Lanark County is looking to attract more registered practical nurses by offering new, more flexible part-time opportunities.
The county says it is hiring part-time, on-call RPNs with lower availability requirements, allowing nurses to work just a few days each month. The change is aimed at newly graduated nurses, retirees who are not ready to fully leave the profession, and others looking for a better work-life balance.
According to Lanark County, the roles are designed to give nurses more control over their schedules while still staying active in the health-care field. The positions may also appeal to stay-at-home parents or workers balancing multiple jobs.
In addition to the on-call roles, the county says permanent part-time rotations are also available for those seeking more consistent hours.
Officials say the updated approach helps the county meet staffing needs while recognizing changing workforce expectations.
More information, including job details and how to apply, is available online at lanarkcounty.ca/careers.
