Code 5825 / 1800 Hours / 18 months

Overview

The Health Assistance & Nursing program equips individuals with the necessary skills to provide healthcare to patients, promoting their optimal quality of life. Nursing assistants play a crucial role within the healthcare team, performing a wide range of essential tasks. This program is offered in person only.

Occupation

Graduates from this program will fulfill the training requirements to become a member of the OIIAQ professional order.

Opportunities

Upon successful completion of the program and the OIIAQ exam, students may apply to work in both public and private institutions as a licensed practical nurse. This is a much sought after program across Canada. Students may work in Quebec or elsewhere in North America by fulfilling provincial/state requirements .

Competencies

CodeName of CompetencyHoursUnits
751-572Administer first aid302
752-332Determine their suitability for the profession and training302
752-342Become familiar with a comprehensive approach to health302
752-353Communicate in a care team453
752-367Apply basic care procedures1057
752-372Establish a helping relationship302
752-382Become familiar with the legal and ethical aspects of the profession302
752-393Apply care procedures related to the musculoskeletal system453
752-405Provide basic care to clients who are experiencing loss of autonomy755
752-412Help a client meet his or her nutritional needs302
752-424Apply care procedures related to the nervous and sensory systems604
752-432Apply care procedures related to the endocrine system302
752-444Apply care procedures related to the digestive system604
752-454Apply care procedures related to the urinary and reproductive systems604
752-463Intervene with a client with cognitive deficits453
752-472Intervene with a client in palliative care302
752-483Intervene with a client with a mental health problem453
752-498Provide geronto-geriatric care1208
752-505Provide care to clients with mental health problems755
752-518Provide care to clients undergoing physical rehabilitation1208
752-526Provide care in a surgical unit906
752-532Intervene with a mother and her newborn302
752-542Provide care to mothers and newborns302
752-552Intervene with a child or adolescent with a health problem302
752-562Provide care to children and adolescents302
752-577Provide care to a diverse clientele1057
754-664Prevent and control infection604
754-714Participate in drug therapy604
754-795Provide specific care755
754-828Provide care in a medical unit1208
754-865Refer to their knowledge of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems when providing care755
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You can ask for a review of equivalencies on the OIIAQ website here or call us and we will try to help you at 450-680-3032 ext 4100.

Successfully complete a Diploma of Vocational Studies (DVS) in Health, Assistance and Nursing.

Pass the OIIAQ exam.

You have 3 attempts to pass the OIIAQ exam in Quebec.

You need Quebec Secondary V French to obtain your license to practice. International students, or students who graduated in Quebec before 1986, will have to pass a Quebec government French language exam to obtain your license.

The OIIAQ rules go as follow :

Have completed at least three years of full-time secondary or post-secondary education taught in French;
OR

Have passed the fourth or fifth year of secondary school French mother tongue exam;
OR

Have obtained a secondary school diploma in Quebec after the 1985-1986 school year.
Please note that holders of a secondary school equivalence certificate (AENS) do not meet the requirements of the Charter of the French Language , unless they have completed at least three years of full-time secondary or post-secondary education taught in French, as mentioned above.

Therefore, candidates must meet the criteria mentioned above in the Charter to obtain their permit from the Order of Nurses and Auxiliary Nurses of Quebec (OIIAQ).

Candidates who do not meet these conditions must pass an exam from the Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF) and obtain a certificate before applying for a permit from the Order.

Registration Information

  • You may apply online at AdmissionFP however you must come in person to register
  • If you do not have a Quebec Permanent Code, you can get a temporary code here
  • You must bring ALL ORIGINAL documents to the Centre to be officially registered

Required Documents for Registration

  • Birth certificate, long version with your parents’ names on it
  • High school diploma or transcript
  • Medicare card or driver’s license
  • Birth certificate, long version with your parents’ names on it
  • 3 consecutive years of notice of assessment tax forms or municipal tax forms (proving you have lived in Quebec for 3+ years)
  • High school diploma AND transcript
  • Medicare card or driver’s license
  • Canadian citizen card/certificate or PR card
  • CSQ (certificat de selection du Quebec) or 3 consecutive years of notice of assessment tax forms or municipal tax forms (proving you have lived in Quebec for 3+ years)
  • High school diploma or proof equivalencies
  • Medicare card or driver’s license
  • Refugee claimant document
  • CSQ (certificat de selection du Quebec) with an R8 code
  • Study permit
  • High school diploma or proof equivalencies
  • Medicare card or driver’s license

Persons holding a Secondary School Diploma or its recognized equivalent

Persons who are at least 16 years of age on September 30 of the school year in which their training is to begin and have earned the Secondary V credits in language of instruction and Secondary IV credits in second language and mathematics in the programs of study established by the Minister, or have been granted recognition for equivalent learning

Persons who are at least 18 years of age upon entry into the program and have the following functional prerequisites: the successful completion of the General Development Test, as well as Secondary V credits in language of instruction in a program of study established by the Minister, or recognition for equivalent learning

Persons having earned Secondary III credits in language of instruction, second language and mathematics in the programs of study established by the Minister and who will continue their general education courses concurrently with their vocational training in order to obtain the credits they are missing from among the following: Secondary IV and V language of instruction and Secondary IV second language and mathematics in the programs of study established by the Ministry.

Registration office is open Monday to Friday from 8am to 3:30 pm

CDC PONT-VIAU
60, Lahaie Street
Laval (Qc) H7G 3A8

450-680-3032 Ext.4100