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Amendment #1
Date: October 22, 2026
Reason: Condition of employment under "Please Note" section has been updated.

Job ID: 67500
Job Category: Health Services
Division & Section: Public Health, Community Health & Wellbeing
Work Location: 1530 Markham Rd.; 850 Coxwell Ave.; 5100 Yonge St.; 2340 Dundas St W.; 399 The West Mall
Job Type & Duration: Full-time Temporary 11 Month Vacancies
Hourly Rate and Wage Grade: $48.15 - $52.66, TF0177, Wage Grade 13 (Salary step determined based on relevant experience)
Shift Information: Monday-Friday, 7 Hours/Day, 35 hours/week
Affiliation: L79 Full-time
Number of Positions Open: 10+
Posting Period: 09-Oct-2026 to 23-Oct-2026

Reporting to a manager within Community Health and Well-being, the public health nurse (PHN) will deliver appropriate services to Toronto families, schools and communities in their assigned program area.

Major Responsibilities:

• Provides public health nursing service for individuals, families, groups, schools and the community according to the program specific policies and procedures and program and operational plans of TPH, the Community Health Nursing Standards of Practice and the standards of the College of Nurses of Ontario.
• Conducts relevant screening and health/service assessment at the individual/family/school/community level and develops appropriate plans to meet those needs, using a consultative approach.
• Assesses and makes referrals to other TPH Services, health professionals / agencies and directs clients to community resources. Liaises with program areas and area office staff to ensure communication of relevant information and issues.
• Delivers appropriate interventions from a health promotion and behaviour change perspective, based on the health needs assessment conducted for the individual/family/school/community.
• Maintains service delivery records and other necessary documentation according to the policies and procedures of TPH as well as the Standards of Practice set out by the College of Nurses of Ontario.
• Collaborates and consults with community groups, coalitions and agencies such as schools, community centres, or workplaces and early years centres to assess health needs, and in partnership with the community group or agency plans/delivers and assists in evaluation of TPH programs and services.
• Facilitates community partnerships, and liaises with other professionals, including other TPH program staff, school/community agency staff and City of Toronto staff to identify health needs and participates in the development of community partnerships and action plans to meet those needs.
• Represents TPH on assigned community networks and committees Mentors and provides training, guidance and support internally to staff and externally to school staff/parents, students and peers.
• Prepares, submits and presents activity reports, data and other reports, e.g., such as documentation, time and activity data collection. Contributes to reports needed for external funding sources for managerial approval.
• Presents and participates in professional conferences and workshops. Makes presentations to other health professionals/colleagues.
• Participates in the development and implementation of policies, procedures, operational plans, work plans and updated resources pertinent to the assigned program area.
• Participates in the planning, development, coordination, implementation and evaluation of health promotion programs, resources, and special projects as assigned, either independently or with a project team in the community.
• Participates in the co-ordination of projects as determined by program specific operational plans.

Key Qualifications:

Your application must describe your qualifications as they relate to:

You must also have:

• Ability to travel to and between multiple locations across Toronto including but not limited to North York, Etobicoke, Scarborough etc. within reasonable timeframes, including the secure transport of work-related materials (e.g., vaccines, medical supplies). Access to a vehicle and G-class license are an asset.
• Knowledge of population health approaches, client engagement principles and health promotion theory.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Excellent assessment, consultation, counselling skills and group facilitation skills. Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to establish and maintain good public relations.
• Ability to work using anti-oppressive practices and harm reduction approaches. Ability to provide services appropriate to clients and communities with diverse cultures, health beliefs and practices.
• Ability to work effectively in interdisciplinary teams/groups and in community partnerships/networks.
• Ability to work flexible hours - overtime, shift work including evenings and weekends may be required.
• Ability to communicate effectively in both English and French (oral and written) is considered an asset.

Please Note:

• As a condition of employment with Toronto Public Health's Community Health and Well-being Section, Healthy Babies Healthy Children Unit, successful candidates must provide a satisfactory Vulnerable Sector Check ("VSC") in accordance with the Child, Youth and Family Services Act, 2017 and Ontario Regulation 155/18. Thereafter, employees are required to provide a satisfactory VSC at least once every three years. In years when a VSC is not required, employees must submit an offence declaration. Candidates not otherwise identified above will be required to submit a satisfactory Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC) as a condition of employment.
• Prior to employment, successful new hires, will be required to complete a questionnaire to determine their placement on the wage scale.

NOTE TO INTERNAL FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME CITY OF TORONTO EMPLOYEES:

City of Toronto employees must apply to full-time or part-time employment opportunities posted on the City's Internal Job Posting Portal.

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