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Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Role (Kitchener)

Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Role (Kitchener)
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Step into a critical role as a Nurse Practitioner at Waterloo Regional Health Network. Deliver advanced, compassionate care to individuals experiencing substance use disorders within a supportive interdisciplinary team. In this position, you will focus on assessment and management of acute withdrawal symptoms, employing evidence-based strategies and harm reduction techniques. You'll develop tailored treatment plans in a residential withdrawal management setting, ensuring continuous, person-centered care. Your input will be vital in fostering a welcoming atmosphere for individuals navigating their recovery journey. Key Responsibilities: - Conduct comprehensive health assessments and physical examinations - Develop individualized withdrawal management and treatment plans - Administer and monitor medications adhering to guidelines - Collaborate with communal healthcare providers for ongoing support - Participate in quality improvement initiatives for better care Requirements: - Master's degree in nursing required - CNO registration as NP & RN(EC) - Expertise in addiction medicine with a minimum of 5 years experience - Proficiency in trauma-informed care practices - Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills Use your expertise to enhance the quality of addiction care and make a difference in patients' lives. Apply on Kit Job: kitjob.ca/job/2osvyh
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