Community Registered Nurse (RN) - No Evenings, Nights or Weekends

Victoria, BC
Nursing
Full-time or part-time
Jun 15, 2026
Hourly: $43 - $60

Community Registered Nurse (RN)

HomeTeam Medical Services

Greater Victoria, BC

Looking for a nursing role that feels sustainable, meaningful, and genuinely rewarding?

At HomeTeam Medical Services, we believe great healthcare starts with relationships.

For more than 20 years, our interdisciplinary team has provided home-based primary care to older adults throughout Greater Victoria. We bring healthcare directly to patients in their homes and retirement residences, helping them maintain their independence, improve their quality of life, and avoid unnecessary hospital visits whenever possible.

We're looking for a compassionate Registered Nurse who enjoys working independently, values collaboration, and wants the time and support needed to provide truly patient-centered care.

Why Nurses Choose HomeTeam

  • No evenings, nights, weekends, or on-call shifts

  • Build meaningful relationships with patients and families

  • Supportive, collaborative interdisciplinary team

  • Time to provide thoughtful, individualized care

  • Community-based practice with no long-term care responsibilities

  • Ongoing education and professional development opportunities

  • Excellent benefits and generous paid time off

  • A role designed to be both professionally fulfilling and personally sustainable

About the Role

This is a community-based nursing position focused on caring for older adults living in their own homes or retirement residences throughout Greater Victoria.

Unlike many community nursing positions, this role is not focused on short-term visits or high patient volumes. Our model emphasizes continuity of care, allowing nurses to develop long-term relationships with patients and become a trusted part of their healthcare team.

You'll work closely with physicians, physiotherapists, and rehabilitation staff to support patients with a wide range of health needs, from preventive care and chronic disease management to acute concerns that arise in the community.

Most importantly, you'll have the time and support to deliver the kind of care that brought many nurses into the profession in the first place.

What You'll Do:

  • Conduct comprehensive patient histories and nursing assessments

  • Monitor and support patients with acute and chronic health conditions

  • Perform clinical procedures including wound care, injections, suture removal, and ear syringing

  • Administer vaccinations and prescribed medications

  • Monitor nutrition, medications, and overall health status

  • Perform screening assessments and preventive care interventions

  • Collect specimens and complete point-of-care testing

  • Provide education and guidance to patients and family caregivers

  • Collaborate closely with physicians and other members of the interdisciplinary team

  • Coordinate care with community resources, specialists, and hospital partners

  • Advocate for patients and help support aging safely at home

Training and Support

We understand that this model of care may be different from traditional nursing roles.

That's why we provide:

  • Structured onboarding and orientation

  • Ongoing mentorship from experienced team members

  • Monthly physician-led education sessions (with breakfast provided)

  • Regular clinical collaboration and case discussions

  • Paid professional development leave each year

You'll never be expected to figure things out alone.

Service Area

Patients are located throughout:

  • Victoria

  • Oak Bay

  • Gordon Head

  • Royal Oak

  • Esquimalt

Mileage reimbursement provided.

Cell phone reimbursement provided.

Compensation & Benefits

  • Competitive salary based on experience

  • Doctors of BC benefits package

  • Extended health, dental, and vision coverage

  • Four weeks of vacation annually (three weeks in your first year)

  • Monthly paid flex days

  • Paid sick days

  • One week of paid professional development leave annually

Qualifications

  • Registered Nurse (RN) licensed and in good standing with BCCNM

  • Currently residing in the Greater Victoria area

  • Valid driver's license and reliable vehicle

  • Clinical nursing experience required

  • Experience in geriatrics, primary care, community nursing, long-term care, or chronic disease management is an asset

  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills

  • Ability to work independently while collaborating effectively within a team

  • Commitment to patient-centered, relationship-based care

Position Details

  • Full-time preferred

  • Part-time applicants will also be considered

  • Flexible start date

  • Background and reference checks required

Join Our Team

If you're looking for a nursing career that offers meaningful patient relationships, a supportive team, and the opportunity to make a lasting difference in the lives of older adults, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply today and discover why so many healthcare professionals choose a different pace, and a different purpose, at HomeTeam Medical Services.

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