Nurse Practitioner - Thunder Bay Site
NorWest Community Health CentresThunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Posted December 8, 2025
Full Time
About the Company
NorWest Community Health Centres is a regional provider of comprehensive primary healthcare and community wellness services, dedicated to meeting the unique needs of the populations it serves. The organization delivers a broad spectrum of care—including primary and walk-in services, mental health support, diabetes management, and specialized programs for FASD, LGBTQ, and seniors—alongside proactive initiatives such as exercise, movement, and falls prevention. By integrating client-centered supports, nutrition counseling, and health promotion into a single, accessible hub, NorWest differentiates itself through a holistic, culturally responsive approach that empowers individuals and strengthens community resilience. The centre’s collaborative model, staffed by multidisciplinary teams, fosters a supportive environment for both patients and employees, making it an attractive workplace for professionals committed to community-based health innovation.
Job Description
We are seeking a 1 FTE Nurse Practitioner (RN-EC) to provide services at the Thunder Bay site of the NorWest Community Health Centres. The position has a competitive salary and option to join the Health Care of Ontario Pension Plan.
Requirements
- BScN in nursing from a recognized University and in addition a current registration in the (RN-EC) extended class from the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO)
- Nursing experience in a combination of remote, rural, hospital and community settings and/or public health
- Thorough knowledge and proficiency in current extended class nursing procedures, physical assessment and treatment measures within the RN-EC scope of practice
- Experience providing services within a walk in clinic setting
- Experience in supporting individuals living with mental health and substance misuse challenges
- Awareness and sensitivity to socio-economic and cultural issues affecting the populations we serve
- Awareness of and sensitivity to health issues particularly within populations who face barriers to accessing care
- Demonstrated commitment to and knowledge of community-based health care
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with a demonstrated ability to work effectively in an interprofessional team environment
- Flexibility in work hours is required and ability to work at different sites as required
- Awareness of northern community health care needs is essential
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively in an interprofessional setting
- Experience and knowledge working with the Centre’s priority populations
- Valid driver’s license required and access to a vehicle
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Option to join the Health Care of Ontario Pension Plan