Practice Preparation for Domestic and Internationally Educated Nurses
Bring your skills to make a difference through person-centered care. Portage College, along with partner post-secondary institutions, offers programs to remove barriers and help internationally trained nurses join Alberta’s healthcare workforce.
Course Start Date: Open Enrollment – Online
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Email: training@portagecollege.ca
Internationally Educated Nurse Bridging Expansion Program
The NCLEX Preparation Course for Domestic and Internationally Educated Nurses provides a complete, all-in-one review of the information learners need. The self-paced, online course includes helpful hints for writing the NCLEX and practice questions similar to what the learner will experience in the NCLEX exam. Delivery Format Asynchronous online, where you have the support of a course tutor to be successful. Completion Timeframe 45 hours of self-paced learning material. 15 weeks for completion.Price $699.00 which includes the course e-book and access to additional online learning resources. Learner Requirements Access to a computer and a stable internet connection. Are required to complete all self-study modules and assessments. Access Time You have 15 weeks access to your electronic materials included in the course, starting at the first of the month. Failure to start your course content on your start date will negatively impact your success in completing the course. Refund/Extension Policy No refunds or withdrawals are permitted for Practice Preparation for Internationally Educated Nurse courses. PPIEN courses are not eligible for an extension. If you do not complete the course content within your registration timeframe, you will have to re-register and pay for the full tuition again. How to Apply Please contact Continuing Education via email training@portagecollege.ca. An agent will give you instructions on how to apply.
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The Jurisprudence and Ethics in Canadian Nursing Practice Course for Domestic and Internationally Educated Nurses provides an understanding of the jurisprudence related to nursing and its implications for nursing practice including the legal and ethical framework that regulates nursing practice in Canada.Delivery Format Asynchronous online, where you have the support of a course tutor to be successful. Completion Timeframe 45 hours of self-paced learning material. 15 weeks for completion.@{foo}Price $399.00 Learner Requirements Access to a computer and a stable internet connection. Are required to complete all self-study modules and assessments. Access Time You have 15 weeks access to your electronic materials included in the course, starting at the first of the month. Failure to start your course content on your start date will negatively impact your success in completing the course. Refund/Extension Policy No refunds or withdrawals are permitted for this course. PPIEN courses are not eligible for an extension. If you do not complete the course content within your registration timeframe, you will have to re-register and pay for the full tuition again. How to Apply Please contact Continuing Education via email training@portagecollege.ca. An agent will give you instructions on how to apply.
This course is meticulously crafted to cultivate proficiency and instill confidence in executing vital psychomotor skills indispensable for nursing practice in Canada at an entry-to-practice level. It encompasses hands-on training under the guidance of seasoned mentors and educators.
This course aims to equip students with essential concepts for cultivating a thorough understanding, synthesis, and integration of pertinent knowledge into the realm of Canadian healthcare practices, specifically focusing on prevalent medical and surgical conditions.
This course aims to acquaint students with a comprehensive array of mental health interventions pertinent to nursing practice in Canada. Through an in-depth exploration, students will gain proficiency in recognizing and addressing various mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, personality disorders, and substance abuse. Emphasis will be placed on culturally sensitive approaches to mental health nursing, ensuring effective care for patients navigating these challenges.
This course offers students a comprehensive understanding of mental health interventions essential to nursing practice in Canada. Through an in-depth exploration, students will gain insight into prevalent mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, personality disorders, and substance abuse, along with culturally sensitive approaches to care for patients facing these challenges.