Fall 2026
Nurse Practitioner Intern
Chronic Pain Clinic
Posted on 8/1/2026
Fraser Health
10,001+ employees
Public health authority operating hospitals
Compensation Overview
CA$60.75 - CA$87.33/hr
Surrey, BC, Canada
In Person
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- Current practicing registration as a Nurse Practitioner with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives.
- Recent relevant clinical nursing experience.
- Ability to communicate and collaborate with patients, clients, residents, and families about health findings, diagnosis, treatment, self-care, and prognosis.
- Ability to collaborate, consult with, and formally refer patients, clients, and residents to physicians and other health professionals when appropriate.
- Ability to critically assess and evaluate health research literature to determine best practices and introduce education and evidence-based research.
- Ability to assess and recognize population health trends and plan and implement strategies for population-based prevention and health promotion.
- Ability to implement and evaluate planned change.
- Ability to supervise others and evaluate the care they deliver.
- Ability to lead a team and work within a team.
- Ability to self-direct, interact, and adapt effectively with other professionals in complex, dynamic situations.
- Ability to transfer knowledge, teach, coach, and mentor others.
- Ability to identify and respond appropriately to legal and ethical issues that may arise in patient, resident, or client care.
- Ability to self-assess performance and assume responsibility and accountability for professional development, educational assistance, or consultative assistance when appropriate.
- Diagnose and treat previously undiagnosed patients, clients, and residents for undifferentiated diseases, disorders, and conditions within the Nurse Practitioner’s scope of practice; write orders for treatment and medications; and provide first-line care in emergencies.
- Monitor ongoing care, order appropriate screening diagnostic investigations, interpret investigation reports, and analyze information to monitor progress and plan treatment.
- Establish priorities for management of health, diseases, disorders, and conditions; provide follow-up treatment; communicate health findings, diagnoses, priorities, outcomes, and prognoses to patients, clients, residents, and families; and support and counsel them in their responses to diseases, disorders, and conditions.
- Collaborate and consult with physicians and other health care and social service providers to assess and diagnose patient, client, and resident status; develop and implement treatment plans; and admit and discharge patients, clients, and residents according to organizational policies when applicable.
- Prescribe drugs within the statutory and regulatory standards, limits, and conditions for Nurse Practitioners and applicable employer policies and procedures.
- Assign work to nursing and health care personnel, evaluate their work, provide education and supervision as necessary, hire staff, and evaluate staff performance.
- Participate in research that contributes to improved patient, client, and resident care and advances in nursing, health policy development, and population health.
- Implement screening and health promotion activities for populations at risk to maintain a population health focus.
- Participate in interdisciplinary staff and nursing education through case presentations, mentoring, role modeling, and facilitating the exchange of knowledge in classroom, clinical, and community settings; foster health care partnerships.
- Develop, implement, and evaluate policies and procedures related to nursing, interdisciplinary care, and health system practices.
- Participate in peer review and self-review to evaluate service outcomes at the patient, client, resident, community, and population levels.
Fraser Health is a health authority in British Columbia that provides a wide range of medical services to about 1.8 million people. It operates 12 hospitals, including major trauma centres, plus an outpatient care and surgery centre, and offers residential care, home health, public health, and mental health services. The organization employs over 40,000 staff, medical professionals, and volunteers who run clinics, care centres, and community programs. Its goal is to deliver accessible, high-quality care across the network while creating good workplaces for its employees and volunteers.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$20K
Headquarters
Surrey, Canada
Founded
2001
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- AI-driven scheduling tools forecast patient surges with 91% accuracy for next-day predictions.
- Fraser Health implements generative AI to automate physician chart documentation saving 90% time.
- AI models forecast emergency care demand enabling proactive staffing adjustments across 12 hospitals.
What critics are saying
- Mission Memorial Hospital ED shutdown for 7+ days due to physician gaps forces overcrowding elsewhere.
- Delta Hospital ED overnight closures delay critical care for 1.8 million residents in 3–6 months.
- Persistent understaffing and overcrowding in ERs erodes trust and increases medical error rates.
What makes Fraser Health unique
- Fraser Health is one of Canada's largest and fastest-growing health authorities serving 1.8 million people.
- Fraser Health operates 12 hospitals including Level 1 and 3 Trauma centres across British Columbia.
- Fraser Health pioneered the province's first state-of-the-art outpatient care and surgery centre.
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↑ 11%$1.3M funding will help more Indigenous elders in Chilliwack with at-home care. Published 8:45 am Saturday, March 14, 2026 An at-home program that offers care to Indigenous elders in the Fraser Valley will be expanding, with the main focus on Chilliwack, thanks to $1.3 million in new funding. The Indigenous Caregiver Support Model (ICSM) is a home-based program that supports elders with "complex needs to age safely at home and in their community," according to a Fraser Health press release. It is one of five programs in B.C. benefitting from a total of $6.3 million in funding from Health Research BC over the next three years. The funding will advance research to help B.C. seniors age comfortably in their own home. The ICSM program was launched in 2023 as a pilot project and has supported 33 elders and their caregivers in the Eastern Fraser Valley, including Chilliwack. Its aim is to reduce caregiver strain and improve elder wellbeing by providing culturally safe, coordinated in-home support, training, and financial assistance for Indigenous families caring for elders. It is co-designed by Fraser Health Indigenous Health, Stó:lō Service Agency, First Nations Health Authority, and Métis Nation British Columbia. "This model is an example of what is possible when care is built on relationships, trust and community," said Amanda LaBoucane, interim vice president, Indigenous Health and Cultural Safety. "Many elders and caregivers in the Chilliwack area have experienced firsthand the impacts of residential schools and the child welfare system. By strengthening caregiver capacity and confidence while bridging into integrated clinical care teams run by and for Indigenous people, we see improved health and wellness and stronger relationships within and between communities." The program is currently operating in the Fraser Valley, including Chilliwack, but the expansion will focus on urban Chilliwack as that is an identified need, said Carrie Stefanson with Fraser Health. Caregivers receive skills training and an honorarium to help reduce the economic strain of caregiving, while elders receive regular home visits from Indigenous-led clinical teams who provide culturally safe, relationship-based care, rooted in trust, kindness and respect, according to a Fraser Health.
Fraser Health has partnered with Deloitte Canada to develop and launch scheduling tools that leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and machine-learning solutions to accurately forecast the waves in demand Fraserhealth see in the health system.
For people not already connected to services, Fraser Health will work in partnership with Coast Mental Health to provide on-site clinical supports, including services from a psychiatric nurse, community nurse, licensed practical nurse, social worker and traditional wellness practitioners.