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We are partnering with healthcare leaders and organizations in Canada and outside of Canada on initiatives that will allow for a representative, inclusive and representative process for aspiring health professionals.

05/22/2026

Are you an Internationally Educated Healthcare professional?

The National Healthcare Language Program (NHLP) is helping internationally educated healthcare professionals strengthen the language and communication skills needed to succeed in Canada’s healthcare system.

Strong communication is essential in healthcare — from building trust with patients to collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and navigating professional environments with confidence. The NHLP supports participants in developing healthcare-specific language skills that improve workplace readiness, patient interactions, and professional integration.

Through focused learning, practical communication training, and supportive guidance, the program helps internationally educated healthcare professionals feel more confident as they continue their journey toward meaningful careers in Canada’s health workforce.

Learn more https://isans.ca/program/national-healthcare-language-program/about

05/21/2026

Trained as a family physician outside Canada? Ontario is ready for you.

Backed by the Government of Ontario and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, Practice Ready Ontario offers a streamlined pathway to licensure with a 12-week assessment. Avoid repeating you training and start your career faster with a three-year return of service in an underserved community.

Check your eligibility: https://touchstoneinstitute.ca/assessment/practice-ready-ontario/

The future of healthcare isn’t just in hospitals—it’s in data, innovation, and informed decision-making.Consider a caree...
05/06/2026

The future of healthcare isn’t just in hospitals—it’s in data, innovation, and informed decision-making.

Consider a career in Applied Health Information Science. Conestoga College still has space available for September in their Bachelors program. 95% of past graduates have been able to find employment related to the knowledge and practical experience gained through this exclusive two year program.

For more information visit: https://www.conestogac.on.ca/fulltime/bachelor-of-applied-health-information-science-honours

Achēv is a Canadian nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals gain skills, secure employment, and settle successfully t...
04/30/2026

Achēv is a Canadian nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals gain skills, secure employment, and settle successfully through free services in employment, language training, youth support, and newcomer programs. Each year, it empowers over 100,000 people with tailored guidance, training, and resources to reach their goals and build a strong future.

https://achev.ca/

04/29/2026

Sommet sur l’intégration des PSFE dans la main-d’œuvre en santé au Canada.

Date: Jeudi 30 avril 2026
Heure: 13h00 - 16h00 HE
Lieu: École de pharmacie
Université de Waterloo
10A rue Victoria Sud
Kitchener, ON, N2G 1C5

Discussions interactives et échanges de connaissances à travers nos parcours d’apprentissage axés sur l’intégration au marché du travail.

Conversations sectorielles avec des associations professionnelles en santé et en santé alliée.

Occasions de réseautage pour établir des liens avec des pairs, des organisations et des leaders du secteur partout au Canada.

Joignez-vous à nous en personne à Kitchener, en Ontario, ou virtuellement — ne manquez pas cette occasion de participer à du réseautage, à des échanges de connaissances et à des discussions intersectorielles avec des leaders de l’industrie et d’autres PSFE.

Cliquez ici pour vous inscrire: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/RNfh8cz4SumYYWfG7K2ryQ

Facilitators:

Juan Carlos Chirgwin - Médecin de famille, chef local de Clinique Physioversal, Montreal, QC

Nursing:

Gilbert Shongo -nfirmier Autorisée, Ordre des Infermières et Infermièrs de l’Ontario, Mentor, Programme PSFE-IEN Canada

Pharmacy
Pierre Caumes - Pharmacien formé à l’étranger, Gestionnaire de Territoire (Convatec Canada), Carrières alternatives en santé

Facilitateurs:

Juan Carlos Chirgwin - Médecin de famille, chef local de Clinique Physioversal, Montreal, QC

La profession d'infirmière:

Gilbert Shongo -nfirmier Autorisée, Ordre des Infermières et Infermièrs de l’Ontario, Mentor, Programme PSFE-IEN Canada

Pharmacie:
Pierre Caumes - Pharmacien formé à l’étranger, Gestionnaire de Territoire (Convatec Canada), Carrières alternatives en santé

04/29/2026

There is still time to register for the 2026 IEHPs in Canada’s Healthcare Workforce Summit this Thursday.

Join us in Kitchener, Ontario in person, or virtually, but don’t miss this opportunity to engage in networking, knowledge exchange, and cross-sector discussions with industry leaders and other IEHPs.

Date: April 30th

Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM EST

Location: School of Pharmacy https://uwaterloo.ca/pharmacy/

Visit https://internationalhealthprofessionals.ca/iehps-can-healthcare-workforce-summit/ for the event agenda and registration for hybrid and live participation.

Speakers include:

Dr. Wasem Alsabbagh IPG Registered with the OCP Associate Professor University of Waterloo, School of Pharmacy

Kelsey Skromeda Director, Integration Program, Canadian Pharmacist Association

Pegeen Walsh, Public Health Expert, Instructor at ACIPHE

Eberechukwu Peace Akadinma, Registered Nurse, Nursing & Health Policy Analyst, Canadian Nursing Association

Dr. Nasrin Alostaz, IEHP Nursing Content Specialist Registered Nurse with the CNO

Happiness Rosemary Ezeh, IMG, PGY1 Resident Family Medicine, University of British Columbia

Kalpeshkumar Vansia - International Medical Graduate, PGY1 Resident Family Medicine, Toronto Metropolitan University, ON

Se-Inyenede Onobrakpor - International Medical Graduate, PGY1 Resident Family Medicine, University of Calgary, AB

Eberechukwu Peace Akadinma - Registered Nurse, Nursing & Health Policy Analyst, Canadian Nursing Association, Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario

Nasrin Alostaz – Registered Nurse, Nursing and Health Policy Analyst, Canadian Nursing Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario

Ruchi Gera - Internationally Trained Dentist, Dental Office Manger, ON

04/17/2026

Are you an internationally educated pharmacist looking to practice in Canada?

Through the Internationally Educated Health Professionals in Canada (IEHPs-CAN) Pharmacists Pathway, you can access a clear roadmap designed to support your transition into Canadian pharmacy practice.

Here’s what the pathway helps you understand:

✔ Step-by-step licensure process in Canada
✔ How to begin with Pharmacists’ Gateway Canada
✔ PEBC document evaluation and examinations
✔ Language proficiency requirements
✔ Bridging programs and training options if needed
✔ Provincial registration and final licensing steps

This platform is designed to help internationally trained pharmacists move forward with confidence, clarity, and the right resources at every stage.

Learn more here: https://internationalhealthprofessionals.ca/pharmacists

04/09/2026

CARE Centre offers free supports for eligible, internationally educated nurses (IENs).

Complete our easy eligibility checker to find out which program may work for you and receive follow-up from a CARE Centre team member.

Learn more:
https://care4nurses.org/eligibility-checker/

03/26/2026

Your journey to practicing nursing in Canada can be complex, involving multiple steps such as credential assessment, licensing, and workforce integration. From having your education evaluated and meeting language requirements, to navigating provincial regulatory bodies and securing employment, each stage requires careful planning and access to reliable information. With the right guidance, resources, and support networks, internationally educated nurses can successfully transition into the Canadian healthcare system. The IEHPs‑CAN platform provides clear, profession-specific guidance to help you navigate every step.

The Internationally Educated Nurses (IEN) pathway offers detailed information on licensure requirements, credential assessments, provincial registration processes, and alternative routes to practice. It also outlines key steps for exam preparation and meeting regulatory expectations, ensuring you are well-prepared for success.

Beyond licensure, IEHPs‑CAN connects you with mentorship, professional networks, and practical resources to support your integration into Canada’s healthcare system. Accessing profession-specific guidance helps you make informed decisions and pursue your nursing career in Canada with confidence.

Explore the nursing pathway and resources here: https://internationalhealthprofessionals.ca/nurses/

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