Cherry Oak Hospital Canada

12/31/2020

When it's time to wake your patient up for their 2AM PO famotidine 🤣

12/31/2020

Nursing is a team sport 💯

12/25/2020

Registered Nurse Qualifications/Skills:

Clinical skills
Bedside manner
Infection control
Physiological knowledge
Administering medication
Medical teamwork
Multitasking, listening, and verbal communication
Health promotion and maintenance
Education, Experience, and Licensing Requirements:

Registered Nurse (RN)
Active applicable state licensure
Clean background check and clean drug screen

12/11/2020

, , and #🤩🥰Nurse !

12/11/2020

Kindly reminding everyone that this Covid 19 virus is still here and to always be mindful of that. Talks of a second wave approaching and I am just so over it. 😩

Trying to stay positive and less sweaty in my PPE ! 🤣

Be Safe and Happy Monday folks ! ❤️

12/11/2020

Cherokee Uniforms Try on Haul!

12/11/2020

Wearing a mask or face covering helps prevent the spread of COVID-19. Masks should complement – not replace – other prevention measures. Continue physical distancing and good hand hygiene.

12/11/2020

Elderly Care Nursing needed.

12/10/2020

8-year-old unicorn Alizah Lewis gets creative with art specialist Deb Wozny at the Cherry Oak Children's Hospital. 🌈🦄

12/05/2020

12/05/2020

Central Zone - Congratulations to Jessica and Jaanvi, two very deserving Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre youth volunteers, who were each presented with the Landmark Group of Builders Central Zone Youth Volunteer Scholarship for the 2020 year. Jessica contributed an outstanding 367 hours as a volunteer assisting in many different areas of the Hospital from November 2014 – August 2019. Jaanvi has been an active youth volunteer with RDRHC since Nov. 2015 and has contributed an amazing 420 hours of service so far. Jessica and Jaanvi are two of the most dedicated and reliable youth volunteers I have had the pleasure of working with over my 21 year career as a Volunteer Resources Coordinator with the Red Deer Regional Hospital. They both truly wanted to make a positive difference in the lives of others, improve their community, and change the world for the better. They understand that the important things in life are not what you have, rather what you do. Based on what these extraordinary young ladies have already “done” and continue to do, they are shining examples of walking the talk! The scholarship award will help them and their families to fund the their post secondary studies in their chosen healthcare related field.