Upcoming Webinars

September 27 · 1 PM EST · English · 1 hour · Free
Ensuring Equitable Health Care Through Interpretation: From Concept to Practice

Need for interpreter services has never been greater. Good, clear, and accurate communication is essential in delivering exceptional care. CHEO has recently expanded their interpreter services. The aim of this webinar is to share these new strategies. 

Speakers: Jill Sullivan, Manager, Patience Experience, CHEO · Jocelyn Lamont, Patient Experience Specialist, CHEO · Catherine Penney, QI Specialist, N4

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October 11 · 1 PM EST · English · 1 hour · Free
Unveiling the Invisible: Exploring Intersections in Child Welfare and Immigration 

Speakers will highlight their national training program, direct services, and intersectoral international consultation centre.  They will highlight the trends and emerging issues that all professionals serving newcomer children, youth and their families should be aware of.  As part of Ontario’s child welfare sector, and considered a model for redesign, they will provide a glimpse of what child welfare services should look like in the future. 

Speakers: Liz Okai, Manager, CWICE · Danielle Ungara, Manager, CWICE

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October 18 · 1 PM EST · English · 1 hour · Free
Supporting IENs to Relaunch and Flourish in their Nursing Career in Canada

Join CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses to learn about: why Canada needs IENs: An Environmental Scan, the credentialling assessment process for nurses seeking licensure in Canada, and how CARE Centre support IENs to licensure and employment.

Speakers: Rola El Moubadder, Program Manager, CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses · Meghan Wankel, Program Coordinator, CARE Centre for Internationally Educated Nurses

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October 25 · 1 PM EST · English · 1.5 hours · Free
Doing More With What You Know: An Introduction to Knowledge Mobilization for Newcomer-Serving Professionals 

This workshop will equip newcomer-serving professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to plan, do and evaluate their KMb activities. Participants will engage in an activity to apply principles of KMb to their own contexts. 

Speaker: Sarah Pinder, Knowledge Broker, Knowledge Institute for Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions

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November 22 · 1 PM EST · English · 1 hour · Free
Learn to Successfully Structure Orientation for Internationally Educated Health Professionals

In this webinar, speakers will describe the uniqueness of IEHP orientation, important topics that should be covered, and provide concrete, actionable recommendations that can be adapted to your organization

Speakers: Catherine Driscoll, International Educated Nurses (IEN) Coordinator, Horizon Health Network · Ndolo Njie-Mokonya, Supervise Practice Experience Program Coordinator, The Ottawa Hospital

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About the Employer Series
This webinar series focuses on sharing resources, promising practices, and tips to assist health care employers of all sizes and sectors in recruiting, on-boarding, and retaining IEHPs

The unprecedented health human resource crisis and the impacts of COVID-19 have required creative solutions to retain health professionals. A key aspect to this solution is incorporating IEHPs into our workforce. N4 is hosting a webinar series for health care employers that will share promising practices from employers and experts across Canada. After attending, participants will leave with strategies and promising practice they can apply in their organizations that will support the recruitment, on-boarding, and retention of IEHPs.