IEN Connector Stories Summer 2017 Meet Our New CARE Centre Staffers CARE Centre is pleased to announce that two new case managers and an office records coordinator, all nurses, have joined the CARE Centre staff. Member IEN Ismail El Assaad, RN, the 2012 Joan Lesmond IEN of the Year Award-winner, is the new case …
Meet our New Brampton Case Managers CARE Centre’s Peel Region office in downtown Brampton now has two full-time case managers serving clients. Natolina Marius-Springer is a CARE Centre member RPN, on her way to obtaining her RN, who worked as a nursing instructor in St. Lucia. “Having been on the IEN journey in Ontario, I …
CARE Centre has collaborated with expert nurses and learning specialists to develop signature programs designed to meet the particular needs of IENs seeking registration in Canada. While some are restricted to CARE Centre members, others are open to all interested candidates. Please see links below for details on current offerings and view the What We …
CARE Centre Case Managers are now available to meet with IENs in the offices of community partners around the Greater Toronto Area. These co-located offices are listed below. For information on service hours and to speak with a case manager to book an appointment, please call CARE Centre’s main phone number at 416-226-2800. North c/o COSTI 3100 Rutherford Road Vaughn Central …
CARE Centre Case Manager & Communication Lead Tina Novotny, has a written article in the latest issue of Hospital News. Page 28 and 29
Executive Director Ruth Lee on Focus Cantonese to discuss the journey of Internationally Educated Nurses and CARE Centre. Watch HERE.
Samantala suporta para sa mga internationally educated nurses para agad makabalik sa propesyon. ‘Yan ang alay ng grupong Care 4 Nurses sa Ontario, sa report ni Paula Saraza.
Maria James says finding a job in her home city of Toronto was a challenge.
Thank you to CARE Centre Case Manager Anna for sharing the story of IEN’s and the mission of CARE Centre.
Transition of Internationally
Educated Nurses into Practice:
What We Need to Do to Evolve as an Inclusive Profession over the Next Decade
When Raza Suliman decided to get licensed in Ontario it kickstarted a time-consuming and expensive process that is one week from finishing. Her story and her ideas for streamlining the process so more people like her can get to work.
