Calling all nurses! Are you looking for a great place to learn, grow, and thrive in your career? Join us at our upcoming open house on March 21. In-person interviews with the hiring team! Registered nurses are also welcome to attend. Secure your spot today!
We’re looking for talented individuals and are committed to investing in them. Join our team and learn, grow, and thrive in your career.
Our people are focused on creating an ‘honoured to care’ culture. We believe that – no matter what your role – caring for our patients and their families, as well as each other is an honour and a privilege, and we look for ways to demonstrate that every day.
We are always looking for skilled and compassionate individuals to serve our communities. Do you want to work for a progressive organization where passionate professionals work collaboratively to promote patient-centred care? If this sounds like you, we’d love for you to join our team.
In order for you to do your best, we believe investing in you is important. We do this by offering work life balance, assisting you in career development, and offering competitive salary and benefits.
At Oak Valley Health, our values of respect, trust, commitment, compassion, and courage, represent the culture, norms, and attitudes that we want to see reflected throughout our hospitals. Our goal is for each person who steps through our hospitals’ doors – whether they are a patient, a staff member, physician, visitor, or volunteer – to live and breathe these values, through their everyday interactions and work. To help provide the best possible patient experience, we also have a Code of Behaviour that supports our strategic plan, vision, mission, and our five core values.
Oak Valley Health is a proud participant in the Nursing Graduate Guarantee (NGG) program to support registered nurses who are within 12 months of registering with the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO). The Nursing Graduate Guarantee is an initiative of the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care and includes 12 weeks of funding for the nurse’s transition into practice period and eight weeks of funding to reinvest in existing frontline nurses and their professional development.
The NGG program uses the NGG online portal to link new nurses and employers. Funding is provided to support transition into practice opportunities for new nurses that upon completion of NGG lead to full-time employment or the equivalent of full-time hours.
The NGG program at Oak Valley Health consists of:
Nursing and interprofessional orientation learning modules to support comprehensive understanding of standards and policies
A competency based learning pathway and learning plan to support the nurse’s learning needs
12 weeks preceptored shifts for unit(s) specific to NGG hire, to support the transition of the new graduate into practice
Regular check-ins and mentorship with the professional practice leader, clinical leader and preceptor
Enrolment in a nursing cohort for additional training and support facilitated by professional practice
Oak Valley Health’s paid critical care sponsorship course offers opportunities in critical care areas across the hospital, including our intensive care unit/critical care unit (ICU/CCU) and our level 2 step down units in medicine and surgical services. Upon completion of the paid course you would work in the unit. We partner with different schools in the GTA to provide the critical care sponsorship including the Michener Institute, George Brown College and Humber College.
For those eligible, we do offer the opportunity to do both this course and the Nursing Graduate Guarantee in order to provide more training and support.
Oak Valley Health’s paid Emergency Room Registered Nurse (RN) Nursing Program is an opportunity for an RN who is interested in working in the Emergency Department. This course will help them to develop their knowledge and skills, better preparing them for a career in this area at Markham Stouffville Hospital. We partner with Humber College to provide this program.
For those eligible, there may be opportunity to do both this program and the Nursing Graduate Guarantee in order to provide more training and support.
The Supervised Practice Experience Partnership (SPEP) offers internationally educated nurses or nurses returning to practice the option to complete a supervised practice experience in Ontario. The SPEP participant will be supported by a nurse preceptor and complete 140 hours of work. Upon completion, they will be able to register with the CNO as a nurse. Please contact the CNO to determine if you are eligible for the SPEP program.
Oak Valley Health is also pleased to offer various in-house courses for employees.
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