Transition to Practice registration requirement takes effect April 1, 2025. This new requirement ensures that individuals who enter the nursing profession in Ontario are familiar with competencies specific to the Canadian context of practice. CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses is excited to announce a collaboration with Toronto Metropolitan University to develop and plan the […]
Important Announcement! Read More »
RACISM AND DISCRIMINATION AMONG NURSES IN CANADA AND THE IMPACTS OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: A SCOPING REVIEW.” Read the report HERE.
Racism and Discrimination in Nursing Report Read More »
CARE Centre was privileged to contribute to the global nursing conversation and share our expertise in supporting IENs.
“The nursing profession is stronger as a united front”
Nursing Week Message from Leigh Chapman, RN, PhD, Read More »
CARE Centre Case Manager & Communication Lead Tina Novotny, has a written article in the latest issue of Hospital News. Page 28 and 29
“Accelerating internationally educated nurses’ entry to the nursing workforce” Read More »
Executive Director Ruth Lee on Focus Cantonese to discuss the journey of Internationally Educated Nurses and CARE Centre. Watch HERE.
Executive Director Ruth Lee Read More »
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.
CARE Centre 4 Nurses in Ontario, helping IENs get licensed and employed Read More »
Maria James says finding a job in her home city of Toronto was a challenge.
How immigrants are overcoming obstacles to build careers in Canada Read More »
Thank you to CARE Centre Case Manager Anna for sharing the story of IEN’s and the mission of CARE Centre.
Focus Mandarin (ON) Read More »
Transition of Internationally
Educated Nurses into Practice:
What We Need to Do to Evolve as an Inclusive Profession over the Next Decade
EVOLVING OUR WORKFORCE: WHAT NEEDS TO CHANGE? Read More »
