A new certification program at the University of Windsor will qualify nurses to prescribe medication.
A new certification program at the University of Windsor will qualify nurses to prescribe medication.
Students learn about job opportunities at the nursing career fair, Nov. 30 in the Ambassador Auditorium.
Students learned about job opportunities at the nursing career fair, Nov. 30 in the Ambassador Auditorium.
Discuss job opportunities with employers at the Nursing Career Fair, Nov. 30 in Alumni Auditorium.
Discuss job opportunities with employers at the Nursing Career Fair, Nov. 30 in Alumni Auditorium.
Chief Nursing Officer for Canada Leigh Chapman, chief nurse of the International Council of Nurses Michelle Acorn, and UWindsor dean of nursing Debbie Sheppard-LeMoine addressed an audience during “Dean’s Intentional Conversations” speaker series.
Monica Staley-Liang, chair of the School of Nursing, and president Patti France of St. Clair College, UWindsor president Robert Gordon and dean of nursing Debbie Sheppard-LeMoine sign a memorandum of understanding at the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance on Thursday.
Professors Dave Andrews and Kathy Pfaff are 2023 recipients of the Educational Leadership Award.
Professors Dave Andrews and Kathy Pfaff are 2023 recipients of the Educational Leadership Award.
As associate dean of nursing for graduate programs and Research, Kathryn Pfaff aims to promote compassionate and interprofessional healthcare models while emphasizing collaboration in her approach to leadership.
Building Blocks for Better Babies is a service offered through the Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program in Windsor and Essex County that provides support and health education for expectant moms experiencing social and financial challenges.
Building Blocks for Better Babies provides expectant moms enduring hardship with a comforting measure of peace of mind.
Nursing professor Edward Cruz received a Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Award for his work with internationally educated nurses.
Nursing professor Edward Cruz received a Top 25 Canadian Immigrant Award for his work with internationally educated nurses.
Nursing students Huda Manfoukh and Brett Parent joined an international team to collect and process stories of how the pandemic impacted the profession for an upcoming ebook.
