Head Nurse - Endoscopy

Job Benefits

Job Requirements

Department Information

The Ambulatory Care Nursing (ACN) Program is made up of fourteen clinical areas that represent the management of over ninety subspecialty clinics including Hemodialysis, Endoscopy and Oncology Treatment areas.

This Ambulatory care facility is one of the largest in the world with over 500,000 patient encounters per year. A team of over 280 staff nurses manage clinics, coordinate complicated testing schedules, assess patient compliance and teach patients about their medical conditions in this area. Leadership is provided by Head Nurses in each of the clinic areas who together with clinical coordinators and support staff (including interpreters) make up another 100 staff members in this area.

The Endoscopy Unit is a tertiary referral unit which provides treatment and supportive nursing care to adult and pediatric inpatients and outpatients. These patients usually present with gastrointestinal conditions which may require both diagnostic and therapeutic interventions. The Endoscopy Unit also provides treatment for patients requiring pulmonary diagnostic procedures and minor renal tract investigations.

Frequent Procedures/Services/Functions:

Monthly Patient Volume: 350 - 400

Hours of Operation:
5 days per week - Saturday - Tuesday 0730 - 1800 hr
Wednesday 0730 - 1700 hr

On Call services are provided after working hours and at the week-end.