Oakville Head Office: Mon-Wed and Fri 9 am-4:30 pm, Thu 9 am-8 pm

• Career exploration and individualized planning
• Job search skills training (resume, cover letter, interview prep, LinkedIn, networking)
• Workplace readiness and Canadian workplace culture guidance
• Technical skills training (CPR-BLS, Phlebotomy, Intramuscular Injections)
• Credential recognition and licensing guidance; study groups for MCCQE1 and NAC OSCE exams
• Mentorship opportunities with healthcare professionals
• Paid 12-week vocational work placements
• Free IMG study groups for licensing exam preparation

• Paid work placements in healthcare
• Certifications (CPR-BLS, Phlebotomy, IM injections)
• Support with credential recognition
• Access to mentors and networking opportunities

• Access to pre-screened, job-ready candidates
• Financial support to offset onboarding and training costs
• Build a diverse workforce to improve patient care
• Participate in networking and employment fairs

• Join the Steering Committee (advisory, program improvement, networking)
• Serve as a mentor or guest speaker

• Register online through the program website


• Employers and healthcare organizations can connect via the website for partnership opportunities

For internationally educated health professionals who are:

• Permanent residents, temporary residents with an open work permit, naturalized Canadian citizens, Convention refugees/protected persons


• Holders of an internationally obtained post-secondary degree, diploma, or certification


• Internationally educated health professionals: skilled newcomers who have been educated, trained or worked in a role that supports the delivery of health care and health care supports outside of Canada, such as audiology, dentistry, laboratory technology, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, physiotheraphy, respiratory therapy, psychology, social work, and more


• English proficiency CLB 7 + or IELTS 6.0+