Nurse Practitioner, Team Lead

The Jean Tweed Centre

. Provide non-urgent primary care assessments in person or by telemedicine .

Posted 9/29/2026part-timeToronto • CanadaSenior💰 CA$59,000 - CA$68,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in providing primary care assessments, including telemedicine, while adhering to ethical practices and collaborating with interprofessional teams. Possesses strong clinical skills in managing complex health issues, particularly in substance use and mental health.

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Master’s Degree In NursingNurse Practitioner CertificationClinical Experience In Substance Use And Mental HealthTelemedicine AssessmentsCollaboration With Interprofessional Teams

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Hard Skills

Primary Care AssessmentsClinical AssessmentsData Collection And AnalysisProgram Indicator ReportingHealth EducationCrisis ManagementPolicy DevelopmentService Improvement RecommendationsTelemedicine MonitoringConflict Management

Soft Skills

Communication SkillsInterpersonal SkillsTeam CollaborationClient Service OrientationContinuous Learning

Certifications & Qualifications

Current Registration With Colleges Of Nurses Of OntarioMembership With Nurse Practitioner’s Association Of Ontario

Industry Keywords

Harm Reduction PracticesTrauma-Informed CareWomen-Centred CareAnti-Oppressive PracticesOccupational Health And Safety

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide non-urgent primary care assessments in person or by telemedicine
Provide direct clinical assessments, consultations and primary care within the RN extended class scope of practice
Determine clients’ needs for urgent or emergent care
Provide telemedicine assessments to determine the need for emergency room visits or other care
Establish caring and therapeutic relationships with patients
Provide individual and group education on health topics, including medications for cravings and withdrawal
Collaborate with interprofessional teams on care planning and follow-up for high-risk or complex health problems
Assist with ethical and difficult situations using communication and conflict management skills
Collect and analyze data and prepare reports on program indicators
Monitor telemedicine services and identify issues requiring management attention
Recommend service improvements to enhance client and staff safety and quality of care
Support strategic plans, objectives, programs and services in collaboration with the Executive Director and Clinical Director
Support development and updating of clinical and IPAC policies
Work with community and hospital partners to strengthen programs and advance services
Maintain relationships with external networks, professional organizations and service providers
Support team learning and professional development
Follow harm reduction, trauma-informed, women-centred and anti-oppressive practices
Adhere to occupational health and safety requirements and organizational policies
Promote client service, collaboration, accountability, inclusion, equity and continuous learning

Requirements

What you’ll need

Master’s Degree in Nursing
Current registration and in good standing with the Colleges of Nurses of Ontario
Nurse Practitioner Certification from a recognized program
Membership with the Nurse Practitioner’s Association of Ontario (NPAO)
Minimum of 2-4 years of clinical experience in a hospital or community health setting, including 2 years caring for clients and families with substance use, mental health and gambling concerns