Registered Nurse – Acute & Ambulatory Care

Registered Nurse – Acute & Ambulatory Care Practice NWT, Hay River Health & Social Services
• Ottawa, Ontario

REGISTERED NURSES JOB OPPORTUNITY

Job :
Salary: $106,158 – $126,808, plus $29.4k– $31.2k in paid benefits within the first year

Employment Type:

Ft/Regular (6 positions)
Closing Date:
Open Until Filled

Join Our Team Hay River:
Registered Nurse – Acute & Ambulatory Care (6 Positions)

Hay River offers a rare blend of adventure, tranquility, and close-knit community – where your career and lifestyle thrive together.

Hay River Health & Social Services is hiring Registered Nurses for Acute & Ambulatory Care (6 full-time, indeterminate roles).

You’ll join a collaborative, multidisciplinary team providing generalist care across emergency, surgical, maternity, and palliative settings. Located in Hay River, NT, this role offers meaningful work in a supportive environment with opportunities for professional growth.

• Paid Benefits:
  Up to $31.2k in paid benefits in year 1
• Defined Benefit Pension Plan, comprehensive health and dental benefit plan.
• Paid relocation, including up to 10 – 21 days of paid accommodations.
• Northern tax deductions $11 – $22/daily
• Deferred salary, take 80 – 90% of salary for 6 – 12 months of paid leave.
• Up to $50k is available to support long-term education goals through professional development.
• Student loan forgiveness may apply for eligible graduate nurses

• Current registration with the College of Nurses of Northwest Territories and Nunavut (CANN)
• BSN degree is desirable
• Current CPR certification
• ACLS, TNCC & ENPC certification is desirable
• Experience in an acute care hospital is required

At the southern point of Great Slave Lake, the Hay River region boasts beautiful waterfalls, a growing arts and culture community, and a bustling community.

The Hay River Health and Social Services Authority provides the following services: 19 acute inpatient beds; emergency and ambulatory care, including dialysis and endoscopy; midwifery care and delivery; 25 long-term care beds; a supportive living campus—a territorial campus providing 11 permanent residences; diagnostic services; laboratory services; medical and specialty clinics, including diabetes programming; social programs; community health and home care; rehabilitation;

and a full range of support services.

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