The Nurse Practitioner is an advanced practice nurse with knowledge and skills gained through advanced academic preparation and experience. The Nurse Practitioner practices by blending an in-depth knowledge of advanced nursing practice with the legal authority and autonomy as outlined in legislation, regulation, CRNS Bylaws, regulatory requirements, and best practices. The Nurse Practitioner will provide care and services at the Urgent Care Centre within their full scope of practice and competencies for clients both independently and collaboratively with a physician(s) and the healthcare team. As health care professionals, they participate in self and peer review to evaluate the outcome of their services at the patient, community, and population level.

The Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) is an expert clinical practitioner who integrates experience, skills and knowledge from nursing theory in the provision and management of direct client/patient/resident care, assessment of needs, clinical problem solving and client/patient/resident education. Under the direction of Manager and Medical Director of Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) will contribute to the development of knowledge and the improvement of practice for an identified client population. This will be accomplished through the demonstration of leadership, the implementation and application of best practices, the provision of clinical consultation/services and the development of healthy interdependent partnerships with essential stakeholders. The NNP will undertake and participate in research for an identified population in coordination with NCAs and Neonatologists. Comprehensive care is provided utilizing a systems approach and c

The Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) is an expert clinical practitioner who integrates experience, skills and knowledge from nursing theory in the provision and management of direct client/patient/resident care, assessment of needs, clinical problem solving and client/patient/resident education. Under the direction of Manager and Medical Director of Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (NNP) will contribute to the development of knowledge and the improvement of practice for an identified client population. This will be accomplished through the demonstration of leadership, the implementation and application of best practices, the provision of clinical consultation/services and the development of healthy interdependent partnerships with essential stakeholders. The NNP will undertake and participate in research for an identified population in coordination with NCAs and Neonatologists. Comprehensive care is provided utilizing a systems approach and c

This position works as part of an interdisciplinary primary health care team. Under the direction of the Primary Health Care Manager, the Nurse Practitioner will provide primary health services to the community of the Saskatchewan Health Authority. The Nurse Practitioner will be responsible for assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation of care for clients in the community both independently and collaboratively with a physician, depending upon the complexity of client needs. This includes: health promotion and protection; first line treatment and emergency services; provision of supportive counselling and instruction in management of medical conditions; disease and injury prevention; initiating and conducting community needs assessments and participating in evaluative projects; and collaboration with and referral to other health care professionals as required.