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Geriatric nursing jobs in Jamaica now hiring US$700 per week |
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By: easybread Date: September 26, 2021, 8:29 am |
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Geriatric nursing jobs in Jamaica, Hotel housekeeper jobs now |
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hiring in Jamaica. Practical nursing jobs now hiring in Jamaica. |
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Free nursing schools Jamaica. Move to New York, Florida or |
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Vancouver B.C. |
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Migrate to Toronto Canada from Jamaica. |
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https://www.hotel-online.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/ResettingHousekeeping_0… |
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Some types of nursing jobs include practical nurse, geriatric |
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nurse, school nurse, hotel nurse etc |
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Earn up to $25.00 an hour. Free housing and travel. |
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Please send an email to: [email protected] |
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Whatsapp# 604 430 0685 |
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https://partners.altervista.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/jacuzzi.jpg |
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Practical nurses support patients by providing basic nursing and |
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medical care. Due to the nature of patient care, practical |
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nurses perform many duties depending on where they choose to |
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work. ... Taking vital signs and recording them in patient |
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charts. Performing immunizations and other injections. |
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https://cosynewhomes.boards.net/thread/53/practical-nursing-jamaica-migrate-flo… |
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Practical nursing jobs in Jamaica now hiring. |
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Montego Bay, St James |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t135-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Kingston |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t136-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Half Way Tree, St. Andrew |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t137-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Mandeville, Manchester |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t138-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Spanish Town, St. Catherine |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t139-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Morant Bay, St. Thomas |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t140-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Port Maria, St Mary |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t141-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Port Antonio, Portland |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t142-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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St. Ann�s Bay, St. Ann |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t143-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Falmouth, Trelawny |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t144-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Montego Bay, St. James |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t145-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Lucea Hanover |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t146-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Savanna-La-Mar, Westmoreland |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t147-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Black River, St. Elizabeth |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t148-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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May Pen, Clarendon |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t149-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Ocho Rios, Jamaica |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t150-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Negril, Jamaica |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t151-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Old Harbour, Jamaica |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t152-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Portmore, Jamaica |
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https://caregiverjobscanada.forumotion.com/t153-practical-nursing-jobs-now-hiri… |
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Jamaicans shattering the ceilings in Canada�s healthcare system |
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https://partners.altervista.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Mom-smiling-with-chi… |
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At age nine, Dionne Sinclair was told by her Jamaican primary |
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school educator, �Teacher Thomas�, that she was her �Scholarship |
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Girl�, and that title directed her life throughout her |
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illustrious career in the medical field in Canada. |
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Sinclair, who has made history by being named vice-president of |
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Complex Care & Recovery & Chief Nursing Executive of Ontario�s |
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largest mental health facility, the Centre for Addiction and |
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Mental Health (CAMH), is one of the few black women in Canada�s |
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healthcare system in such a position. |
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On July 26, she steps into her new position, where she will have |
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3,000 people reporting to her, while managing a budget of C$92 |
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million. |
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Making the massive move to CAMH straight out of the Southlake |
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Regional Hospital, Toronto, where she served as Multi-site |
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Director in Diversity and Cultural Advancement, identifying gaps |
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and developing strategies to create more just and equitable |
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workplaces, the Resort, Manchester-born nurse, who holds a |
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master�s in healthcare management, was forced to leave Canadian |
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high school in 10th grade because of her accent; instead, she |
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was told to take up vocational training. |
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LIFE-CHANGING INFLUENCE |
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Had it not been for Teacher Thomas� influence, which spurred |
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Sinclair�s determination, the advice from her Canadian high |
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school guidance counsellor that she was not college or |
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university material would probably have been realised, but |
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scholarship-oriented students are not easily dissuaded, |
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particularly if they are coming from a solid foundation, and |
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Sinclair had that in her favour. |
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�We were told to get our education in high school, so we, my |
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brother Steve and I, were put in a technical school in London, |
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Ontario, called HB Beale. I went into practical nursing and he |
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did sheet metal work,� Sinclair told The Sunday Gleaner. |
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Hearing that the only education she could qualify for was high |
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school was something Sinclair said never occurred to her at the |
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time. |
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�An adult saying I am going to be done in high school and I |
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never had to do any more school, I thought, �wow, what a sweet |
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deal�,� she recalled. |
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The black and Caribbean students were not alone, though. Anyone |
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who didn�t speak �English�, such as the Asians, were put into |
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dry cleaning and the Spanish into the hospitality sector so they |
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could change the sheets in the hotels. This was the 1980s in |
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London, Ontario, where Sinclair�s parents moved to from Jamaica. |
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But, like a true trojan, the five-feet-four-inches tall woman |
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did exceptionally well in the Registered Practical Nursing (RPN) |
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programme, actually topping her class and went further, |
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outpacing her peers in the provincial exam to get her nursing |
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licence, inspiring an unbiased teacher who recommended her to a |
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diploma class at Fanshawe College. |
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And that was all the encouragement Sinclair needed to become a |
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registered nurse. Of course, the stumbling blocks were not out |
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of her way. She had to tutor herself in 11th, 12th and 13th |
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grade physics, biology and chemistry, because she had only made |
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it to high school. |
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No easy nut to crack, her tenacity and diligence paid off, and |
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today she quips about the struggle �dissecting the mitochondria |
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(membrane-bound cell organelles that generate most of the |
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chemical energy needed to power the cell�s biochemical |
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reactions) into something, something�. |
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Entering two years of college at the University of Western |
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Ontario without the requisite subjects, Sinclair still graduated |
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with a 95 per cent average, �because I am Teacher Thomas� |
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scholarship girl and I could not fail�. |
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By then she had become a mother of two, and knowing their future |
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was in her hands, she said failure was just not an option. Her |
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parents were their guardian angels and like Jamaican families |
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are renowned for, helped with the kids, while Sinclair was |
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awarded her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. |
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UPWARD MOBILITY |
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The country girl from the cool hills of Manchester, where today |
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the mangoes fall from the trees during season because there |
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aren�t enough mouths to eat, graduated with her BSc, and |
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immediately decided she couldn�t go back to bedpans in the |
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hospitals. |
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It has been upward mobility since. She worked in the prison |
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system as head nurse, taking the first institution she handled |
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out of paper into automation. Within a few years, the Ministry |
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of Corrections saw her worth and transferred her to Ottawa to |
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set up an infirmary on a hospital wing inside the jail there. |
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Slowly, Sinclair became an agent of change in every environment |
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she was placed, and because she was ambitious she couldn�t |
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settle for anything that seemed stagnant. She had climbed the |
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highest ladder in the system as healthcare coordinator and moved |
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on next to the Royal Ottawa Hospital as a supervisor. |
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Again, she knew what she could bring to the table and in two |
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years in quality improvement, she helped them through successful |
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accreditation. Her next stint was at Humber River Hospital, |
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where she met her mentor, Paula Villafana, director of mental |
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health and addictions at the medical facility. |
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The rest is history, she said. �Paula saw my potential and she |
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gave me a lot of leadership development, by coaching me and |
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encouraging me when I decided to leave to become a director |
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elsewhere.� |
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Sinclair moved into the world of directorship and started her |
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first post in this new realm as director of complex care at St |
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Vincent Hospital, where she had 330 beds, and managers and |
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supervisors reporting to her directly. |
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At age 53, this Jamaican girl has shattered all the ceilings |
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ever hovering over her head. |
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