Mission
The Manitoba Association of Foot Care Nurses promotes and maintains the shared interest of members while advancing the profession and empowering foot care nurses in the pursuit of practice excellence.
Manitoba Association of Foot Care Nurses
The Manitoba Association of Foot Care Nurses is a group of nurses dedicated to understanding the foot and how it functions in relation to the rest of the body. Nurses use this knowledge to promote optimal health to ensure Manitobans remain active members of their communities.
Job Posting – Reid Mobile Foot Care Services
Reid Mobile Foot Care Services is looking for an RN or LPN that is registered with CRNM or CLPNM and has completed a recognized Foot Care course .
Flexible hours available, with the opportunity to service clients in the home and within clinic settings .
Reliability and the ability to work independently is necessary .
Please forward a resume to 999-feet@mail.com or call Kellee Reid at 431-999-3338 to discuss the position.
Job Posting – Sunshine House
Working within a Population Health and Harm Reduction framework, the Foot Clinic Nurse will provide a range of direct foot care services to clients attending the Street Feet Program, including direct care, education and advocacy.
Sunshine House, 646 Logan Ave., Winnipeg
Hours: Part-time; 2 shifts per month; either Mondays 1400 – 1700 and/or Wednesdays 1800-2100
Closing date for job posting: August 30, 2019
Canadian Footwear is offering a 15% discount to all MAFCN members off regular prices on all in-stock items (excludes custom orthotics). MAFCN members must present a current membership card at the time of purchase.
MAFCN Meeting
Wednesday June 5, 2019
AGM dinner/Retirement Tea
Victoria Inn
1808 Wellington Avenue
Winnipeg
Opportunities for Your Business
Tools for sale. Business opportunities. Good deals for MAFCN foot care nurses. You’ll find them on this page.
If you have, or know of, a job posting in foot care nursing, please forward information to us and we will list it on our site.
Did you know...
75% of all Canadians will experience a foot related health problem at one time or another in their lives.
Only a small percentage of the population is born with foot problems; it is poorly fitting footwear, neglect and a lack of awareness of proper foot care that create problems.
Many people have the notion that as we age our feet are supposed to hurt!