uOttawa is putting on a study that aims to explore new graduate nurses’ experiences in critical care in order to develop an evidence-informed national guideline for new graduate nurses’ transition to critical care. To participate you must meet the following requirements: Completed your basic nursing education within last two years; Have a temporary or full […]
Nunavut is hiring casual nursing positions for the upcoming fall/winter season. Follow this link to find out more
Nunavut is hiring! Read More »
We’re sorry but due to technical issues, online renewal is delayed until Tuesday October 19th. Here’s the link to the Frequently Asked Questions where you will find information on renewal and changes to the fees. Thank you for your patience as we work to resolve the issue. Click here for renewal FAQ
Renewal opens tomorrow (October 15th)! For a list of frequently asked questions regarding the process, click here.
We are hiring: Director of Professional Conduct and Complaints Officer; and a Director of Regulatory Services and Professional Practice. Click on either job title to see the full job description.
”…For our health system to make it through the fourth wave, governments and health organizations need to urgently work together to support our health workers. Without health workers, there is no health care.” — Tim Guest, CNA president For the full news release addressing COVID-19 concerns and the call for urgent action, click here
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CADTH has released a quiz/case study for the month of October. To participate and test your own knowledge, click here.
CADTH October Quiz! Read More »
Nursing in Canada’s North involves overcoming many challenges every day, including staffing, access, equipment, transportation and weather, to name just a few. But there is an incredibly strong sense of community here, and residents who call the North home go to great lengths to overcome nature’s obstacles to keep one another safe. In this episode,
Nurse’s Voices: Supporting Communities in the North Read More »
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Closed
Mailing Address
PO Box 2757
Yellowknife, NT
X1A 2R1
Phone:
867-688-8255
Fax: 867-988-3858
Office Location:
2nd Floor Northway Building
Unit # 205 – 4916, 49 Street
Yellowknife, NT
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We acknowledge the College and Association of Nurses of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut (CANNN) office is located on Chief Drygeese territory, which are the traditional lands of the Yellowknives Dene First Nation since time immemorial. We also recognize that CANNN regulates nursing professions in the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, which comprises portions of lands from Treaties 8, 11, the Nunavut Agreement and within Inuit Nunangat. We are grateful to live and work on these lands and are committed to deepening our understanding of the distinct histories, languages, and cultures of all Indigenous Peoples, including the Dene, Inuit and Métis peoples.
