Registered Nurse Jobs in Nova Scotia, Canada

VON Canada's Visiting Nursing program seeks a Registered Nurse to deliver holistic, person-centred home and community care across Truro, Colchester & East Hants County, Nova Scotia. Day-to-day, you will conduct client assessments, develop individual care plans, and provide primary care including wound care, IV therapy, CVAD management, phlebotomy, dialysis, chronic disease management, palliative care, and medication management in clients' homes, clinics, virtually, and via community outreach.

Intensive Care Units (ICU) and Intermediate Intensive Care Units (IMCU) at Nova Scotia Health Authority provide critical care services across the province. Registered Nurses deliver clinical leadership, manage complex patient care, and coordinate with physicians and families in a collaborative model.

VON Canada's Visiting Nursing program delivers home and community care across Annapolis and Kings County, Nova Scotia. As a Registered Nurse, you will provide holistic, person-centred care to clients of all ages in their homes, clinics, and virtually, while driving to sites and working days, evenings, and weekends.

Visiting Nursing team at VON Canada provides home and community care across Nova Scotia. The RN delivers holistic, person‑centred care in clients' homes, clinics and virtually, handling assessments, wound care, chronic disease management and palliative support.

Registered Nurse position with Medavie Health Services in Charlottetown, PE, Canada. The role is part of the Mobile Mental Health Team, responding to crisis calls across the province, de‑escalating situations, conducting mental health and risk assessments, and coordinating care with interdisciplinary partners.

Nova Scotia Health Authority’s nursing team delivers high-quality patient care across the province’s hospitals and community sites. As a Registered Nurse you will provide direct care, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and contribute to improving health outcomes in diverse settings.

Registered Nurse (RN) on the Visiting Nursing team at VON Canada delivers comprehensive home‑care services across Nova Scotia, including diabetes management, dialysis, IV therapy, palliative care, and wound care. The role involves daily patient visits, medication administration, and interdisciplinary collaboration to improve community health outcomes.

VON Canada, a not‑for‑profit home and community care organization, delivers person‑centred health services across Nova Scotia. As a Registered Nurse you will provide holistic care—including assessments, wound care, chronic disease management, IV therapy and palliative support—to clients in their homes, clinics and virtually, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

VON Canada’s Home Care team delivers person‑centred nursing services across Nova Scotia, supporting clients in their homes, clinics and virtually. As a Registered Nurse you will conduct client assessments, develop care plans, provide wound care, chronic disease management, IV therapy and palliative care, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

VON Canada's Visiting Nursing program delivers home and community care across Nova Scotia, including Digby, Bear River, Meteghan, and Beaver River. As a part-time (0.5 FTE) Registered Nurse working evenings and weekends, you will provide holistic, person-centred care to clients of all ages in their homes, clinics, and virtually, while engaging in community outreach.

Visiting Nursing team at VON Canada delivers holistic, person‑centred care to clients in Pictou County, Nova Scotia. The RN works evenings, providing primary care, wound care, chronic disease management, IV therapy, phlebotomy, dialysis, rehab, palliative and medication management in clients’ homes and clinics.

Mental Health & Addictions team at Nova Scotia Health delivers patient‑centred psychiatric care across the province. Registered Psychiatric Nurses assess, plan, treat and manage crises while driving quality initiatives and leveraging technology.

VON Canada Visiting Nursing team delivers holistic, person‑centred care to clients in Amherst and Oxford, Nova Scotia. The RN provides primary care, wound management, chronic disease support, IV therapy, phlebotomy, dialysis, rehab, and palliative services in homes, clinics, and virtually, while maintaining full scope of practice.

We are seeking skilled and compassionate Registered Nurses to join our Emergency Departments. This isn’t just another job - it’s your chance to be part of a dynamic, cutting-edge team that saves lives, innovates care, and transforms patient outcomes every day.

We are seeking skilled and compassionate Registered Nurses to join our Intensive Care Units (ICU) and Intermediate Intensive Care Units (IMCU). This isn’t just another job - it’s your chance to be part of a dynamic, cutting-edge team that saves lives, innovates care, and transforms patient outcomes every day.

Reporting to the Associate Director and Manager, Hematology Research, the Research Coordinator RN is responsible for the coordination of research projects conducted at QEII within the division of Hematology. This coordination includes the management of study administration of the studies/clinical trials, caring for the subjects participating in the studies and the management of documents and data collected throughout the study period.

Imagine working with autonomy and practicing to your full scope while building meaningful connections with your clients. As a VON nurse, you'll deliver holistic person-centred care to children, youth, adults, seniors, and support their families.

Imagine working with autonomy and practicing to your full scope while building meaningful connections with your clients. As a VON nurse, you'll deliver holistic person-centred care to children, youth, adults, seniors, and support their families.

Imagine working with autonomy and practicing to your full scope while building meaningful connections with your clients. As a VON nurse, you'll deliver holistic person-centred care to children, youth, adults, seniors, and support their families.

Réseau Vie Confort Foyers de Soins – the long‑term care network in New Brunswick. The Registered Nurse Manager leads a French‑speaking unit, overseeing resident care, staff scheduling, resource allocation and quality improvement initiatives.