< Back Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Burlington Urology Burlington, ON, Canada Part Time (1 day a week with somewhat flexible hours) View Full Job Description How to Apply Please apply by sending an email with a cover letter and resume by September 10, 2023 to: burlingtonurology@gmail.com View Full Job Description Job Description The Urology Resource Centre is a component of Burlington Urology has an open part-time position for a Registered Nurse – Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence (NSWOC). As a member of the Burlington Urology team in Burlington, Ontario, the NSWOC provides specialized holistic assessment and management as an interprofessional team member to assist, counsel and help manage patients with bladder cancer, prostate cancer, urinary incontinence, kidney stones, and erectile dysfunction. Requirements/Qualifications QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS: Must have completed Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy & Continence Canada (NSWOCC) WOC-EP program (international certification will be considered if approved by NSWOCC) preferred OR completion of the McMaster University Continence Program (either Nurse Continence Advisor certificate or Nursing Concepts in Continence Care Certificate of Professional Learning) Must be an RN with current certificate of competence with the College of Nurses of Ontario, CNA certification credential WOCC(C) preferred A willingness to participate in further education programs/courses to remain current Strong communication and teaching skills A comprehensive knowledge of urology nursing is preferred Experience in organizing patient scheduling A willingness to learn how to teach and evaluate various erectile dysfunction interventions including intracavernosal injection, use of a penile vacuum pump and low intensity shockwave therapy A willingness to learn conservative treatments and counsel patients experiencing Peyronie’s Disease A willingness to learn hormone therapy counseling to manage to manage the potential side effects of androgen deprivation therapy for advanced prostate A willingness to learn electronic documentation using the Accuro documentation system Manage scheduling of patients into the Urology Resource Centre by receiving referrals from urologists, family doctors, nurse practitioners and from patients themselves, including contacting patients and booking appointments Company/Organization Description About Us: The Urology Resource Centre was founded by Dr. Bill Love and Mrs. Jane Love in 1998. Since its inception, the centre has employed a nurse specialist in urology and has provided free services to thousands of men and women seeking general urology advice or counselling for specific urology related problems. The Urology Resource Centre is located within Burlington Urology. See www.burlingtonurology.ca/URC

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< Back Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence (NSWOC) Partners In Community Nursing (PICN) Durham, ON, Canada Between $80,000 to $100,000 View Full Job Description How to Apply Please email resumes to: HR@picn.ca View Full Job Description Job Description Obtains infromed consentprior to and throughout service provision Works collaboratively with a multi-disciplinary team consisting of government agencies, healthcare workers, and other community resources Meets with Surgeons and Pre-op teams Provides safe, competent, compassionate and ethical nursing care to ensure the personal safety of clients Participates in HCCSS wound care, IPT and off-loading meetings Uses appropriate assessment tools and techniques in consultation with clients and the health care team to assess clients regarding physical, emotional, spiritual, cultural, cognitive, developmental, environmental and social needs Engages client using a collaborative approach, building rapport and trust, achieving a mutual understanding and agreement to identify actual and potential client health care needs, strengths, capacities and goals Establishes and maintains appropriate professional boundaries with clients and the health care team including the distinction between social interaction and therapeutic relationships Participates in necessary care conferences with Health Care team Maintains the knowledge, skills and attitudes to provide safe, efficient, effective care in all areas of practice by keeping abreast of changes in practice setting that affect scope of practice Maintains professional client records related to client encounters and plans in compliance with Partners In Community Nursing policies and the standards applied by the regulatory body or Nursing college. Meet with industry representatives to obtain up to date knowledge on medical supplies and equipment and share within PICN. Maintain a wound care program that will include ongoing mentorship and education of RN’s and RPN’s within PICN Develop quality and performance tools as it relates to wound, ostomy and continence care Mentor, preceptor and respond to nurses’ concerns and questions Shows respect for cultural needs, dignity, privacy and confidentiality of clients Discharges client when goals have been achieved Supports and collaborates with PICN's Director of Nursing Services Other duties as assigned Requirements/Qualifications Current registration with the NSWOCC Knowledge of standards and guidelines fo Wound, Ostomy & Continence Therapy Comprehensive Wound, Ostomy & Continence patient health assessment skills Registration / licensing with provincial regulatory college in good standing Completion of the Nurses Specialized in Wounds, Ostomy & Continence (NSWOC) program (previously known as the Canadian Enterostomal Therapy (E.T.) Nursing program) Thorough knowledge of wound care products and indications for use Completion of IIWCC course preferred CNA certification preferred - WOCC (C) Preferably has a minimum of 2 years experience as a practicing Registered Nurse, ideally in a community setting Company/Organization Description We value our staff with: $5000.00 Retention Incentive Bonus Ongoing education reimbursement Mileage reimbursement Flexible working hours to respect work/life balance Extensive paid orientation, training and development Fun company events Perk savings program Full-time permanent staff participate in total rewards program which includes Employee Assistance Program, Maple Telehealth Care, Paid Benefits, and matching RSP contributions

< Back WOC Institute Preceptor Placement Coordinator – Ontario Wound, Ostomy and Continence (WOC) Institute Ontario, Canada Part-Time, Remote / Contract $45.00 per hour View Full Job Description How to Apply Interested candidates are invited to submit a brief expression of interest and current CV/résumé by email to chair@wocinstitute.ca . Please use the subject line: Preceptor Placement Coordinator – Ontario We thank all applicants for their interest in supporting the WOC Institute and the next generation of wound, ostomy and continence clinicians. View Full Job Description Job Description The WOC Institute is seeking a highly organized and responsive Preceptor Placement Coordinator – Ontario to support clinical placement coordination for students enrolled in the Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence (NSWOC®) Program. Reporting to the WOC Institute Preceptorship Manager, the Coordinator works with students, Preceptors, clinical placement sites and the WOC Institute team to organize required clinical preceptorships across Ontario. Each NSWOC® student completes three clinical preceptorships as part of the program. With two courses running concurrently each term, the Coordinator may support approximately 40–60 placements per term. Key responsibilities include: Manage and coordinate clinical preceptorships for NSWOC Program students. Each student completes three preceptorships; two courses run concurrently each term, creating a potential volume of 40–60 placements per term. Verify that each student has submitted all WOC Institute placement prerequisites prior to arranging placement. Ensure required documentation (e.g., waivers, HSPnet consent) is signed and uploaded to DualCode. Acknowledge student inquiries by email within two business days. Complete required placement paperwork, finalize preceptorship arrangements, and approve placements. Communicate promptly and professionally with potential preceptors, placement sites, and the Preceptorship Manager as required. Escalate student concerns to the Preceptorship Manager in a timely manner. Maintain accurate records and placement-specific information for each student. This is a remote, web-based position with flexible scheduling. The typical commitment is approximately 10–15 hours per week, up to a maximum of 40 hours per month. Workload will fluctuate throughout the academic term, with some periods being busier than others. The position is offered through a negotiable three-year renewable agreement at $45.00 per hour. Requirements/Qualifications Fluent in English, both written and spoken; bilingualism is an asset. Strong professional written and verbal communication skills. Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail. Proficiency with Microsoft Teams, Word and Excel, as well as email and electronic document management. Comfortable working independently in a remote, web-based environment. Experience with the Health Sciences Placement Network (HSPnet) is an asset. Experience using DualCode in administrator mode is an asset. A nursing background and/or experience in wound, ostomy and continence care, including experience as an RN or NSWOC®, is an asset. Up-to-date PC or Mac and reliable high-speed internet connection. Company/Organization Description

International The World Council of Enterostomal Therapists World Union of Wound Healing Societies World Wide Wounds International Wound Infection Institute Woundinfection Institute Wounds International EADV Wound information network WoundSite.Info International Lymphedema Framework Canadian Wounds Canada Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canadian Nurses Association https://www.clwk.ca L’Ordre des infirmières et infirmiers du Québec Registered Nurses Association of Ontario College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba Registered Nurses Association of Saskatchewan Continence BC Cancer Research CAET Academy Lymphovenous Canada Canadian Lymphedema Framework Wounds 1.com American Association for Advancement of Wound Care American Symposium on Wound Management The Wound Healing Society American Professional Wound Care Association Wound, Ostomy, Continence Nurses Society Wound Care Institute American Diabetes Association American Podiatry Medicine Association The Simon Foundation Wound Research Association for the Advancement of Wound Care American Board Wound Healing Mid America Wound Society National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel AHRQ Wound Care Associates Dermitological Image Atlas Crohn’s Disease Healthline European European Tissue Repair Society European Wound Management Association Wounds U.K. Tissue Viability Nurses Association Tissue Viability Society Austrian Wound Association (German only) Czech Wound Management Society (Czech only) SFFPC (French Only) Wound Management Association of Ireland Italian Nurse Association for the Study of Cutaneous Wounds (Italian only) Italian Association for Cutaneous Ulcers (Italian only) Danish Wound Healing Society Dutch Organization of Wound Care Nurses (Dutch only) Finnish Wound Care Society (Finnish only) Norwegian Wound Society (Norwegian only) Portugese Wound Management Association (Portugese only) Swedish Wound Healing Society The Leg Ulcer Forum International Compression Club Lymphodema Support Network Wound Care Alliance UK The Lindsay LegClub Foundation Lymphedema UK EACV Australia/New Zealand Australian Wound management Association New Zealand Wound Care Society African Wound Healing Association of South Africa Journals Journal of Wound, Ostomy & Continence Nursing Perspective infirmière Ostomy Wound Management Wounds Advances in Skin and Wound Care International Wound Journal Journal of Wound Care Wound Care Canada Wounds International Wound Repair and Regeneration International Wound Journal Podiatry Today Advances in Wound Care The International Journal of Lower Extremity Wounds Journal of American college of Certified Wound Specialists Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association Podiatry Journal Continence UK Journal Journal of Tissue Viability Wound Research EPUAP Reviews Advances in Skin and Wound Care Ostomy Ostomy Canada Society United Ostomy Association of America ADP Info International Ostomy Association European Ostomy Association Ostomy Support UK Ostomy Charity UK Colostomy Association UK Ileostomy and Internal Pouch support Group Urostomy Association UK Ostomy Wound Management Continence International Continence Society Canadian Continence Canadian Nurse Continence Advisors Continence Foundation, UK International Childrens Continence Society Promoting Continence Using Prompted Voiding International Resources

The Nova Scotia Wound, Ostomy and Continence Summit: Supporting Sustainability Bringing together government, administrators, clinical leaders, patients, and industry Thursday, September 22, 2022 8:30AM TO 12:15PM ADT Halifax Tower Hotel & Conference Centre On September 22, 2022, sixty-six health care stakeholders, registered charities focused on specialized nursing care, and industry came together to discuss the current situation of wound, ostomy, and continence care in the Province of Nova Scotia. There was a need identified by a person living with an ostomy to better understand how critical health care providers could collaborate and contribute to better access to specialized care and the sustainability of health care in the areas of wound, ostomy, and continence. Current information was shared in these three domains of wound, ostomy, and continence, as well as best practice and innovation. Objectives Update our stakeholders on best practices in wound, ostomy and continence within Nova Scotia Evaluate a patient’s experience living with an ostomy in Nova Scotia Determine the economic burden for people living with an ostomy through the review of the ostomy impact study Provide information on the value of a wound, ostomy and continence tri-specialty to support patient-centred improvements Deliver updated information of the Nova Scotia continuing care provincial wound care program Discuss wound care innovation within the province of Nova Scotia Engage and strengthen wound, ostomy and continence health within Nova Scotia Attendees Healthcare Administration, Government, and Academic Stakeholders Senior nurses from the community and continuing care Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada Meeting Proceedings Download now Attending Industry Partners For Industry Demonstrate to key healthcare stakeholders your commitment to improving Wound, Ostomy and/or Continence care for nurses & patients by attending the Nova Scotia Wound, Ostomy and Continence Summit as a partner. Industry members may purchase a table at the Summit for $500.00. The partnership includes: 6' Table Complimentary registration + breakfast for your reps Logo on website, flyers and other marketing material Company acknowledgement during the opening and closing remarks Please contact office@nswoc.ca to inquire more.

< Back Registered Nurse - Wound, Ostomy (ID: 30584) St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton - Charlton Campus 50 Charlton Ave E, Hamilton, ON L8N 1Y3, Canada Part-Time View Full Job Description How to Apply Please apply online here: Registered Nurse - Wound Ostomy For questions about the position contact Dayna Clews at dclews@stjoes.ca View Full Job Description Job Description The Registered Nurse (RN) is a regulated health care professional who adheres to and models the Standards and Guidelines of the College of Nurses of Ontario; the SJHH mission, vision and values, policies and procedures; and applicable specialty standards. The Certified Wound Ostomy Nurse or Nurse Specializing in Wound, Ostomy, Continence, has completed additional training & certification to work in this role to provide patient/client-centred and evidence informed care to promote health and assess the need for the provision of care and the treatment of health conditions by supportive, preventative, therapeutic, palliative and rehabilitation means in order to attain or maintain optimal patient/client function. This individual collaborates with the inter-professional team and assumes a leadership role in the delivering a full range of care and treatment to patient/clients including those with complex needs, high acuity and less predictable outcomes. In the role of Wound & Ostomy Nurse, you will provide pre-operative, post operative and rehabilitative assessment and care of patients and families related to ostomy or continence diversion. You will provide percutaneous tube management including establishment of stabilization and ambulatory systems and management of peritubular leakage and or skin breakdown; Pouches site as needed. As part of the Skin & Wound team, reporting to the Clinical Director of Critical Care & Nursing Professional Practice, you will work in collaboration to promote and facilitate a best practice approach to advanced wound, and ostomy management that is client, family-centered, evidence based and interprofessional through direct care, research and education. Requirements/Qualifications Current registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario required Current BCLS/CPR certification required RNAO, CNA or other professional association membership preferred 3-5 years experience working within the speciality of Wound & Ostomy care preferred Completion of specialty to include the designation Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy & Continence or Certified Wound, Ostomy, Continence Nurse required Completion of IIWCC preferred Demonstrated knowledge, skills and judgement required to provide a full range of care and treatment in the clinical area of practice to patients/clients including those with complex needs, high acuity and less predictable outcomes required Demonstrated ability to communicate (written and verbal) effectively with patients/clients and families required Demonstrated ability to practice collaboratively and communicate clearly with members of the interdisciplinary team to provide care for a full range of patients/clients required Demonstrated ability to set priorities and organize work in response to patient/client and unit needs Demonstrated commitment to ongoing learning, professional development and continuous quality improvement required Demonstrated basic skill level with computers, MS Word, incident reporting systems, internet searches, data entry and patient information systems required Demonstrated knowledge and skill related to crisis intervention and conflict resolution required Demonstrated strong leadership, problem solving, critical thinking, team building and interpersonal skills required Department specific Qualifications: Has obtained training and education in the area of Advanced Wound & Ostomy care required Has obtained certification with CNA or WOCNCB Evidence of wound management expertise/practice within nursing experience Foundational understanding of Wound Bed Preparation Experience with debridement including mechanical and autolytic methods preferred Experience with graduated compression bandage application preferred Experience with trouble shooting ostomy appliance issues, acute/chronic complications Participates in relevant committees such as the Skin and Wound Steering Committee. Must be able to independently adjust & prioritize changes in work volume to accommodate urgent clinical needs. Facilitates discharges to the LHIN or ICC program Seeks direction from medical staff, manager or other Skin & Wound team members as needed Participates and leads nursing research pertaining to patient populations relevant to Skin Wound and Ostomy Company/Organization Description As a premier academic and research healthcare organization, St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton (SJHH) is committed to making a difference in people’s lives and creating a lasting future for our community through integrated health services and internationally recognized programs. Our threefold mission is to provide dynamic research, revolutionary methods in health sciences education, and the highest standard of clinical care in a spirit of compassion, innovation and commitment. SJHH is a member of the St. Joseph’s Health System (SJHS), and is affiliated with McMaster University, Mohawk College. St. Joseph's Health System and Niagara Health are committed to working together through a Collaborative Agreement (Renewed August 18, 2020). St. Joseph's is also home to the prestigious Firestone Institute for Respiratory Health and the high-tech Brain-Body Institute. The internationally renowned Centre for Minimal Access Surgery (CMAS) is among St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton’s prominent teaching contributions. SJHH is also one of only four hospitals in Ontario designated as Baby-Friendly. Baby-Friendly means that we protect, promote, and support breastfeeding. SJHH has earned a national reputation for outstanding patient care and innovative medical and surgical treatments. The Hospital is particularly well known for excellence in respiratory care, kidney and urinary care, mental health and addictions, surgical services, cancer surgery and women’s and infants’ care. We are also recognized as a leading academic and research centre.

Share Industry News in an Upcoming NSWOCC Membership Newsletter! We are pleased to announce that you are now eligible to shared Industry News to NSWOCC Members via the quarterly NSWOCC Newsletter, which launched in February 2023 by the NSWOCC Membership Core Program. The Newsletter is sent out in February, April, September, and November each year. This newsletter is designed to keep our mailing list of 1000+ NSWOCC Members, including NSWOCs, SWANs and allied healthcare professionals, informed of news that is pertinent to the fields of wound, ostomy and continence and to further build a community of practice. This newsletter will provide another way for Industry news to reach your audience of product decision makers. The Industry News & Announcements section will allow Industry Associate or Industry Associate Plus types to submit an announcement, ad, or news piece that will display in this Industry News & Announcements Section. For example, you may just to submit a full article, news/blog post, or just a short announcement. For longer form content like articles or blogs, a short preview will display in the newsletter with a button and Call-to-Action to visit the full content elsewhere: this can be posted on our NSWOCC website as a blog, or linked to somewhere else on your own website. You can see the template as demonstrated below: Headline 75 word preview of the post Button with a Call to Action (CTA) and URL to the full news post on the NSWOCC website, or on your own website Optional: a 1x1 JPG image to be included in the preview of your news post The Newsletter includes the following sections: Introduction Contest(s) (this month will be a “name the newsletter” contest) NSWOCC Joke of the month Featured NSWOCC Member Recognizing NSWOCs and SWANs Core Program Corner NSWOCC Association News WOC Institute Program News Upcoming Events Industry News The Industry News section allows Industry Associate or Industry Associate Plus types to submit a news piece that will display in the Industry News Section using the following template, as demonstrated in the screenshot: Important notes The full news post will also exist on the NSWOCC website under “Industry News” permanently (unless you request for it to be removed). The full, static news post will also include your 1x1 image. There is no character or word limit for this full post. Upon request, NSWOCC will be able to provide analytics for total clicks on your news post (CTA button) in the newsletter, as well as views/clicks on your static news post on our website. There is no word/character limit for the full news post. Pricing Standard cost for an Industry News Post - $500.00 Pricing discounts for: Industry Associate Plus is $300.00 ( Total $200.00 per post) Industry Associate is $225.00 ( Total of $275.00 per post) Interested in submitting an Indutry News post? Email us today! 2025 Dates & Deadlines February Newsletter: To be sent: Wednesday, February 26th Submission deadline: Friday, February 21st April Newsletter (NSWOC Week): To be sent: Wednesday, April 16 Submission deadline: Friday, April 11 September Newsletter (SWAN Week): To be sent: Wednesday, September 24 Submission deadline: Friday, September 19 December Newsletter To be sent: TBD Article deadline: TBD

< Back NSWOC Wound Care Nurse - Community ParaMed North York, ON, Canada Full time/Part time View Full Job Description How to Apply Please apply online at: ParaMed Careers View Full Job Description Job Description In this community nursing role, as a Nurse Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence (NSWOC) Nurse and as working as a part of the ParaMed nursing health care team the NSWOC will provide and promote evidenced based advanced wound, ostomy and continence assessment, management and care to all patient groups either through a consultative process or by direct care. Why you’ll love working here: Autonomy, independence, and a work-life balance Supportive team of peer nurses and supervisors Opportunity to develop long term therapeutic relationships with patients Best in class training and development programs, including comprehensive clinical orientation and hands-on skills labs Celebration and Recognition programs Full-time and Part-time scheduling including every other weekend off Monday to Friday schedule is available for both full-time & part-time roles Comprehensive health and dental benefit plans Company paid mobile devices Mileage compensation Opportunities for career advancement Employee perks and exclusive offers What you'll do: Provide direct practice to patients requiring wound, ostomy and continence assessment, care and management. Provide education to ParaMed’s nursing health care team, patient, and families. Provide consultation /clinical support to ParaMed’s nursing health care team (direct/or remote) including recommendations for specialty products/nursing care. Participate in wound/ostomy/continence clinical leadership opportunities. Collaboration with internal and external stakeholders. Preceptor ParaMed nurses as required. Follow wound, ostomy and continence evidence based clinical best practices and ParaMed policies and procedures. Requirements/Qualifications Nurse Specialized in Wound Ostomy & Continence (NSWOC). International Interprofessional Wound Care Course (IIWCC) may be considered. Registration with the CNO as a Registered Nurse in good standing. Canadian Nurses Association Certification -WOCC(C) – an asset Minimum of 1 year experience as a practicing Registered Nurse ideally in a community setting and/or providing wound/ostomy/continence care to patients (direct care/consultation) Current membership/registration with the Nurses Specialized in Wound Ostomy & Continence Canada (preferred) Company/Organization Description

< Back Communications & Operations Manager Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy & Continence Canada Ottawa, ON, Canada Remote, Full-Time $65,000.00-$85,000.00 per year View Full Job Description How to Apply Apply online at https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4411658065/ View Full Job Description Job Description The Communications & Operations Manager is responsible for the day-to-day execution of NSWOCC’s operations, membership services, communications, and events, ensuring all activities are delivered efficiently, accurately, and with a high standard of professionalism. This role plays a central part in maintaining smooth operations and delivering a consistent, high-quality experience across all organizational touchpoints. Working under the strategic direction and ongoing support of the COO, the role focuses on carrying out key operational, marketing, and administrative priorities with a high degree of professionalism, attention to detail, and reliability. While the COO and volunteer teams will provide guidance, direction, and collaborative support—particularly in areas such as event management and marketing strategy—the Communications & Operations Manager is responsible for executing these initiatives effectively and ensuring timely follow-through. This is an execution-focused position, where success is defined by the ability to translate direction into high-quality outputs and positive experiences for members, patients, partners, and the public. Requirements/Qualifications Position will begin with primarily administrative and operational roles, with the intention of providing digital marketing and more communications support as the role evolves and experience in the organization grows. 1. Operational Execution & Administration Independently manage day-to-day virtual office operations Prepare documents, reports, and internal/external communications Coordinate calendars, meeting agendas, and minutes Maintain organized systems for files, workflows, and reporting Identify and flag opportunities for operational improvements Other duties as assigned 2. Membership Services & Front-Line Experience Act as a primary contact for members, patients, and the public (email and phone) Troubleshoot membership, registration, and database issues Distribute membership and partner lists (monthly and scheduled) Support Membership Core Program initiatives to enhance member benefits, and attend monthly meetings Support the creation and distribution of surveys Perform segmented mail merge campaigns using Outlook, Word, and Excel to send targeted mass communications to members 3. Communications & Digital Marketing Execute marketing and communications activities including the development and scheduling/distribution of: Social media content Email (e-blast) communications via Wix and Mailchimp Maintain and update websites (ongoing) Create and edit digital assets (written, graphic, basic video) Monitor analytics and report on performance biannually for annual and mid-year reports Support the promotion of programs, webinars, and events Assist with the development and delivery of quarterly newsletters using Mailchimp 4. Events, Meetings, and Conference Support Support other staff and volunteer teams in planning and execution of local, regional, and national events, including: Manage registration, attendee data, and reporting accuracy Program development and branded materials Speaker, exhibitor, and sponsor coordination (as directed) Marketing material and promotions, including creating social media assets Attend monthly planning committee meetings Provide on-site registration support (occasional travel required) 5. Data Management & Reporting Manage data across membership, event, and CRM systems Generate reports on membership, events, and marketing performance Qualifications & Skills Exceptional virtual office and remote work capabilities Advanced Microsoft 365 skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), including: Mail merging and document automation Strong Excel skills, including the ability to work with raw data, create pivot tables and pivot charts, and generate clear, actionable reports Strong experience with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, SurveyMonkey; CRM and email marketing platforms including Mailchimp; Social media management tools (e.g., Hootsuite) Familiarity with basic web design and website management (Wix preferred) Knowledge of basic SEO principles, as well as reporting using Google Analytics Strong graphic design skills using Adobe Photoshop or Illutrator (preferred). Note that illustration is not required Strong knowledge of digital and print publications using Adobe InDesign Basic video editing skills (e.g., small edits to webinar recordings) Strong attention to detail, organization, and time management, with a commitment to high-quality execution Excellent oral and written communication and interpersonal skills, with a professional and service-oriented approach Self-directed, reliable, and responsive, with the ability to take initiative and ownership and follow through on responsibilities Entrepreneurial, adaptable, and solutions-oriented; able to pivot quickly to changing priorities and new initiatives Comfortable working in a primarily virtual environment, with occasional in-person event support Work collaboratively with leadership, members, patients, volunteers, and partners Desire to gradually increase involvement in strategic discussions as familiarity grows Company/Organization Description Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence Canada (NSWOCC) is a registered charity representing over 600 specialized nurses and 1,600 members committed to advancing high standards in patient care. The organization provides national leadership in wound, ostomy, and continence nursing through education, research, and policy advocacy. NSWOCC fosters a unified voice for its members, offering a platform to support each other and influence healthcare decisions. The association is dedicated to promoting excellence in specialized nursing care and improving healthcare outcomes.

Prevention and Management of Skin Damage Related to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Access the PPE Toolkit The use of PPE has had a dramatic increase since the onset on COVID-19. NSWOCC is providing an evidence summary for the prevention and management of PPE skin related skin injuries called Prevention & Management of Skin Damage Related to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). The tool kit contains the following information: Best practice recommendation document Quick Reference Enabler Educational video (temporarily unavailable) Teaching powerpoint This PPE Tool Kit is intended to highlight the emerging concern of PPE-related skin injury and to provide prevention and management solutions for potential PPE related skin injury. Individuals may require a repeat mask fit testing to ensure prevention and management efforts do not interfere with PPE efficacy. Please note that it is the responsibility of each healthcare professional to verify with their institutional infection control team that any measure taken to prevent or manage PPE-related skin injuries do not interfere with the efficacy of the PPE nor are in contravention to any workplace policy.

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