India to Canada : Nursing Information

FREE VIRTUAL WEBINAR

NURSING
IN
CANADA

This online webinar will provide information about working in Canadian healthcare and the support programs provided by the Government of Canada. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions to our experts about nursing in Canada.

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DATES

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10th

7:00 PM (IST)

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH

7:00 PM (IST)

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH

7:00 PM (IST)

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PRESENTERS

Meghan Wankel has been with CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses since 2014 and has coordinated the agency’s Pre-Arrival Supports and Services (PASS) Pre-Arrival Program since 2016.

PASS has provided case management and supports to over 1700 internationally educated nurses in their countries of residence planning migration to Canada. 

She has a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from University of Toronto and a Masters of Migration and Refugee Studies from the American University in Cairo.

Mark Piercey joined The CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses as the Marketing and Promotions Officer for the PASS program in March 2024. He created the pre-arrival Client and Intake Referral Portal for the federal government.

Mark has extensive experience in marketing and public relations, with several years working under partnerships with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

He has helped thousands of newcomers successfully utilize Canada’s pre-arrival and post-arrival programs.

Currently working as a consultant, Ravneet Sandhu is a dynamic professional with eighteen years of extensive experience in helping individuals and businesses navigate challenges and become successful. She specializes in immigrant settlement planning, career development, content creation and education. With a diverse work history spanning facilitation, coaching, entrepreneurship and management roles in India and Canada, she has empowered hundreds of clients and students by helping them unleash their unique skills and passions and taking charge of their personal and professional success. Once a newcomer to Canada herself who experienced first-hand the challenges that immigrants face, Ravneet is driven to support newcomers in their journey of starting a new life in Canada through the Planning for Canada (PfC) program.

INFORMATION

This webinar is presented by the PASS Pre-Arrival Program, the CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses, and Planning for Canada.

In this webinar, you will learn about: 

  • PASS services, all designed to support people throughout licensure and workforce integration preparation
  • Nursing designations, educational standards, and scopes of practice in Canada
  • Overview of the regulatory landscape
  • Common challenges and barriers faced by internationally educated nurses immigrating to Canada
  • Steps you can take pre-arrival to foster successful outcomes / pre-arrival tips
  • Labour market demographics
  • PASS program requirements and eligibility
  • 5 top tips that internationally educated nurses should know before arriving to Canada

*Please note: The PASS pre-arrival program is not a recruiting program. We do not recruit Internationally Educated Nurses.

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PASS Pre-arrival Supports and Services

The Pre-Arrival Supports and Services Program (PASS) is a pre-arrival program funded by the Government of Canada.

The PASS pre-arrival program is for Internationally Educated Nurses (IENs) in their countries of residence who have been approved for immigration to Canada.

There is no cost for PASS services. IENs must have proof of graduation from a nursing school and a letter of immigration confirmation from the Government of Canada.

Planning for Canada Pre-arrival Program

Planning for Canada provides information and guidance to family and economic class immigrants and Atlantic Immigration Program candidates before their arrival so they can be better prepared to live and work in Canada.

We offer information sessions, personalized planning services and connections to in-Canada advisors for province or territory-specific information and guidance on settlement and employment services to make finding work in your intended field and occupation faster and easier.

CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses

The CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses provides IENs with the one-on-one case management, language and communication skills, exam preparation, professional development, mentoring and networking to be successful in the nursing profession within Ontario, Canada.

Since 2001, the CARE Centre has provided programming and services dedicated to supporting international nurses back into practice, providing pre-arrival services (the PASS program) and post-arrival services (the STARS program – in Ontario, Canada).

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PASS Pre-arrival Program Services

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Case Management

One-to-one virtual case management, tailored to individuals’ unique circumstances. After registration with PASS, members gain immediate access to the PASS Program Coordinator for individual consultation and guidance

Courses

Courses tailored for the Canadian healthcare system.
Nursing Communication Foundations, designed for nurses with an English language proficiency level of Canadian Language Benchmark 5 and 6. The course requires a minimum of 35 hours of independent study time.

Webinars

Live and pre-recorded webinars and information sessions.
PASS is made up of 11 webinars. Each webinar is approximately 1 hour – 75 minutes long. After completion of all 11 webinars, members will receive a certificate of completion.

Connections

Post-arrival connections to resources in Canada.
Information and referrals to targeted agencies, including regulatory bodies, professional associations and community organizations in destination provinces, are facilitated so each participant can transition into post-arrival supports.

Mentorship

Learn from other Internationally Educated Nurses in Canada.
PASS has nurse mentors all across Canada who volunteer their time to provide support and assistance to certification candidates. Nurse mentors hold current CNA certification and have a minimum of three years’ experience in their chosen nursing practice specialty.

Registration & Exams

Information on NCLEX exams, Canada's nursing regulatory institutions and more.
Information and referrals to targeted agencies, including regulatory bodies, professional associations and community organizations in destination provinces, are facilitated so each participant can transition into post-arrival supports.
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PASS pre-arrival program helps Internationally Educated Nurses prepare to work in Canada’s health care field.

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