Role and Facility Information

Permanent Full-Time, a minimum of 1680 hours of Services per year or two Part-Time contracts

Note: We have 1.0 full-time or two 0.5 positions


What is a Primary Care Network in Surrey-North Delta?

In SND, more than 100,000 people need a primary care provider.

Bring your clinical expertise and passion for providing quality, compassionate care to a challenging and rewarding role as a Primary Care Network (PCN) Nurse Practitioner in Surrey-North Delta, BC. The PCN in SND is a strong partnership between the Surrey-North Delta Division of Family Practice, Fraser Health Authority, First Nations Health Authority, and community services, committed to establishing Primary Care Networks as a foundation of an integrated primary and community care system. As a result, we foresee a robust healthcare system deep-rooted in primary care and prevention, integrated with community services and programs, and truly accessible to our residents.

Be part of a cohesive team where each provider has a unique role and scope in providing patient care, and you work together to ensure that the patient’s needs are met in the most effective way possible. This is an opportunity for the PCN NP position on a Service Contract to work in a vibrant community of Surrey-North Delta at the Family Physician clinic along with other primary care providers.

As a PCN Nurse Practitioner, your role and responsibilities would include the following:
• Provide comprehensive, accessible, interdisciplinary, patient-focused primary health care utilizing the principles of population health for prevention, identification and management of chronic illness, including addictions and mental health, and will provide the following Services (including but not limited to Direct and Indirect Patient Care) in accordance with the Practice Agreement and within their scope of practice, as established by the Health Professions Act (or any successor legislation) and the BC College of Nurses and Midwives during the Term.
• Provide a minimum of 1680 hours of Services per year
• Actively participate in developing and implementing the PCN within their community.
• Actively collaborate with the Province, Agency and other health system partners on developing and implementing the Patient Medical Homes (PMH), including using the PMH Readiness Assessment Tool to develop a baseline understanding of and support meeting the PMH's attributes.
• Apply the principles of collaborative care and receive practice support or participate in team building and training to support the integration of interdisciplinary members into the team. Improve patient access to primary care services, including meeting the target panel sizes set out in the NP contract (gradually attaching patients over three years, achieving the attachment target of 1,000 patients (for a full-time position) by the end of year three)
• Employ practice and panel assessments, office efficiency practices, and other methods to support enhanced access.
• Engage in continuous quality improvement.
Are you motivated to join us? We will be looking for you to have the following:
• Current provisional/practicing registration as a Nurse Practitioner with the BC College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM)
• Relevant clinical NP experience
• Professional/Technical capabilities will include your clinical knowledge and genuine passion for providing quality, compassionate care to motivate and inspire others.

We welcome Nurse Practitioners as valued members of our PCN and value the skills and experience you will bring to our team and community. Nurse practitioners within our Primary Care Network have the opportunity to practice autonomously, interdependently and collaboratively with Family Physicians to support the development and implementation of the proposed PCN in SND.

This is a Permanent Full-Time or two Part-Time position as an independent PCN NP on a Service Contract based at Freya Clinic in Surrey. Freya Clinic mostly serves underserved patient communities, including refugees, low-income, and newcomers, to help them navigate the system and resources and support women in pregnancy and other women's health needs like long-acting contraceptive care. Therefore, it would be an asset if you have a passion or interest in prenatal care and women’s health.

Be part of our strong, collegial, dedicated SND PCN team of FPs, NPs, and health professionals!

Is the ideal role for you? Take the next step and apply.

Location

Surrey

Type of Position

Permanent Full-Time

Hours of Work

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Requisites

BCCNM

Role and Facility Information

Permanent Full-Time, a minimum of 1680 hours of Services per year or two Part-Time contracts

Note: We have 1.0 full-time or two 0.5 positions


What is a Primary Care Network in Surrey-North Delta?

In SND, more than 100,000 people need a primary care provider.

Bring your clinical expertise and passion for providing quality, compassionate care to a challenging and rewarding role as a Primary Care Network (PCN) Nurse Practitioner in Surrey-North Delta, BC. The PCN in SND is a strong partnership between the Surrey-North Delta Division of Family Practice, Fraser Health Authority, First Nations Health Authority, and community services, committed to establishing Primary Care Networks as a foundation of an integrated primary and community care system. As a result, we foresee a robust healthcare system deep-rooted in primary care and prevention, integrated with community services and programs, and truly accessible to our residents.

Be part of a cohesive team where each provider has a unique role and scope in providing patient care, and you work together to ensure that the patient’s needs are met in the most effective way possible. This is an opportunity for the PCN NP position on a Service Contract to work in a vibrant community of Surrey-North Delta at the Family Physician clinic along with other primary care providers.

As a PCN Nurse Practitioner, your role and responsibilities would include the following:
• Provide comprehensive, accessible, interdisciplinary, patient-focused primary health care utilizing the principles of population health for prevention, identification and management of chronic illness, including addictions and mental health, and will provide the following Services (including but not limited to Direct and Indirect Patient Care) in accordance with the Practice Agreement and within their scope of practice, as established by the Health Professions Act (or any successor legislation) and the BC College of Nurses and Midwives during the Term.
• Provide a minimum of 1680 hours of Services per year
• Actively participate in developing and implementing the PCN within their community.
• Actively collaborate with the Province, Agency and other health system partners on developing and implementing the Patient Medical Homes (PMH), including using the PMH Readiness Assessment Tool to develop a baseline understanding of and support meeting the PMH's attributes.
• Apply the principles of collaborative care and receive practice support or participate in team building and training to support the integration of interdisciplinary members into the team. Improve patient access to primary care services, including meeting the target panel sizes set out in the NP contract (gradually attaching patients over three years, achieving the attachment target of 1,000 patients (for a full-time position) by the end of year three)
• Employ practice and panel assessments, office efficiency practices, and other methods to support enhanced access.
• Engage in continuous quality improvement.
Are you motivated to join us? We will be looking for you to have the following:
• Current provisional/practicing registration as a Nurse Practitioner with the BC College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM)
• Relevant clinical NP experience
• Professional/Technical capabilities will include your clinical knowledge and genuine passion for providing quality, compassionate care to motivate and inspire others.

We welcome Nurse Practitioners as valued members of our PCN and value the skills and experience you will bring to our team and community. Nurse practitioners within our Primary Care Network have the opportunity to practice autonomously, interdependently and collaboratively with Family Physicians to support the development and implementation of the proposed PCN in SND.

This is a Permanent Full-Time or two Part-Time position as an independent PCN NP on a Service Contract based at Freya Clinic in Surrey. Freya Clinic mostly serves underserved patient communities, including refugees, low-income, and newcomers, to help them navigate the system and resources and support women in pregnancy and other women's health needs like long-acting contraceptive care. Therefore, it would be an asset if you have a passion or interest in prenatal care and women’s health.

Be part of our strong, collegial, dedicated SND PCN team of FPs, NPs, and health professionals!

Is the ideal role for you? Take the next step and apply.