Job Description

Glen Hill Strathaven

Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) - Part time & Casual Positions Currently Available

About Us

Glen Hill Strathaven, owned and operated by Durham Christian Homes, is a well-established long-term care home in Bowmanville, proudly serving our community with compassionate, resident-centered care. Our dedicated team works closely with residents and families to ensure a safe, supportive, and enriching environment where seniors can thrive. With a strong tradition of excellence in care and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, we are committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.

In the spring of 2026, we will begin an exciting new chapter with the opening of Glen Hill Gardens, our newest state-of-the-art long-term care home, also located in Bowmanville. This modern facility has been designed with both comfort and innovation in mind, featuring spacious resident areas, enhanced amenities, and thoughtfully planned living spaces. Upon opening, residents and staff from Glen Hill Strathaven will transfer to Glen Hill Gardens, ensuring continuity of care and a seamless transition for our team. Joining Glen Hill Strathaven now provides not only the opportunity to work in a supportive and established environment but also the chance to be part of our move into a brand-new, purpose-built home.

Position Summary:

Reporting to the Director of Care, the RPN will enhance the effective management and quality of nursing practice in keeping with the Standards of the College of Nurses of Ontario, Long Term Care Standards and home Standards.

Major Responsibilities:

Ensure resident care is provided with established nursing standards and principles, physicians' orders and administrative policies, as well as, observe, report and record vital signs, symptoms and conditions of residents, and initiate remedial health measures where appropriate. Assure observance of required techniques in nursing care. Assess residents and develop, implement, review and evaluate resident care plans. Monitor residents' health, notes changes in condition and assess need for referral to doctors; processes and implement physicians' orders. Organize and direct functions and activities related to provision of care to residents including restorative care and palliative care as required. Interprets and implements established policies, procedures and regulations. Plan, direct, supervise and evaluate the work of personal care staff assigned to the unit. Orient and train new personnel and may participate in in-service education. Monitor performance and conduct performance appraisal and refers problems to the Administrator.

Qualifications:

Current Certificate of Competence from the College of Nurses of Ontario. Gerontology Certificate preferred. Knowledge of RAI-MDS Comprehensive knowledge of nursing and health care practices, as well as knowledge in Infection Control Practices. Effective human relation skills and demonstrated commitment to working with seniors. Excellent communication skills and the ability to work independently and collaboratively are essential. Leadership training preferred The successful candidate will be required to comply with the organizations Coronavirus Immunization Policy, being fully vaccinated against COVID-19, including the 3rd booster, or equivalent. the successful candidate will be required to provide a clear vulnerable sector screening, current within 6 months of hire
Work remotely

No
Job Types: Part-time, Casual

Work Location: In person