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The Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) is a registered nurse who has acquired the expert knowledge base complex decisionmaking skills and clinical competencies for expanded practice. Reporting to the Operations Director the APN is an expert in specialized practice grounded in knowledge that comes from nursing and other theoretical foundations experience and research and is responsible for integrating and advancing clinical excellence through the application and evaluation of best practices. Emphasis in the position is placed on the enhancement/enrichment of clinical practice interpersonal and leadership skills used to enhance patient and family care the role of nursing and the promotion of organizational goals. The APN contributes to the quality of patient care through the component roles of advanced practitioner educator researcher and administration/leadership. The emphasis on each of these separate aspects of the role may vary over time in response to the evolving priorities of the specialty programs.
In collaboration with other Program Leaders the APN is responsible for:
Developing and promoting evidencebased clinical best practice;
Supporting the professionalism of nurses;
Supporting the orientation performance and integration of Resource Team Members as part of unitbased teams;
Leading the integration and development of personcentred care;
Identifying and effectively addressing a wide range of educational needs for both patients and staff;
Participating in continuous quality improvement initiatives; conflict management recruitment and retention mentoring new staff performance and practice reviews;
Qualifications/Skills
Bachelor of Science in Nursing Masters Degree completed or in progress
Current certificate of competence from the College of Nurses of ONA
Membership in RNAO
Current BCLS certificate
Minimum of 5 years recent experience in acute care setting
Collaborative approach to teaching/learning conflict management
Demonstrated teaching teambuilding and leadership skills
Ability to assist staff in integrating the concept of personcentred care into clinical practice
Demonstrated ability to effectively make and manage change
Expert knowledge complex decisionmaking skills and clinical competencies for expanded practice
Excellent interpersonal oral and written communications skills
Full-Time