Partners in Community Nursing

10/23/2025

"Founded by nurses" isn't just marketing.
It's culture. It's understanding what nurses actually need.

What nurse-founded leadership creates:
- Policies designed by clinical experts
- Support systems that solve real problems
- Recognition that nursing requires proper resources
- Protection for professional practice

"They accommodate everyone and appreciate nurses. They do small things whenever they can do for us." - Chelvy, Visiting Nurse

Leadership that gets it makes all the difference.

When did your workplace last truly support your success? Learn more at www.picn.ca/about

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10/15/2025

The Research Process. Smart nurses do their homework.

When Dillon needed a career change, he had options everywhere. ICU positions. Multiple agencies. Competitive offers.

His decision method: "I really did my research and looked around at different agencies to see who had the best reputation."

Winner: PICN.
Why it mattered:
- Founded by nurses who understand nursing
- Merit-based advancement
- Clinical autonomy with support
- Real professional development

Two years later: "I have no plans to go anywhere else. It's been going well here."

Research pays off. Reputation tells the story.

What matters most in your next career move?

Learn more about working a PICN today: https://www.picn.ca/careers

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Where Your Nursing Career Becomes Your Calling Why Choose PICN At Partners in Community Nursing, we believe that exceptional nurses deserve exceptional opportunities. For 27 years, we've built more than a healthcare organization—we've created a community where nursing professionals can practice at...

09/25/2025

"You feel like a hero, you really do."

That's Angela after 26 years of pediatric shift nursing. She's the nurse families trust with their most precious moments.

One family asked her to speak at their child's funeral after 19 years of care.

This isn't just nursing. This is being the person who matters when it matters most.

What would it feel like to know your work truly changes lives? 💙

Meaningful careers start here: picn.ca/careers

08/18/2025

New hire → Nurse Manager in 2 years.
How?

"Senior management notices and awards merit. If you're good at what you do, you can move very quickly upwards." - Dillon, PICN Nurse Manager

That's what happens when your ideas actually matter and good work gets recognized immediately.

Dillon had multiple options. He chose PICN after researching who had the best reputation in Durham.

Two years later, he's leading a team and still loves what he does.
What would rapid career growth mean for your life? 🚀

Apply at picn.ca/careers

06/23/2025

Night‑shift questions? Charting headaches? First‑visit butterflies?

Honest answers, straight from our nurses:

• “The minute I walk in, parents breathe.” – Angela, Night Shift RN

• “I’d rather you call me now than do paperwork later.” – Dillon Godfrey, RN

• “Flexibility is everything in community care.” – Sarah Winter, Visiting RN

Share your question below.

06/16/2025

3 quick wins for adult home visits:

- Map tomorrow's schedule the night before (avoid the 401 between 8-9 AM!)

- Keep a mini "surprise kit" (extra dressings, tape, gloves)

- Use a private voice-to-text between calls to keep your notes current

Solo visits—but never alone.

"At the touch of a button, you can call the office." – Sarah Winter, Visiting RN

Need skilled home nursing across Durham Region? Call 905-665-1711.

06/13/2025

"Expert wound care when you need it"

Wound care is never one-size-fits-all.

Our visiting nurses adapt on the spot, bringing specialized expertise directly to homes across Durham Region. From debridement to compression therapy, we solve complex wound challenges right at your doorstep.

"Some days you walk in expecting one wound and find six more." – Sarah Winter, Visiting RN Need wound assessment?

Call 905-665-1711.

06/06/2025

That moment when the wound is healed, the IV is removed, or the treatment plan is complete—it's why we do what we do.

Celebrating health milestones with Durham families is the greatest reward of community care.

"If I discharge you, I mean this in the best way—I hope to never see you again 🙂." – Sarah Winter, Visiting RN

Need specialized nursing support? Call 905-665-1711 to discuss your family's needs.

06/04/2025

"Community care teaches you a wide spread of skills, very fast." – Dillon
Godfrey, RN

Swipe to see our nurses mastering:
- Specialized trach & ventilator care
- Complex wound management
- IV therapy & medication administration - Family education techniques

Whether you prefer consistent night shifts or dynamic visiting routes across Durham Region, your skills grow rapidly here.

Learn more at www.PICN.ca

06/02/2025

"Home is where healing happens best."

Children recover faster in familiar surroundings.

Our specialized pediatric nurses bring ventilator support, medication management, and consistent care right to your home in Whitby, Ajax, Pickering, and across Durham Region. Parents tell us: rest comes easier knowing skilled care is already there.

Questions about pediatric nursing at home? Call us: 1-905-665-1711.

05/30/2025

We navigate Durham's neighborhoods so you don't have to navigate clinic parking lots.

Our visiting nurses bring specialized care directly to your doorstep, adapting quickly to your home environment with everything from wound assessments to IV therapy. Whether it's pediatric, palliative, or post-op care, we bring solutions right to you.

Pro tip: If mobility is a challenge, consider using a key lockbox. Let us know and we’ll help you explore options to find a system that works best for your needs.

Curious how our visiting nurses can solve your healthcare challenges? Drop your questions below! 👇

05/27/2025

This is why nurses stay at Partners In Community Nursing — hear it straight from Angela, Sarah, and Dillon.

Why We Stay:

• Relief on parents’ faces — Angela, RN

• Skills that grow fast — Dillon Godfrey, Nurse Manager, RN

• A crew that’s got your back — Sarah Winter, Clinical Nurse Lead, RPN