The Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association (SRNA), established in 1917 by provincial legislation, is the professional, self-regulatory body for the province’s 9,900 Registered Nurse and Nurse Practitioner members.
Competent, caring, knowledge-based registered nursing
for the people of Saskatchewan.
Driven by values that focus on the protection of the people of Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association (SRNA) is the professional, self-regulatory body for the province’s 9,900 registered nurses and nurse practitioners. For over 90 years, the SRNA has set high standards for nursing education, practice, and registration. To contribute to this tradition, and advance quality, competent nursing care in Saskatchewan, the Association is seeking a new full-time permanent:
Nursing Practice Advisor
SRNA Nursing Practice Advisors consult on professional practice issues through individual and agency consultation, in addition to the development, interpretation and application of nursing practice policy and legislation. This confidential service is designed to enhance and promote safe, ethical and competent practice. Candidates must meet the following criteria:
• Current eligibility for registration with the SRNA
• Masters degree
• 7 - 10 years of current nursing experience in a variety of settings and roles
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills and computer literacy
• Presentation/facilitation/project management skills
• Ability to work effectively, independently and as a team member
Knowledge of advanced practice roles and issues would be an asset. The position is in Regina and travel is required. For confidential enquiries or to express interest in this position, please contact or send your resume by September 19, 2010 to:
Susan Smith Brazill
Director, Communication & Corporate Services
Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association
2066 Retallack Street, Regina, Saskatchewan S4T 7X5
1 800 667 9945 ext 242 or 359 4242
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