Specialized Nurse Practitioner (SNP)

About the job

Your main missions will be the following:

• Practice advanced nursing clinical care with the population described in the partnership agreement, in consultation locations and in the community, including at home; perform complete clinical assessments and make diagnoses; prescribe diagnostic tests and treatments according to your scope of practice; ensure follow-up of patients with chronic diseases and develop personalized care plans;
• Develop aspects of prevention, health promotion, and risk factor management for the territory's population;
• Provide clinical support to other healthcare professionals and promote interprofessional collaboration;
• Ensure your own continuing education by following the current cantonal rules and contribute to the training of other healthcare professionals.

• Offer continuing education to other healthcare professionals and promote skills development;
• Collaborate in research related to community health care activities;
• Participate in continuous improvement projects and in optimizing primary care practices, including the sustainability of a community of practice for advanced practice nurses in primary care;
• Support the integration of specialized nurse practitioners in primary care, particularly in the migrant care sector;
• Be a leader alongside the director of nursing in exchanges at the cantonal and federal political levels regarding the role of advanced practice nurses in primary care.

Your assets:

• Holder of a Bachelor’s degree in nursing or an equivalent recognized title as well as a Master’s degree in Specialized Nursing Practice Sciences (MScIPS);
  
• Certification: Member in good standing of the Order of Nurses of Quebec (OIIQ) and the SNP registry;
  
• At least three years of professional experience in a similar practice;
  
• Experience in supervising SNPPL trainees;
  
• Excellent clinical assessment and diagnostic reasoning skills;
  
• Autonomy and effective decision-making;
  
• Good knowledge of the care needs of vulnerable/fragile populations, the care needs of the elderly population aged 75 and over, as well as the care network;
  
• Very good knowledge of office and computer tools, especially the Office suite;
  
• Mastery of French and English languages, both oral and written;
  
• Team spirit and ability to work in interprofessional settings;
  
• Autonomy and leadership, stress management, and openness to change;
  
• Adaptability, sense of consensus, organizational skills, and communication abilities.

We offer:

• A collaborative, dynamic, modern, and human environment;
• A varied and enriching activity;
• Resources that allow you to carry out your missions well and develop your skills;
• Opportunities for continuing education and professional development;
• Flexible hours promoting work-life balance;
• The opportunity to get involved in innovative primary care projects.