News
A selection of articles about CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses and about issues that relate to CARE Centre.
Language and Communication through Videoconferencing - Video
CARE Centre is partnering with the Ontario Telemedicine Network to adapt and deliver language and communication courses for internationally educated nurses. Funded by the Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration, this project is called the Tele-Language Training Project.(TLT)
Looking for Resources on Integrating Internationally Educated Nurses in your Workforce?
A unique web-based guide designed to help hospitals and health care facilities overcome barriers faced by internationally educated nurses.
New IEN of the Year Award named in honour of Dr. Joan Lesmond
CARE Centre's Joan Lesmond IEN of the Year Award will honour an outstanding CARE Centre member nurse who has attained their Ontario nursing credentials and excelled in their profession, emulating the late Dr. Lesmond’s widely recognized achievements.
CARE Centre Opens New Office in Peel Region
In its continued expansion to better serve Internationally Educated Nurses (IENs) throughout Southwestern Ontario and to create a local presence in New Canadian communities, CARE Centre for IENs is pleased to announce the opening of its Peel Region office
IEN of the Year Award
As part of its 10th anniversary celebrations, CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses is establishing the IEN of the Year Award.
Enter the Nursing Profession in Ontario - Video
Highlighting programs at CARE Centre and features testimonials from our partners, alumni and team. To find out more, attend an information session today!
Request for Proposals: Program & Structure Review
CARE is looking for consultants who will be creative, flexible and experienced in reviewing programs & structures and working with diverse groups.
Internationally Educated Nurses Join Ontario Health Care Workforce
CARE Centre Celebrates New Graduates on May 11th during National Nursing Week May 9-15th
CARE Centre Welcomes Dignitaries to London Graduation Ceremony
Minister of Health and Long Term Care Deb Matthews, London-Fanshawe MPP Khalil Ramal and Mayor Joe Fontana to attend special luncheon March 25th
Nurses 4 Ontario career fair – February 12 2011
Are you a nursing student looking to start your career, or an experienced RN or RPN looking for a change, this is the place to be.
