Director of Nursing (DSI)

Take part in an unforgettable human adventure at Pallia-Vie

As our care coordinator prepares to embark on a well-deserved retirement after more than 15 years of passion and dedication, the Pallia-Vie palliative care home is looking for a Director of Nursing (DSI) to take over this valuable mission.

A Meaningful Role

Joining our team is much more than just a job: it means contributing every day to providing an end-of-life experience marked by dignity, respect, and humanity for the people we support in our beautiful home perched on the hill.

In a bright and welcoming environment, surrounded by passionate colleagues, you will play a key role in the evolution of palliative care practices, while being recognized and supported for your expertise.

What we offer you

  • A A caring environment, where people are at the heart of every decision

  • A committed and supportive team, motivated by a shared mission

  • A human-scale structure, fostering autonomy and creativity

  • Competitive advantages (see below) (see below)

If you're looking for a meaningful challenge and a leadership role in a caring and rewarding environment, we look forward to meeting you.

Your main responsibilities

Nursing component

  • Plan, organize, and evaluate patient care, ensuring its quality and safety

  • Supervise clinical practices in accordance with standards and best practices

  • Adapt work methods, procedures, and policies as needed

  • Assess clinical needs and coordinate material and Human Resources

  • Collaborate with other managers and update care protocols

  • Develop incident prevention and infection control practices

Human Resources Component

  • Recruit, integrate, and retain staff Caregivers (nurses, nursing assistants, patient care attendants)

  • Plan schedules and manage absences via our IT platform

  • Provide professional support and guidance to teams

  • Supervise the implementation of standards of practice, codes of ethics, and training plans

  • Actively participate in internal committees (including the CNESST committee)

Administrative and financial aspects

  • Manage the nursing department budget and perform required follow-ups

  • Ensure the purchase and maintenance of medical equipment

  • Collaborate with internal stakeholders (social workers, spiritual care providers, etc.)

  • Maintain ties with the Alliance of Palliative Care Homes of Quebec

Required profile

  • University degree in nursing (Bachelor's degree required)

  • Certification in management or demonstrated experience in team management

  • Minimum of 7 to 10 years of nursing experience, including at least 5 years in management

  • Member in good standing of the O.I.I.Q.

  • Experience in palliative and end-of-life care (a strong asset)

  • Mobilizing leadership, attentive listening, rigor, and the ability to manage complex situations

  • Excellent command of French, good knowledge of English

  • Proficiency in MS Office and digital tools

What Makes Pallia-Vie Unique

  • Competitive Salary, comparable to healthcare network rates

  • Annual Performance Bonus

  • Practice Fee Refund

  • No Mandatory Overtime (MOT)

  • Bounty Vacation

  • Free parking

  • Home-cooked meals at low prices, free coffee and tea

  • Warm, bright environment that respects everyone's pace

  • Active social committee to maintain team spirit

Want to make a real difference? Apply now and join a team where people are at the heart of every action.

Be part of the Pallia-Vie adventure.
Make a difference, every day.

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