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Are you an RN or RPN looking to advance your career?

As a member of our team of experienced health care professionals, you will:
  • Experience a supportive and collaborative work culture.
  • Have opportunities for skills advancement, specialty nursing education and professional development.
  • Receive competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits.
  • Have opportunities to mentor and support new nurses and your peers.
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Minimum Nurse-to-Patient Ratios are giving nurses more time for care.

Fraser Health is making strides toward implementing minimum Nurse-to-Patient Ratios (mNPR) — a key milestone that’s helping nurses like Emily Nguyen provide more personalized care.

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What is mNPR?

Implementing minimum nurse-to-patient ratios (mNPRs) is critical to ensuring stronger workplaces for nurses. This includes workplace culture, and quality practice and learning environments, which, in turn, will foster better health care settings for patients.

In April 2023, the Ministry of Health (the Ministry) and the Nurses’ Bargaining Association (NBA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), alongside the collective agreement, to support nursing in the province by adopting minimum Nurse-to-Patient Ratios (mNPRs) in hospitals, long-term care and assisted living, and health authority community and non-hospital care settings.

British Columbia is the first jurisdiction in Canada to establish nurse-patient ratios.

Visit source for more information and FAQs about mNPR: Government of British Columbia 

Benefits of mNPR

  • More clear and predictable workloads supported by transparent nurse‑to‑patient ratios.
  • Balanced staffing levels that reduce burnout and create a healthier, safer workplace.
  • More sustainable workloads that help attract and retain nurses.
  • More time for meaningful, direct patient care.
  • Improved overall care quality and smoother patient experiences.

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RN jobs and RPN jobs at Fraser Health

Critical Care Nurse

As a critical care nurse, you are responsible for patients with potentially life-threatening conditions. Responsibilities include coordinating comprehensive and complex care for them, setting priorities, assigning and delegating tasks to support staff, and making referrals to the interprofessional care team. Critical care nurses work in the ICU, CCU, CSICU, or HAU depending on the role.

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Emergency Nurse

With 12 acute care facilities, registered nurses work with dedicated teams of health care providers in emergency rooms across Fraser Health. The environment is fast-paced and everchanging. Duties include everything from initial and ongoing patient assessments to providing person-centred care, to evaluating data to problem-solve and offer the best outcome for patients.

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Mental Health and Substance Use (MHSU) Nurse

Compassion and patient-centred care are keys to the success of our MHSU programs. Coordinating care for clients, conducting mental health assessments, developing and implementing treatment plans, administering prescribed medications, and monitoring and assessing clients' mental state, response to medications and efficacy of treatment plan are integral parts of this role.

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Perioperative (OR) Nurse

Working in surgery services as a member of an operating room unit offers a rewarding career. Fraser Health provides an extensive surgery program, and you will assess, plan, implement and evaluate nursing care for patients in the OR. You will also identify actual or potential problems, plan and perform interventions and evaluate the outcomes along with an interdisciplinary team.

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Internal Medicine Nurse

Nurses working in our Internal Medicine units provide direct patient care to clients with a variety of health issues, including hypertension, diabetes and heart conditions. You will work with an interdisciplinary team specializing in internal medicine providing person-centred care in a collaborative team environment.

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Primary Care Nurse

Working in our Urgent and Primary Care Centres (UPCC), you will provide both scheduled and urgent and timely primary care to residents living in our communities. You will work with individuals, families, caregivers and vulnerable clients. You will also work with a team of physicians or nurse practitioners, dieticians, pharmacists, occupational therapists and others to administer medications, carry out treatments and monitor patient results.

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Cardiology Nurse

Cardiology nurses care for patients with a variety of heart diseases or conditions. We hire registered nurses with cardiac experience and nurses interested in specialty training in areas such as cardiac intervention, cardiac catheterization procedures, cardiac intensive care, and cardiac program coordination. Cardiology nurses provide person-centred care in a collaborative team environment.

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Public Health Nurse

Public health nurses play a critical role in the assessment and management of communicable diseases and immunization, as well as helping clients with healthy child development, effective parenting practices, school health, reproductive health, and chronic disease prevention. Work is conducted one-on-one and in group and community settings – over the phone and in-person.

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Community Health Nurse

Want to play a vital role in providing health services to diverse communities and for patients of all ages? Community Health Nurses are in high demand and provide direct patient care within both facility and non-traditional settings. Working with patients in-person and/or by telephone is integral to the role and interpersonal skills and interviewing techniques are crucial to success.

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Renal Nurse

Renal nurses specialize in treating patients with, or at risk for acute or chronic kidney disease. You will work with individuals of all ages, and depending on the role may be involved with dialysis, emergency treatments, vascular access or even in the ICU. Collaborating with patients and their caregivers and working as part of an interdisciplinary team are key responsibilities for these roles.

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Maternal, Infant, Child and Youth Nurse

Do you enjoy providing health care services to parents, babies and children? Then consider this nursing specialty. At Fraser Health, you will have the option to work in a variety of settings including acute, outpatient clinic or a home environment, and will plan and perform and evaluate nursing interventions and care. Collaborating with patients and their families and demonstrating empathy, trust and respect are keys to this role.

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Recovery Nurse

Post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) nurses, also known as Recovery nurses, care for patients immediately after surgery. PACU nurses monitor patients as their anesthesia wears off by assessing vital signs, managing pain and supporting both patients and their families during recovery from anesthesia.

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Critical care nurse at Fraser Health.
MHSU nurse at Fraser Health.
Internal medicine nurse at Fraser Health.
Primary care nurse at Fraser Health.
Cardiology nurse at Fraser Health.
Public health care nurse at Fraser Health.
Community health nurse at Fraser Health.
Renal nurse at Fraser Health.
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Empowering new nurses with confidence and care.

At Fraser Health, we’re with you every step of the way—helping you build confidence and competence as you begin your nursing journey, whether you’re new to Fraser Health or newly graduated.

New Graduate Nurses

If you are a new or recent graduate from an accredited nursing school in Canada, select this option to learn more about our New Graduate Program.

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Internationally Educated Nurses

If you are new to Canadian health care (internationally educated), select this option to learn more about our New Entrant Program.

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New to Fraser Health

If you have previous experience practicing with a different health authority in Canada, select this option to learn about Clinical Readiness Education that may be available to you. Some conditions and eligibility may apply.

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You may be eligible for additional financial support!

Additional education bursaries, scholarships and financial supports through the BC Nurses’ Union may be available to you.

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Specialty Nursing Education Sponsorship

Fraser Health SNE Sponsorship provides 100% tuition and wages.

Fraser Health offers Specialty Nursing Education Sponsorship to selected applicants as part of our ongoing shared responsibility for professional development and safe, competent ethical care.

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Internationally Educated Nurses

We’re hiring nurses who are trained outside of Canada.

With a new simpler, expedited process, including financial assistance and other supports, now is the ideal time for internationally educated nurses to bring their expertise to Fraser Health.

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“I feel blessed to work with the clinical nurse educators and patient care coordinators within my units who keep an open line of communication [with me] and trust that I’m here to help them with their teams.”
Mehtab
Clinical Nurse Mentor
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“I am never worried about the day ahead because I know my team will always have my back.”
Alden
Registered Nurse, Emergency
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“I feel honoured to be in a position where I learn just as much from the nurses I support as they learn from me.”
Sarah
Clinical Nurse Mentor
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“I chose Fraser Health because of its strong reputation, diverse patient population and its commitment to quality care and staff development.”
Tinotenda
Registered Nurse, Intensive Care Unit
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“I love my work because I can listen to people’s stories, care for them and be present in some of the hardest moments of their lives. Being a nurse has always felt like a calling.”
Mitze
Registered Psychiatric Nurse
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I love being able to teach and mentor. My goal [for new graduates] is to bridge the gap between nursing school and becoming a practicing RN while maintaining the highest standards of patient care and safety.
Steph
Clinical Nurse Mentor and Registered Nurse (Emergency)
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Relocating from outside of British Columbia?

You may be eligible for relocation assistance.

Relocation assistance is generally offered to employees who are hired into regular, difficult-to-fill nursing and allied health positions. 

*Eligibility and some conditions apply.*

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