POSITION OVERVIEW

A leading Canadian healthcare organization is expanding its team of Nurse Practitioners at a transitional care facility in Bedford, Nova Scotia. This facility specializes in short-term care for adults (18+) transitioning from acute hospital settings back to independent living—not a hospital or long-term care setting.
This role offers Nurse Practitioners the opportunity to serve as the primary healthcare provider, working autonomously while collaborating with an interdisciplinary care team. You’ll have the chance to shape a patient-focused model of care in a modern facility, all while living in a vibrant community near Halifax.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Education: Master’s Degree in Nursing with Nurse Practitioner Certification.
• Licensing: Eligibility for licensure with the Nova Scotia College of Nursing.
• Experience: Minimum 2–3 years of Nurse Practitioner experience (acute care or rehabilitative care preferred, but not required).
• Work Style: Comfortable in a hands-on role (not virtual-only).
• Exclusions: Pediatric NP backgrounds cannot be considered due to licensing restrictions.

REQUIRED SKILL SETS

• Clinical autonomy in advanced practice nursing.
• Leadership and supervisory abilities.
• Collaborative interdisciplinary teamwork.

WHY BEDFORD, NOVA SCOTIA?

Bedford is an ideal community for healthcare professionals seeking balance between career and lifestyle. Just 10 minutes from Halifax, you’ll enjoy:

• Access to beautiful coastlines and outdoor recreational activities (boating, hiking, kayaking).
• A vibrant arts, dining, and cultural scene in nearby Halifax.
• A welcoming, community-oriented environment with a lower cost of living than major metropolitan centers

• Function as the primary healthcare provider for patients receiving transitional care.
• Independently diagnose, order and interpret diagnostic tests, prescribe medications, and perform procedures.
• Provide on-site clinical leadership, including supervision of staff during shifts.
• Collaborate closely with restorative health professionals, allied health staff, and nursing teams to deliver comprehensive care.