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Nurse, Skyline Lodge (Regular Part Time)

MPA Societyabout 5 hours ago
Abbotsford, British Columbia
CA$41 - CA$56/hourly
Mid Level
part_time

About the role

POSTING NUMBER:

2025-046

POSITION:

Nurse, Regular 

Part-Time

UNION:

HSA or BCNU - Nurses’ Bargaining Unit

PROGRAMS:

Skyline Lodge

LOCATION:

Abbotsford

SALARY RANGE:

$41.42 - $55.91

SCHEDULE:

Monday to Friday: 0700 hrs to 1100 hrs

START DATE:

October 9, 2025

Internal Applicants no later than 5:00pm on Sunday, September 21 , 2025.

External applications no later than 5:00pm on Thursday, September 25, 2025.

All applicants must be registered through the British Columbia College of Nursing Professionals. 

 

 

Please note that only those selected for interviews will be contacted. Thank you for your interest.

 

**Job Description -

Nurse RPN/RN**

Licensed Housing

 

Classification Benchmark:

Direct Patient Care Profile DC1

Grid Level:

Level 3 (RN/RPN)

Collective Agreement:

Nurses’ Bargaining Association (NBA)

Reports to:

Nurse Manager

 

 

Functions and Responsibilities

 

Responsible for ensuring the continuity of operations in the absence of the full time Manager of Care. This includes ensuring compliance with the Adult Care Regulations and the Community Care and Assisted Living Facilities Act, the policies and requirements of Fraser Health and the philosophy of the MPA Society. Provides leadership and direction to the frontline mental health workers and the recreation therapist ensuring all care related activities are recovery focused and based on the principles of psychosocial rehabilitation.

 

  1. Provide direct nursing care utilizing established standards, policies, and procedure to support the needs of members/residents.

  2. Perform nursing assessments in response to noted deviations from baseline functioning, including goals and needs related to physical, psychological, social concerns.

  3. Implement recovery plans including goals and interventions, desired outcomes, in collaboration with the member and the Mental Health Team.

  4. Observe and report changes in physical and psychiatric symptoms

  5. Dispense medication in accordance with licensing regulations and pharmacy policies and procedures

  6. Monitor and asses member’s response to medication regime, assess for side effects and drug interactions

  7. Guide non-professional staff in the implementation of care plans.

  8. Maintain records on member’s health care requirements, medication, vital signs, and other pertinent data in accordance with established policies and procedures.

  9. Provide education to members/residents regarding health care issues

  10. Liaise with community agencies such as the Mental Health Team and physicians

  11. Perform other duties as assigned by the Manager of Care.

Education, Training & Experience

 

  1. RPN/RN with BHSc (PN)/BSN preferred or equivalent consideration of education and experience.

  2. Minimum of 3-5 years’ experience working in a psychiatric residential community care facility.

  3. Able to work independently, exercise initiative and good judgement.

  4. Excellent communication skills.

  5. TB clearance and medical certification.

  6. Current CPR and First Aid certification.

About MPA Society

Mental Health Care
201-500

Inspiring hope and supporting recovery for people with mental illness by establishing and operating social, vocational, recreation, advocacy and housing programs that support people in their own communities.

MPA Society is a registered charitable organization (or non-profit) that was founded in 1971. The Society works to support people with mental health challenges through offering a variety of supports and services, including housing and advocacy.

Today, MPA operates 30 programs throughout the lower mainland including: • Court services • Supported and Licensed housing programs • A Resource Centre in Kitsilano • Housing and hotel outreach services • Modular Housing Program in Downtown Vancouver

We have over 360 employees and an annual operating budget of approximately $17 million. We are an HEABC affiliate employer, working with the same collective agreements as Health Authorities and other non-profits in the mental health sector.

MPA Society's vocational, recreational, advocacy and housing programs support people in their own communities. We offer a dynamic working environment, competitive wages and benefits, as well as an opportunity to grow professionally with the organization, while applying your abilities and values in a meaningful way for those we support.

MPA Society is CARF accredited, having achieved a three-year accreditation in November of 2015 and again in November 2018. Accreditation is official recognition that our organization is guided by internationally recognized best practices and the same standards that Health Authorities are held to.