Saint Paul University’s Institute for Transformative Leadership, in partnership with the National Newcomer Navigation Network - N4, has developed this new program to help Internationally Educated Healthcare Professionals (IEHPs) overcome barriers to finding healthcare jobs in Canada.
Fostering Canadian Integration for Internationally Educated Health Professionals (IEHPs): From Learning to Action
Registration for Fall 2022 is closed
This program is listed on academica's Top Ten in Higher Education
HIGHLIGHTS
Free (funded by IRCC) · Certificate of attendance · Limited spots · 100% online
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
This program is designed to accompany and support IEHPs with the challenges of finding their place in Canada. It is based on an integrated development model that stresses knowledge, skills and identity (who I am and who I am becoming). The program's content will allow you to develop skills and knowledge for successful integration in Canada while forming a learning community through exercises of personal development and reflective practice (peer mentoring, reflective learning journals, discussion forums). It is training that welcomes you and helps you leverage your expertise in a new cultural context.
TOPICS
- Self-reflection and Discernment
- What is my story? What do I need to learn?
- What decisions am I facing?
- Thriving in Canada's Mosaic
- Canada's multiculturalism in action
- History of health care in Canada
- Social Justice and Ethics
- Values and social justice
- Ethical decision-making
- Displacement and Belonging
- Immigration experience and trauma
- Resilience and self-care practices
- Interpersonal Communication
- Dialogue: listening and speaking skills
- Collaboration in intercultural settings
- Integration Session
- Engaging your leadership
- From learning to action
STRUCTURE
Fall 2022 – September 12 to December 4, 2022
- 12 weeks with 2-4 hours of engagement/week.
- 6 modules, each with 1h of live webinar (recording will be available to participant) and a series of pre-recorded learning videos, readings and practices.
- Online discussion groups of up to 10 people and volunteer peer mentoring.
- 6 “Ask me anything” live sessions with the instructors.
AUDIENCE
International Medical Graduates (IMGs) and International Educated Nurses (IENs) looking to be optimally employed and thrive in the Canadian Healthcare system.
Candidates for this program must have a Canadian address.
Application to this program is open to any Canadian province or territory except Quebec.
