Become Registered nurses in Canada:
This unit group includes registered nurses, registered nurse practitioners, registered psychiatric nurses and graduates of a nursing program that is not yet licensed (graduate nurses). They provide nursing care to patients, provide health education programs, and provide advisory services on issues related to nursing practice.
They work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, health care facilities, long-term care facilities, rehabilitation centers, doctors’ offices, clinics, community organizations, businesses and private homes, or They may be self-employed.
Details:
EXAMPLES OF JOB TITLES:
- Researcher nurse nurse
- Nursing consultant
- Registered nurse
- Nurse bachelor / nurse bachelor
- Nurse clinician / clinical nurse
- Graduate nurse
- Registered Nurse / Registered Nurse
- Registered psychiatric nurse
- Nurse
- Community health nurse
- Occupational health nurse
- Critical care nurse
- Critical care nurse
- Private health nurse
MAIN DUTIES:
CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT:
Additional Information:
- Nurses trained exclusively as Registered Psychiatric Nurses are regulated in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. In all other provinces and territories, registered nurses may work as psychiatric nurses without an additional permit from a registered psychiatric nurse.
- Experience allows registered nurses to gain access to supervisory or management positions.