Articles about what’s new at CARE
Nursing is the backbone of any healthcare system. In Canada, nurses are the largest group of regulated health professionals, but the size and capacity of the workforce have not kept pace with the growing demand for care. Four in 10 nurses intend to leave the profession, leave their job, or retire within the next year. There are obvious …
Integrating Internationally Educated Nurses Into Canadian Practice 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”
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.
Practice Experience Description:CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses (CARE Centre) in collaboration with University Health Network (UHN) announces an opportunity for member IENs to meet their outstanding safe practice requirement and complete their RN/RPN registration. This experience is not designed to complete the competency gap requirement. It is an enhanced supervised experience intended for IENs …
CARE CENTRE is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Live Webinar – Board MembersTime: Mar 24, 2021 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://care4nurses-org.zoom.us/j/82937838773 Meeting ID: 829 3783 8773Passcode: 527717
Hi everyone, a Ryerson University team is seeking ethnic minority nurses & UCPs to participate in a one-time short online survey. We would like to understand your experiences facing stigma and discrimination while also working on the frontlines against COVID-19. Participants will be eligible to win a $150 e-gift card should they provide their personal …
