Nursing

Here’s a look at the average starting salaries for some popular entry level healthcare positions across Canada.

For most people, the ER is a place to be avoided. For McMaster nursing grad Kelly Vondervoort, it was exactly where she wanted to be.

Registered Nurses Erin Okanik and Abigail Keeso share their experiences as new grads starting out their healthcare careers in Ontario hospitals.

New grad RNs explain what it’s like to start a nursing career with Northern Health at the new state-of-the-art Fort St. John Hospital in Northern B.C.

New grad Registered Nurse Brittney Peebles works with new moms and their babies at Queen Elizabeth II Hospital in Grande Prairie, Alberta.

Three different individuals before, during and after graduating, showing the real-life struggles of students at each of these three stages.

Ryerson University Nursing grad Eunice Llagas works in The Scarborough Hospital’s Telemetry unit.

Krista Root, Recruitment Specialist in the Human Resources department at The Scarborough Hospital, shares application and interview tips for students and grads.

Recruiter Marlene Apolczer discusses the career opportunities at Northern Health and shares her career advice for healthcare students.

Find out why Northern Health’s Regional Manager of Recruitment and its 7,400 other employees love living in northern British Columbia – and working for Northern Health.

For her placement this semester, fourth-year Queen’s University nursing student Jacqueline McQuaig is working as a student nurse with patients on the multi-organ transplant unit at SickKids hospital in Toronto.

While going into medicine for purely altruistic reasons is admirable, considering what kind of environment you want to work in is important when taking your future sanity and finances into account.