IH regional educators set new graduate nurses up for success

June 16, 2025
Meet the team behind the support: IH’s dedicated regional educators, guiding new nurses every step of the way

Starting your first nursing job can feel overwhelming: a whirlwind of new faces, routines and responsibilities, and the high-stakes reality of patient care. At Interior Health (IH), we recognize that the transition from student to professional nurse is one of the most pivotal—and challenging—moments in a nursing career.

The New Graduate Nurse Transition Program (NGNTP) helps bridge the gap between academic learning and clinical practice, building new nurses' confidence and skills as they step into their roles. That’s why our regional educators are here to support new grads every step of the way.

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