Caring for our health care workers
This month, Windmill’s blog offers valuable advice to help internationally-educated healthcare professionals achieve wellness in the workplace, grow in their leadership skills and plan for a long and successful career in Canada.
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Planning for your career success in Canadian health care: Five questions to ask yourself to reach your professional goals as an immigrant or refugee
Health care is one Canada’s biggest employment sectors and skilled immigrants and refugees have unlimited opportunities to grow their careers in the Canadian healthcare system. With your in-demand skills, it’s important to develop a career success plan and ask yourself questions about where you want to go in your health-care career.
The future of caring: The tech skills health care professionals need to succeed in Canada
Health care workers from doctors to nurses are increasingly expected to have familiarity with new technologies designed to improve patient health and well-being. Together with experts from the Information and Communications Technology Council, we highlight the tech skills they need to succeed in the future.
Newcomer health care workers need to prioritize their wellness in the workplace. Here are five steps to help them do it.
Burnout and exhaustion are affecting newcomer health care workers across Canada. We partner with Wellness Works Canada to share five self-care steps they can take to improve their wellness and career longevity.
How bridging programs can empower internationally-educated nurses (IENs) to reach their career goals in Canada.
Bridging programs for internationally-educated nurses can support you on your path to getting licensed in Canada, but it’s important to understand the cost and time commitment required. Recognizing their value, we highlight four key things to look for when choosing a bridging program.
Climbing the ladder: Tips for newcomers who aspire to leadership roles in Canada’s health care system
There will be exciting and growing leadership opportunities for skilled immigrant and refugee health care professionals across Canada, in the years ahead. We connect with Alain Doucet, President and CEO of the Canadian College of Health Leaders, to offer tips to newcomers in reaching their health care leadership goals.
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