Internationally Educated Nurses

• 21 nurses from the Philippines finish training in Saskatchewan, more expected to arrive

  Twenty-one nurses from the Philippines completed their training in Saskatchewan and have started working. The province is expecting more to arrive in the upcoming months.

  Health

  Jan 17
  
• Nursing applications from workers outside of Alberta are on the rise

  More people have been issued permits to be a nurse in Alberta so far this year than in the past four years combined, according to the College of Registered Nurses of Alberta.

  Health

  Jul 13, 2023
  
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• Internationally trained nurses in Ontario call for better support

  Despite Premier Ford's announcement last fall to bring more internationally educated nurses into Ontario's health-care system, experts say more still needs to be done.

  Health

  Feb 22, 2023
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• Province hopes to bring more international nurses to Alberta

  The Alberta government is providing more spaces and financial aid to get internationally educated nurses accredited in the province.

  Health

  Feb 13, 2023
• New Brunswick says program recruiting internationally-trained nurses has been a success

  New Brunswick’s government says efforts to recruit nurses trained internationally have so far been successful – with 80 brought in to date and over 100 more on the way.

  Health

  Apr 11, 2022
• Internationally-educated nurse shares her journey at London Health Sciences Centre

  Ann Shaji, an internationally-educated nurse, is part of the first group at LHSC to work as nurse interns in order to obtain the hours needed to receive their licences.

  Health

  Feb 4, 2022
• ‘Imprisoned’: Some internationally-educated nurses ready to work in Ontario, but can’t

  Some internationally-educated nurses that have met requirements needed to work here still do not qualify, as permanent residency applications stall amid the pandemic. 

  Canada

  Jan 12, 2022