The Centre for Health Sciences also offers a variety of customized
programs and training solutions to health care professionals
that meet their needs for professional development and
skills acquisitions within health
care settings. Customized programs include:
- Applied Medical Terminology
- Community Workplace Safety
- PSW Customized Training
- Customer Service
- Health Assessment
- Community Based Nursing
- Post Diploma Skills Upgrading
- Post Certificate Skills Upgrading
- Minimum Data Sets (MDS)
- English Upgrading
- Ergonomics for Computer Users
- Primary Health Care
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- Leadership Skills
- Management Development
- Operating Room Nurse
- Restorative Care
- Microsoft Computer Training
- Problem Solving/Decision Making
- Strategic Planning
- Back Injury Prevention
- Effective Communication
- Living With Dying
- Team Building
- Rural Based Nursing
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Our Partners
Here are some companies we 've been proud to work with:
- Access Alliance Multicultural CHC
- Toronto Community Housing
Corporation
- Baycrest
Centre for Geriatric Care
- City of Toronto
- Toronto Community Care Access Centre
- Scarborough Community
Care Access
Centre
- York Community Care Access Centre
- Peel Community Care Access
Centre
- North York Community Care Access
Centre
- Providence Centre
- Bridgepoint Health
- Lincoln Place
- Barton Place
- O'Neill Centre
- Ryerson University
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- The Red Cross
- Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
- Montage Support
Services
- The Hospital for Sick Children
- Etobicoke Community Care Access
Centre
- Rouge Valley Health System
- Trillium Health Centre
- Sunnybrook and Women's College
Health
- Sciences Centre
- North York General Hospital
- Keele and Lawrence Centre
- Kent Industrial Training Advisory
Committee
- The Michener Institute
- University Health Network
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Advisory Committees
The Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing (CASN) is
a voluntary organization that represents Canadian baccalaureate
and graduate nursing programs. CASN serves as the accrediting
body for George Brown College's Collaborative Baccalaureate
Program.
Accreditation of our Collaborative Program guarantees that
our graduates are eligible to write the provincial registration
examinations administered by the College of Nurses of Ontario
and practice as registered nurses in Ontario.
Placement Information
Students in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program
are placed in an extensive range of traditional and non-traditional
health care agencies and downtown-based academic health sciences
centres. They're also placed in community health care
settings within the broader Toronto area.
The Registered Practical Nursing program ensures clinical placements
in community health care, nursing homes, rehabilitation centres,
and acute care hospitals in the Greater Toronto Area. Students
enrolled in the Personal Support Worker program are primarily
placed in clinical settings that provide long-term and community
health care.
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PROGRAMS AND COURSES 
