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.
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.
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.
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
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)
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
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
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.