Join the virtual interactive Boost! Workshop and be a part of an interprofessional health team for a day. An interprofessional health team in Canada is made up of healthcare professionals from different backgrounds such as doctors, nurses, pharmacists and allied healthcare professionals who work together as a team to provide care to patients. You will gain from […]
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CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses presents: Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre will join us to discuss the human rights framework in Canada, and how it applies to people entering or working in the nursing sector in Canada. The presentation will discuss systemic barriers that internationally educated nurses may face when entering the profession, and
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CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses presents: By the end of the session, you will be able to identify and differentiate between the various types of wounds, describe the stages of wound healing, and apply dressings and various wound care products suitable for different types of wounds. Additional Details Presenter: Edsel Mutia, RN, is an
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CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses presents: Conflicts are inevitable when you work in a stressful environment like health care. Tension and stress can result from miscommunication and differing opinions and priorities and no matter where you are in your nursing journey, either preparing for RNCCAP, preparing for exams, SPEP or employment you will find
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It is my great pleasure, as the new Executive Director of CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses (IENs), to wish everyone a Happy Nursing Week on behalf of our organization and Board of Directors, led by our new Chair, Lesley Hirst, a fellow IEN. This year is especially meaningful as CARE Centre celebrates 25 years
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Scarborough Health Network (SHN) is shaping the future of care, designing a more integrated healthcare system for one of Canada’s most diverse communities. For more than 850,000 people throughout the eastern Greater Toronto Area, this will mean quicker access to the safest, highest quality healthcare, right here in Scarborough. We operate three full-service hospitals and
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REGISTER HERE AI for IENs in Canadian Nursing Practice: A Foundational Session is designed to help internationally educated nurses (IENs) understand artificial intelligence (AI) and its emerging role in Canadian health care. The session will explore examples of how AI may appear in health care settings, while grounding safe and responsible practice in existing nursing
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Who is invited? New nurse graduates Internationally Educated Nurses Nurses new to LTC Nurses desiring professional growth This Ontario CLRI session includes: An interactive 1-hour session with a focus on ethical issues impacting resident safety, leadership opportunities in the decision-making process and safety measures for residents at risk of falling. Access to our new resource
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CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses (CARE Centre), a not-for-profit professional organization, is celebrating 25 years of service in 2026. Funded by the Ontario Government since 2001, CARE Centre was one of the first bridge-training programs to receive full government funding. Since 2016, CARE Centre has received funding from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
CARE Centre’s new Executive Director is Rola El Moubadder, an internationally educated nurse with more than 27 years of combined healthcare experience in Canada and internationally. She has a long and meaningful history with CARE Centre, beginning in 2010 as a member IEN. Over the years she progressed through several roles, including case manager and
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