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You're invited to spend an evening with us at SNIWWOC, celebrating good food and community while also enjoying meaningful discussions. We're excited to welcome special guest Dr. Nancy Clark from the 呱呱爆料鈥檚 Faculty of Health to lead our conversation on refugee mental health initiatives.

This course offers a critical and in-depth exploration of harm reduction as both an underpinning philosophy of care and a practical framework within nursing and healthcare.

The School of Nursing in the Faculty of Health has TA positions open for two courses for the Fall Term: Open to Master鈥檚 and PhD Students: NURS425 - Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis Delivery: in person at Gordon Head Campus (main UVic campus), Day/time: Thursdays from 3:30-6:20pm Open to PhD Students only: NURS520 - Philosophy for Advanced Practice Nursing Delivery: online, asynchronous, via Brightspace Application Deadline: Please submit your materials by August 13th, 2025.

Details for the PhD in Nursing Information Session on Monday May 5th, 2025 5:00pm to 6:00pm PT on Zoom. Applications for 2026 PhD entrance due no later than November 15, 2025.

Edith Monture's legacy honoured on Indigenous Nurses Day.

Scoping Review Workshop Registration, A JBI approach

There is a real need for people to be able to age in place as long as possible, with as much wellbeing and comfort as possible. We need to be thinking more about what these people are going through. We know we need to support our informal caregivers.鈥� 鈥擬ariko Sakamoto

The UVic MN Program (APL, INDW, NUED) and NUED Certificate application deadlines for the September 2025

Dr. McKee's research studied Inuit perspectives of Public health Tuberculosis policy and practice in Nunavut

The School of Nursing is pleased to offer congratulations to Dr. Jillian Harding on the recent convocation of her PhD. Co-supervised by Dr. Esther Sangster-Gormley Dr. Gweneth Doane, Dr. Harding's research explored Indigenous peoples鈥� experiences of culturally safe health care.

Q&A with Nursing grad Tessa Whitehouse

The long history and accomplishments of Indigenous nurses鈥攑ast, present and future鈥攚ere celebrated on Indigenous Nurses Day last week at a special event at Na-tsa-maht Gathering Place at the Camosun Lansdowne campus.