Empowering Long-Term Care Professionals Across New Brunswick
Why Join The Learning Campus?
We’re a Community of Learning and Collaboration
The New Brunswick Nursing Home Learning Campus, proudly launched by Beacon Clinical Group and funded by the Department of Social Development, is an innovative learning platform created to support nursing home professionals. Our mission is simple: to enhance skills, foster leadership, and improve the quality of care for residents in long-term care facilities across New Brunswick.
We’re more than just a program – we’re a community of learning and collaboration. The Learning Campus is specifically designed to address the needs of nursing home employees based on the Learning Needs Assessment conducted earlier this year.
Comprehensive Courses
Tailored training programs for leadership and professional development.
User-Friendly Online Platform
Powered by the intuitive iTacit software, offering an engaging and interactive experience.
Interactive Workshops and Forums
Learn from experts, share knowledge, and collaborate with peers.
Practical Tools & Resources
Access proven strategies, case studies, and best practices to implement immediately.
Specialized Courses
Are you a new or emerging leader in a nursing home?
Our leadership-focused courses are designed just for you. Gain the skills, strategies, and confidence needed to excel in your role and make a lasting impact in your organization.
What You’ll Learn:
Essential leadership techniques for long-term care settings.
Strategies to manage teams effectively and improve workflows.
Practical tools to enhance resident care and operational success.
Long Term Care Nursing Leadership Foundations
This foundational course is for licensed nurses entering or aspiring to leadership roles in long-term care. It bridges clinical knowledge with management, covering operations, staff oversight, compliance, and resident-centred care, with live learning and practical strategies for the LTC sector.
Long Term Care and Support Services Manager
This course builds foundational leadership and administration skills for Canadian long-term care homes. Topics include regulatory frameworks, strategic and operational planning, human resources, quality improvement, and financial oversight, preparing you to lead ethically, effectively, and collaboratively.
Long Term Care Clinical Shift Supervisor Training
This foundational course provides practical direction for clinical shift supervisors in long-term care settings. It is designed for front line RNs and LPNs whose daily workload includes supervisory duties, such as staff oversight and unit supervision, and who want to lead their shifts with confidence.
Long Term Care Administrator/CEO
This course builds foundational leadership and administration skills for Canadian long-term care homes. Topics include regulatory frameworks, strategic and operational planning, human resources, quality improvement, and financial oversight, preparing you to lead ethically, effectively, and collaboratively.
Join Us in Transforming Long-Term Care
The Learning Campus is your opportunity to grow professionally, collaborate with peers, and deliver exceptional care to those who need it most. Together, let’s create a brighter future for long-term care in New Brunswick.
Meet the Team
The New Brunswick Nursing Home Learning Campus is a transformative step for the nursing home sector. Thanks to the support of the Department of Social Development, we are creating a comprehensive learning environment that strengthens the workforce and elevates the quality of care for residents across the province.
— Cheyanne Culbert
Founder
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the New Brunswick Nursing Home Learning Campus for?
The Learning Campus is open to all long-term care professionals in New Brunswick, including frontline caregivers, leadership teams, administrators, and support staff who want to enhance their skills and knowledge.
What types of courses and programs are offered?
The Learning Campus provides specialized courses for new and emerging leaders, interactive workshops, case studies, and practical resources focused on professional development and improving resident care.
How is the program delivered?
All courses and resources are offered through the user-friendly iTacit online platform, providing an engaging, accessible, and interactive learning experience. There will also be opportunities for live workshops, forums, and collaboration.
When do courses start?
The Learning Campus officially launches on January 1st, 2025. Courses typically begin with new chorts in January, April, and September. Please subscribe to our newsletter or keep an eye on our courses page to up to date on upcoming enrollment periods.
Is there a cost to enroll in the Learning Campus?
The program is funded by the Department of Social Development and federal funding, making it accessible for all eligible long-term care professionals in New Brunswick.
How do I sign up or learn more about the program?
You can visit the Beacon Clinical Group website for enrollment details, course schedules, and additional program information.
