Articles about what’s new at CARE
A recent survey of over 1,000 Canadians all over the country found that nursing is the most-respected profession, topping the list over doctors for the second year. The annual Insights West survey looked at various careers and asked 1,257 Canadians whether they respected the profession and how much. Ninety-two per cent of those surveyed said […]
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How do I access the online nursing courses offered through CARE Centre? You can look through the CoursePark topics in the pdf calendar document, and if you find subjects of interest, pay for your annual subscription through the convenient PayPal system. You have unlimited access to over 181 courses to take on your own timetable.
FAQ – How to Use CoursePark’s Online Learning Network Read More »
CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses (IENs) is one of Ontario’s first government-funded bridge training programs, founded in 2001 and now serving clients from Windsor to Kingston. CARE Centre is funded by the Ontario Government as a non-profit professional organization and registered charity. Each year CARE Centre recognizes its member IENs for successfully passing their
CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses Celebrates 113 New Ontario Nurses Read More »
CoursePark has expanded their catalog of nursing courses to 181. There has been no change in pricing. Free – New CARE Centre members $30 – Existing CARE Centre members $35 – Non-members.
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CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses Announces Winners of the 2016 Joan Lesmond IEN of the Year Awards For Immediate Release Toronto, October 24, 2016 The CARE Centre Joan Lesmond IEN of the Year Award is presented every November to two outstanding internationally educated nurses, one RPN and one RN. The award is named
Announcing the Winners of the 2016 Joan Lesmond IEN of the Year Awards Read More »
New Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Laura Albanese CARE Centre for IENs has a new minister at the helm of our funder, the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration. The Hon. Laura Albanese was first elected to the Ontario legislature in 2007 as the MPP for York South-Weston. She was re-elected in 2011 and 2014
IEN Connector Summer Edition Read More »
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
Current Course Offerings at CARE Centre Read More »
CARE Centre Executive Director Sue VanDeVelde-Coke Sue VanDeVelde-Coke, RN, MA, MBA, PhD, has been meeting with organizations in the settlement and healthcare communities since becoming CARE Centre’s Executive Director at the beginning of the year. An established nursing leader, Sue has been renewing existing relationships with healthcare employers and nursing professional organizations and has been
CARE Centre’s IEN Connector – Spring 2016 Read More »
Canada-Bound Internationally Educated Nurses Receive a Special PASS from CARE Centre for IENs First Government-Funded Bridge Training Program in Ontario also Celebrating Fifteen Years of Supporting IENs Back into Practice in 2016 For Immediate Release – Toronto, February 25, 2016 Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has funded a new program at CARE Centre for
CARE Centre joins all Ontarians in welcoming Syrian and other refugees to live and work in Canada free of fear and hardship, building new lives of promise and success. Those working to help settle individuals and families are asked to refer any internationally educated nurses to CARE Centre where we can assist them in the process
