Registered Nurse (Licensed Medical Professional, OIIQ)

Virtual Care Women's Health and Menopause

About the Role

We are looking for a Registered Nurse with strong clinical judgment and a passion for women's health to support and oversee virtual care delivery for mid life women. In this role, you will collaborate closely with Nurse Practitioners, Physicians and Care coordinators to ensure safe, evidence based, and compassionate care across the patient journey.

Key Responsibilities

Clinical Care and Oversight

Conducting expert virtual consultations for menopause assessments. Our triage system ensures you'll see appropriate cases, allowing you to focus on what you do best - providing exceptional care.

Delivering comprehensive follow-ups for menopause-related concerns, ensuring continuity of care and patient satisfaction.

Crafting personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient's unique needs. To support you, we offer evidence-based care protocols and customizable template notes, streamlining your workflow without compromising on quality.

Prescribing and managing hormone replacement therapy and other treatments, staying at the forefront of menopause care.

Empowering patients through education on lifestyle modifications and self-care strategies, helping them take control of their menopause journey.

Collaborating seamlessly with our dedicated physician team. Complex cases can be easily reviewed with our on-call physicians or referred to specialists, ensuring you always have expert backup.

Enjoying the benefits of our state-of-the-art intake process. Patients complete comprehensive forms (eg. past medical history, screening form, etc) before their appointments, providing you with relevant information upfront. This allows you to maximize your time on what matters most - providing top-notch care and counselling

Documentation and EMR Management

Maintain accurate, thorough, and timely documentation in the Electronic Medical Record.

Ensure all client interactions, assessments, care plans, and follow ups are fully documented.

Maintain alignment between clinical notes, lab results, referrals, and client records.

Lab and Patient Coordination

Process and manage incoming lab and referral documentation including faxes, voicemails, and digital records in accordance with privacy and security standards.

Respond to urgent medical communications and escalate critical results to appropriate clinicians to support patient safety.

Coordinate with laboratories, clinics, patients and internal teams to resolve missing, incomplete, or unclear documentation.

Partner with Care Coordination team to address medical questions from clients and providers.

Contribute to a reliable, high quality care delivery experience by meeting accuracy, quality, and turnaround expectations.

Qualifications

Licensing and Language

Registered Nurse with an active Quebec license required.

If not currently licensed in Ontario, willingness to apply is required.

Bilingual in French and English required.

Clinical Experience and Expertise

Specialized experience in women's health, hormone therapy, and holistic care with a focus on peri menopause through post menopause.

Basic knowledge of nutrition, exercise, and psychology.

Familiarity with motivational interviewing techniques.

Additional menopause related certification or training preferred.

Skills and Attributes

Strong attention to detail in assessments, symptom tracking, and documentation.

Excellent verbal and written communication skills with clients and interdisciplinary teams.

Comfort working collaboratively with Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Physicians and dieticians

Strong clinical judgment and problem solving skills, particularly when symptoms escalate or change.

Client centered mindset focused on long term outcomes, symptom relief, and quality of life.

Ability to adapt to a fast paced virtual care environment while maintaining high standards of care.

Comfortable working remotely and using virtual care and online medical consultation platforms.

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