Job Posting: Office Coordinator for Canadian Association for Parish Nursing Ministry
The Canadian Association for Parish Nursing Ministry (CAPNM) is seeking an Office Coordinator to join their team. This role is essential in unifying Parish Nurse activities across the country.
As the Office Coordinator you will:
- Support the work of the Board of Directors and subcommittees
- Manage daily correspondence, filing, and financial records
- Liaise with webmaster and bookkeeper
- Create a quarterly newsletter
- Manage membership registrations
- Assist with the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and National Conference
This is an annually contracted part-time position (250 hours/year). Administrative training and/or experience equivalent is required. Board experience is preferred. Orientation is provided.
This position is available immediately.
Further information is available at capnm.secretary@gmail.com or www.CAPNM.ca
Parish Nursing Alberta Summer
A small gathering of members of Parish Nursing Alberta took place this summer at the home of Helle Tees. Good food, great fellowship and wonderful stories were shared on a beautiful afternoon in sunny Alberta.
Pictured here are (left to right) Helle Tees, Kathy Dempsey-Glegloff, Elaine Domning, Janelda Cornfield
Who We Are
We are the Alberta chapter of the national parish nursing association – The Canadian Association for Parish Nursing Ministry – CAPNM.
A specialty practice group for parish nursing was established under the College and Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta (CARNA) in 2012.
A number of parish nursing ministries are located in Edmonton, Calgary, Lethbridge, Red Deer and numerous other centers. The specific number of parish nursing ministries in Alberta is largely unknown.
Why Choose Parish Nursing Alberta?
Elaine
I belong to PNA because I believe in the values of the organization and have seen the benefit to churches who endorse this type of ministry in their congregations.
Kathy
I belong to PNA because the role of parish nursing is not well understood by most people in the province. This Association, as a special interest group under the Alberta Association of Nurses (AAN), brings legitimacy to the role and support to parish nurses and others supportive of this unique role.
Janelda
I am a Parish Nurse because I consider it a privilege to walk alongside those within both our church and greater community. Many individuals in our society today are lonely, depressed, and grieving. It is a blessing to be the hands, feet, eyes and ears of Jesus, through the lens of nursing.
