Dr. Judy Duchscher and her national team are excited to share this platform of support for nursing students and newly graduated practical, psychiatric and registered nurses as they transition to professional practice. NTF offers:
A platform of education and connection related to professional role transition for students approaching graduation, new nurses experiencing transition and educators, senior nurses and leaders looking to support our newest professionals;
Social and professional support network for nurses moving into professional practice for the first time;
Knowledge-generating and initiative-sharing network on new nurse professional role transition; and
Source of information that can assist in our understanding of practice patterns and workplace issues being faced by new nurses and their senior nursing colleagues.
The team for Nursing The Future™ comes from across Canada and speaks to all scopes of nursing practice. Have a listen to their stories about how this project is uniting nurses and moving nursing forward.
Comprehensive support tools for mentors, preceptors, managers and clinical educators to facilitate orientation, transition, integration and stabilization of new nurses within the workplace.
Resources including employment opportunities, transition resources across health regions and geographic distinctions that can help you make decisions about where you want to work!
Links to national representative bodies for nurses including regulatory and professional associations, health and education ministries, unions, nursing specialty practice and special interest groups.
Hear from leaders in diverse fields as they share their perspectives about entering the Canadian healthcare workforce. The unifying theme for this series is ‘The Year of the Nurse: The State of Our Nation’.
Nurses share what nursing means to them; what is unique about their practice; what it is like to practice in the contemporary context of healthcare; and what new graduates need for a healthy professional role transition.
Have you ever wondered what the NCLEX was actually like? Do you have questions about how and when to begin preparing for the NCLEX?
NCLEX CONNECT PART I offered a tasty appetizer to wet your NCLEX palate! We covered the purpose of the exam, how it is different than any other exam you've ever taken in nursing school, and recent changes to the exam. Join NTF for NCLEX PART II - the "Main Course" of on NCLEX Menu:
How to prepare for the NCLEX
Nurse Tilda hosts a grassroots discussion on preparing for the NCLEX in this CONNECT session:
- Organizing and utilizing your recommended minimum of 50-100 hours of study time, - NCLEX Practice Questions Banks - how to choose 'em and how to use 'em, - NCLEX Preparation Products-with a special focus on Hurst Review, and - Tackle some NCLEX-style questions, demonstrating NCLEX-specific testing strategies.
- One winner for a $25 Amazon Gift Card - Two winners for an autographed copy of "A Nurse's Story" - Grand Prize: One Free NCLEX Review with Hurst Review Services
Nursing The Future™ acknowledges that nurses across this country live, work and play on the lands of our Indigenous Ancestors and we join our members in expressing respectful gratitude for this privilege.
Préparer l’avenir des soins infirmiers reconnaît que les infirmières et infirmiers du pays vivent et travaillent sur les terres de nos ancêtres autochtones et nous nous joignons à nos membres pour exprimer notre gratitude pour ce privilège.
Bureau de PASI: #5 - 1795 Summit Drive, Kamloops, BC V2E2E8 | Téléphone: 306-716-3286 (toll free Canada and United States) | Courriel:newgraduates@nursingthefuture.ca