Registered Nurse (RN) - Trenton Inpatient Unit

at  Quinte Health

COMPANY BIO

At Quinte Health, guided by our core values of Imagine It’s You, Value Everyone, We All Make a Difference, and Stronger Together, our family of four hospitals holds a central role in the mission to enhance lives and foster healthier communities. We operate as a cohesive team, uniting all our hospitals, to deliver local and regional healthcare services. In partnership with our communities, we strive to improve access to high-quality care, right in their own neighborhoods.
Our sense of fulfillment is deeply rooted in the impactful work we do, a sentiment shared by our dynamic teams of staff, dedicated physicians, and committed volunteers. They not only care passionately for our patients but also for each other, embodying our core values at every turn.
We don’t just serve our communities, we actively contribute to them. Quinte Health is woven into the fabric of our local landscape, with our team members residing, raising their families, and often retiring right here in the communities they cherish. We are on a constant lookout for compassionate and dedicated individuals to join our team. Our diverse array of exciting roles encompasses positions that span multiple hospitals, as well as opportunities situated within a single hospital. Join us as we live out our values in providing exceptional healthcare close to home.

• Administers total patient care for a group of patients, evaluating patient outcomes in a manner consistent with independent nursing functions.
• Collaborates and implements care plans with members of the interdisciplinary team, including assessment, treatment, coaching and education.
• Safely performs acts requiring specialized knowledge, skills, and judgement in assessing health needs and in planning, administering, and evaluating patient care.
• Adapts and adheres to the values of QH while promoting and advocating for an enhanced patient experience.
• Maintains nursing records in accordance with College of Nurses Standards.
• Practices in compliance with provincial legislation, hospital policy and procedures, professional regulatory standards, and best practices within the nursing profession.
• Accountable to maintain professional competence by completing annual education and seeking out education to enhance/improve practice.
• Reports pertinent information to other members of the health care team.
• Demonstrated leadership, critical thinking, and communication skills to assume the role of an “in charge” nurse.
• Practices within the scope of professional, legal, and ethical standards.
• Participates in unit/dept. and hospital quality improvement initiatives.
• Adheres to a safe and healthy workplace and maintains a safe and healthy work environment through attendance at educational programs, use of established mechanisms for injuries and hazards and adheres to health and safety related policy and procedures.
• Other duties as assigned.