SUMMER OFFICE CLOSURES
Please note that the offices of the Ingram School of Nursing (ISoN) will be closed on the following dates:
- June 21-25, 29
- July 2, 6, 13, 20, 27
- August 3, 10, 17
Wishing everyone a safe and restful summer!
SAVE THE DATE!
McGill University's Nursing Explorations 2018 Conference:
Together Stronger: Nurses Shaping Future Environments for Health
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2018
MORE INFORMATION AND DETAILED PROGRAM COMING SOON.
Conference on Simulation in Healthcare Education
#McGillNursing hosted a one-day conference—led by the Réseau d’enseignement par simulation du Québec (RESQ)—which will examine the different ways that simulation is changing nursing and health care education in Quebec, and around the world.
Congrats to our Nursing grads!
Get to know award-winning #McGillNursing graduates (left to right) Hannah Palmer, Katherine Mohsen, Katie MacMillan, and Xavier St-Germain Roy, who shared their thoughts with us about why they chose to study nursing, and lots more.
Looking for accredited continuing nursing education hours?
We’re offering Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider Training! Choose from several dates over the summer. Counts for 5 hours of accredited continuing nursing education. REGISTER TODAY!
Leaning into Nursing Leadership
RN, CEO and McGill Nursing alumna Lynne McVey shares her thoughts on how nurses can—and should—be taking their rightful place in the highest echelons of leadership in health care administration and policy.
"Super nurses: a missing piece of Quebec's health puzzle"
Our #McGillNursing Nurse Practitioner (NP) Program Director Norma Ponzoni and Primary Care NP Lead Yannick Mélançon Laître speak to the Montreal Gazette about the need for nurse practitioners and some of the challenges in Quebec versus the rest of Canada.
"When nurses flourish, so do patients"
Letter to the Editor of the Montreal Gazette: "Our society will continue to need nurses, and people in it will continue to want to BE nurses."
Educating nurses to be global citizens and agents for change
“An important part of our role as educators is to make future nurses keenly aware of how health intersects with social, cultural, religious, political, gender and sexual factors and experiences.”
Building bridges: connecting McGill Nursing students with Indigenous communities
The Ingram School of Nursing is launching a program providing students with the opportunity to work with Indigenous populations in both Southern and Northern Quebec, in urban, rural and remote communities.
Mission
The mission of the Ingram School of Nursing is to educate current and future nurses, advance the art and science of nursing, and optimize health and health equity globally through academic excellence, strengths-based nursing and innovation.
Vision
Creating conditions for health and healing through knowledgeable, compassionate, strengths-based nursing.
The Ingram School of Nursing at McGill University has been providing world-class nursing education since 1920.
Our McGill Nursing faculty and students are making major strides. Find out more via Nursing E-News.
The School espouses Strengths-Based Nursing (SBN) as its foundation for practice, education and research.
