Careers at Stenberg
At Stenberg College, staff and faculty work together to create and foster a positive learning environment geared towards student success.
Employment Opportunities at Stenberg College
At Stenberg College, staff and faculty work together to create and foster a positive learning environment geared towards student success. We are committed to empowering our students with education to achieve their personal and professional goals.

Stenberg is focused on delivering the best health care and human services programs with an emphasis on practicum education and innovative delivery. Our programs are developed in close alliance with employers and industry, ensuring that students are being taught relevant and needed skills for a meaningful career.

We are also committed to the success of our faculty and staff. We encourage continued personal and professional growth through participating in development workshops / in services several times a year. Our faculty is encouraged to continue to further their teaching education through working towards completion of our In Class or Online Instructor Development Course. Nursing Faculty are required to participate in, and work towards completion of the National Association of Career College’s Instructor Development Program – Level I & II

We regularly recognize the achievements and excellence of our employees and communicate to them that they are valued and respected. Our environment encourages opportunities and many of our employees have grown into different roles that meet their professional development goals. But we have fun as well and hold several social events and community initiatives that are jointly organized by different departments so that everyone has an opportunity to create culture at Stenberg.

We Believe In

• Professionalism – We each add value through sharing knowledge and expertise.
• Quality of life – We work hard but it is balanced with personal life. We believe this balance is critical to personal success and that it must be respected.
• Having fun – We laugh and have fun at work.
• Respect – We treat everyone with respect and consideration.

Our Benefits Include

• Extended medical plan, including travel insurance
• Personal & Sick days (allotted per year for full-time employees)
• Paid vacation
• Flexible work schedule
• Opportunity for professional development and advancement
• Lunch & Learns
• Competitive wages
• Social events
• Foundations for Excellence in Teaching program for faculty
• Employee Recognition Program
• Free access to fitness facility (at campus location)

Psw same as course duration For all courses above 8 months (Lets say course duration is 2 yrs psw is 2yrs so total 4 yrs of visa)

Admission Requirements
Applicants for the Psychiatric Nursing program must complete the following:

Attend an information session via teleconference
Submit an application form
Successfully complete the online entrance essay assignment
Provide an up-to-date resume
Provide 2 professional references (must be signed and dated with contact info)
*If English is a Second Language, you will be required to pass one of Stenberg College’s recognized Language Proficiency Assessments (such as the IELTS, TOEFL, CLB, CELBAN, Stenberg College ELET) as per the Stenberg College’s Language Proficiency Requirements Document.

In addition to the above, provide proof of having met the following pre-requisites:

For High school graduates (under 19 yrs):

Graduation from Grade 12 with a C+ average
Grade 12 English (minimum grade B)*
Grade 12 Biology (minimum grade C)
Grade 11 Math (Principles, Foundations or Pre-calculus) (minimum grade C)
Grade 10 Science (minimum grade C)
For Mature Students (19 years+):

Grade 12 English (minimum grade B)*
Grade 12 Biology (minimum grade C)
Grade 11 Math (Principles, Foundations or Pre-calculus) (minimum grade C)
For LPN Access to the Psychiatric Nursing program:

Copy of current Licensing as a Practical Nurse
Proof of the equivalent of 2 years full-time (3,600 hrs) Work Experience as an LPN
Official, sealed copy of LPN program transcripts
*

Entrance requirements can be met with evidence of alternate assessments such as Challenge Exams, or acceptable standardized English equivalency tests as per the Stenberg College Language Proficiency chart. Evidence of Post-Secondary studies at an equivalent level where English was the first language is acceptable.

As there are limited seats available in each cohort area, there is a preferential admission criterion in place to assist in the selection of the most qualified candidates for the Psychiatric Nursing Program. Preference is given to those candidates with volunteer or work experience in a health-related field. To put this forward for consideration, you must submit written proof with confirmation of hours completed from the volunteer organization or employer. Students with post-secondary education in any field are also encouraged to put forward original transcripts of the highest credential completed for additional consideration. These must be original transcripts sent directly from the educational institute to us. All documents for evaluation for preferential admission should be submitted along with the rest of the application package. Once all of the above applicable information is submitted, Psychiatric Nursing applicants may require an individual interview.

Upon successful completion of all the above, applications will be put forward for final selection for a seat in the following available intake.

Prior to Psychiatric Nursing Program Admission, Program Advisors will outline practice education requirements for the program. Upon enrollment, you will be informed of the next steps and timelines. Non-compliance could result in program dismissal. Requirements for practice education placements include:

Acceptable Criminal Record Review with Vulnerable Sector Check by the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General
Letter of good health completed by a physician
TB Screening Results
Current immunization status as required by Industry
Flu vaccination as required by Industry
Students must provide proof of completion of Standard First Aid and Basic Life Support (BLS) prior to the first clinical experience (GERO 122-2)
Additional site specific orientation/training may be required