Training opportunities provided by Canadian employers, healthcare organizations, and academic institutions to help Internationally Educated Health Care Professionals who must fill theoretical or practical gaps in their learning.
Disclaimer: N4 does not provide referral to training. You need to apply directly to the training opportunity.
If you know of a training opportunity for IEHPs, please share it with us.
Nursing
| Ontario: Supervised Practice Experience Partnership (SPEP) |
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The Supervised Practice Experience Partnership is a partnership program between the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO), Ontario Health and CNO approved organizations. The program offers applicants the option to complete a supervised practice experience in Ontario. Learn More Toronto: Sunnybrook Hospital - Clinical Externs The Ottawa Hospital |
| Ontario: Hamilton Health Sciences’ Internationally Educated Nurse Program |
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The HHS Internationally Educated Nurse (IEN) Integration Program commits to providing service excellence to our participants. We support IENs with their nursing journey in Ontario by providing a case management approach, and helping IENs with the development of an individualized learning plan to meet their learning needs, thereby enhancing their communication and clinical nursing skills. Our goal is to ensure that our participants are provided with mentorship and experiences thereby making them job-ready. Once hired in a commensurate role, the IEN Integration Program continues to support their integration into the Canadian healthcare system. Learn More |
| Saskatchewan: Calling All Internationally Educated Health-Care Workers |
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The Government of Saskatchewan is committed to supporting internationally Educated Health-Care Workers to access employment in the health sector. Please complete this form if you are interested in supports that could help you become a health-care worker in Saskatchewan. Read the information prior to completing the form. |
| Saskatchewan: Healthcare Opportunities for Newcomers from Ukraine |
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Fill out the Assessment Form to help identify opportunities and supports available for you. Supports for eligible applicants may include referral to language classes, assistance navigating the licensing pathway, financial assistance to support the costs associated with the licensing process, and referral to other services. |
Physician
| British Columbia: Physician Integration Program (BC-PIP) |
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The British Columbia Physician Integration Program (BC-PIP) aims to support the successful transition of practice-eligible international medical graduates (IMGs) from the provisional registry to full licensure to practice medicine in British Columbia (BC). Learn More |
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Ontario: Hospitalist Fellowship - St. Michael's Hospital |
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The Unity Health Toronto Hospitalist Fellowship Program is a unique 12-month competitive training opportunity for both Canadian and International physicians who are graduates of a residency program in Family Medicine or Internal Medicine, to acquire advanced skills in the management of complex, hospitalized medical patients. Fellowships typically begin in July of each year. |
| Saskatchewan: Calling All Internationally Educated Health-Care Workers |
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The Government of Saskatchewan is committed to supporting internationally Educated Health-Care Workers to access employment in the health sector. Please complete this form if you are interested in supports that could help you become a health-care worker in Saskatchewan. Read the information prior to completing the form. |
| Saskatchewan: Healthcare Opportunities for Newcomers from Ukraine |
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Fill out the Assessment Form to help identify opportunities and supports available for you. Supports for eligible applicants may include referral to language classes, assistance navigating the licensing pathway, financial assistance to support the costs associated with the licensing process, and referral to other services. |
| Saskatchewan: Internationally Trained Physicians |
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If you are a physician, the Saskatchewan International Physician Practice Assessment (SIPPA) program can assess your readiness to practice family medicine in Saskatchewan. Information on the SIPPA Program is also available on the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine’s website: Introduction to SIPPA and Licensure Pathway process. |