Job summary
Part-time | Approximately 1 day/week initially, with opportunity to grow
MINT Condition is building a different kind of healthcare practice.
We believe good healthcare requires more than tests, data and recommendations. People need help understanding what matters, deciding what to do next, and actually implementing those changes in their lives.
MINT brings medical and allied-health professionals together to help clients better understand their health, address current concerns, improve function and performance, and reduce future health risk.
We are looking for an exceptional Nurse Practitioner to join our clinical team and help shape this model.
The opportunity:
This is not a traditional high-volume primary-care position.
Our NP will have the opportunity to spend meaningful time with clients, investigate health concerns, interpret clinical data in context, develop individualized recommendations, and work alongside an interdisciplinary team that helps clients put those recommendations into practice.
Areas of focus may include:
- preventive health and risk assessment
- women’s health, including perimenopause and menopause
- men’s health
- cardiometabolic health
- healthy aging
- bone health and body composition
- sleep and fatigue
- cognitive health
- physical health and performance
- interpretation of laboratory and diagnostic findings
Our services may incorporate comprehensive health histories, physical assessment, laboratory testing, DEXA/body-composition assessment and other evidence-informed investigations where clinically appropriate.
Who we’re looking for
- We’re looking for an NP who is:
- clinically excellent and evidence-based
- curious and thoughtful
- an exceptional communicator
- comfortable working autonomously
- interested in preventive and proactive healthcare
- collaborative and enthusiastic about interdisciplinary practice
- interested in looking beyond individual symptoms to understand the bigger clinical picture
- excited by the opportunity to help build and refine a new model of care
Experience in primary care, women’s health, menopause, men’s health, metabolic health, preventive medicine, healthy aging or related areas would be particularly valuable.
The position will initially be approximately one day per week, with the opportunity to increase involvement as MINT grows. Because this is an early clinical hire, the successful candidate will also have an opportunity to contribute to the development of MINT’s clinical pathways, assessment processes and services. Candidates must be registered, or eligible for registration, as a Nurse Practitioner in British Columbia.
Key responsibilities
- Provide comprehensive, evidence-informed health assessments with a focus on prevention, early identification of health risks, and improving long-term health and function.
- Assess, diagnose, and manage health concerns within Nurse Practitioner scope of practice, including ordering and interpreting laboratory and diagnostic investigations and prescribing medications where appropriate.
- Support clients in areas such as women’s and midlife health, men’s health, cardiometabolic health, healthy aging, sleep, fatigue, cognitive health, bone health, and physical health and performance.
- Translate clinical findings and health data into clear, individualized recommendations and care plans.
- Collaborate closely with MINT’s interdisciplinary team to help clients implement recommendations and achieve meaningful, sustainable health changes.
- Provide appropriate follow-up, monitoring, referrals, and coordination of care.
- Maintain accurate clinical documentation and adhere to BCCNM standards, privacy requirements, and evidence-based practice guidelines.
- Contribute to the ongoing development of MINT’s clinical pathways, assessment protocols, services, and model of care as an early member of the clinical team
Qualifications
Required Qualifications
- Current registration and good standing as a Nurse Practitioner with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM).
- Graduate degree from a recognized Nurse Practitioner program.
- Strong clinical assessment, diagnostic, and clinical decision-making skills.
- Demonstrated ability to independently assess and manage a broad range of health concerns within NP scope of practice.
- Strong commitment to evidence-informed, patient-centred care.
- Excellent communication skills, with the ability to translate complex medical information into clear, practical recommendations.
- Strong collaborative skills and an interest in working as part of an interdisciplinary healthcare team.
Preferred Qualifications & Experience
- Additional training, certification, or demonstrated advanced clinical experience in perimenopause, menopause, and midlife women’s health is strongly preferred.
- Advanced knowledge of the assessment and management of perimenopausal and menopausal concerns, including evidence-informed hormone therapy, symptom management, bone health, cardiometabolic health, sexual health, sleep, and healthy aging.
- Several years of NP clinical experience, ideally in primary care, family practice, women’s health, or a related setting.
- Additional education or certification in areas such as menopause care, women’s health, lifestyle medicine, preventive medicine, or healthy aging is considered a strong asset.
- Experience ordering and interpreting laboratory and diagnostic investigations and integrating findings into individualized treatment and prevention plans.
- Interest or experience in other areas relevant to MINT, including men’s health, cardiometabolic health, cognitive health, sleep, and physical health and performance.
- Interest in health behaviour change and helping clients translate medical recommendations into meaningful, sustainable changes in daily life.
- An entrepreneurial, collaborative, and curious mindset, with an interest in helping shape clinical pathways, programs, and services within a growing preventive-health practice.
Compensation & benefits
- Competitive compensation, commensurate with experience, advanced training, and areas of clinical expertise.
- Flexible engagement model: opportunity to join MINT as either an employee or independent contractor, depending on the successful candidate’s preferences and circumstances.
- Employee compensation: $100–$150 per hour, with access to MINT’s group benefits plan.
- Competitive contractor compensation available for candidates who prefer an independent contractor arrangement.
- Part-time position of approximately one day per week initially, with the opportunity to increase hours as MINT grows.
- Flexible scheduling with the opportunity to establish a consistent clinical day.
- Longer appointment times that support comprehensive assessment, thoughtful clinical decision-making, and individualized care.
- Support for ongoing professional development, particularly in perimenopause, menopause, midlife women’s health, preventive health, and healthy aging.
- Collaborative interdisciplinary practice environment with medical and allied health professionals.
- Opportunity to help shape MINT’s clinical programs, care pathways, and model of preventive healthcare as an early member of the clinical team.
- Modern, thoughtfully designed clinical environment in North Vancouver.
- Opportunity for expanded clinical and leadership responsibilities as MINT grows.
How to apply
Interested candidates are invited to submit a CV and brief expression of interest outlining what interests them about MINT Condition and this opportunity.
Please send applications to:
Natalie Hull, Senior Occupational Therapist, Co-Founder
natalie@mintcondition.ca
We welcome applications from experienced Nurse Practitioners who are excited about preventive healthcare, midlife women’s health, and the opportunity to help shape a growing interdisciplinary practice.