, allowing patients and families to arrange support around their care needs. Most services are funded by Ontario Health atHome, while families also have the option to purchase private care directly from the company. CarePartners began with visiting nurses in Huron County in 1984 and is headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Waterloo, Canada

Founded

1984

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What believers are saying

  • Beginners earn while learning: CarePartners pays trainees throughout its free four-week Home Support Worker program.
  • Travel receives reimbursement in one nursing role: CarePartners' Chesley posting pays mileage at C$0.48 per kilometre.
  • Family support accompanies employment: CarePartners advertises an employee and family assistance program.

What critics are saying

  • Trainees commit to staying: CarePartners requires ten months of employment after its paid entry program.
  • One nursing schedule includes on-call work: CarePartners' Chesley role rotates across weekdays and weekends.
  • Visiting nurses need personal transport: CarePartners requires a reliable vehicle and driver's licence for visiting positions.

What makes CarePartners unique

  • Nursing practice is measured: CarePartners submits quarterly quality data through Ontario's Best Practice Spotlight Organization program.
  • Remote visits include the care team: CarePartners lets multiple providers and family members join one video appointment.
  • Patients influence operations: CarePartners invites patients and caregivers onto committees reviewing programs, processes and policies.

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