Enhance your nursing expertise with a focus on Indigenous health and cultural safety. This course promotes equitable healthcare practices while exploring community wellness and allyship tools.
Students will delve into Indigenous health models, transformative storytelling, and effective tools for building allyship within Wabanaki communities. Candidates must possess a Bachelor of Nursing or health-related degree; a Master's in Nursing or related field is preferred. Experience with Indigenous health practices and community engagement is essential for contributing value to this immersive learning experience.
Key Responsibilities:
• Examine Indigenous models of health and healing
• Study tools for allyship and community engagement




• Discuss cultural safety within healthcare
• Engage in storytelling to enhance learning
• Promote equitable healthcare practice and policy
Requirements:
• Minimum Bachelor of Nursing or relevant Bachelor's degree
• Preferred Master's degree in Nursing or related area
• Lived experience with Wabanaki communities
• Expertise in community wellness
• Understanding of Indigenous health policies
Develop critical insights into Indigenous health care for impactful community service.
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📌 Indigenous Health Nursing Course (Fredericton)
🏢 University of New Brunswick
📍 Fredericton