INSCOL Alumni
A Registered Nurse (RN) at Schlegel Villages with specializations in Primary Care, Geriatrics & rehabilitation Nursing
Bhumika Bassi
Science Professor
She completed two programs at our partner college – Seneca Polytechnic. Exhibiting her skills of being an all-rounder, Bhumika was chosen to be the valedictorian for her convocation ceremony. In 2020, she cleared the NCLEX-RN and got her license to practice as a Registered Nurse.
An Emergency Registered Nurse at Michael Garron Hospital, Toronto.
Komal Sharma
Science Professor
Komal Sharma pursued the “Nursing Leadership & Management“ and “Chronic Disease Management“ programs at Seneca Polytechnic, where she developed the clinical knowledge and leadership skills essential for nursing practice in Canada. Her journey reflects resilience, adaptability, and a commitment to professional growth – taking her from nursing in India to building a successful career in Canada’s healthcare system. After gaining Canadian work experience, she obtained her Permanent Residency in April 2025 and continues to inspire internationally educated nurses pursuing their global nursing goals.
A Registered Nurse (RN) in Canada and a part-time Clinical Instructor at Seneca Polytechnic.
Diksha Chann
Science Professor
Diksha Chann took a significant step in her nursing career by enrolling in the Critical Care Nursing program at Niagara College. As an Internationally Educated Nurse, she was determined to enhance her skills and adapt to the complexities of critical care in Canada. Through her dedication and perseverance, she successfully transitioned into the Canadian healthcare system and is now working as an Oncology Nurse at William Osler Hospital, Ontario, making a meaningful impact as an RN. She is also working as a Clinical Instructor at Seneca Polytechnic. Her journey is a testament to the opportunities that continuous learning and professional growth can bring.
An RN in Canada, delivering specialized care in the Leukemia Unit at one of the top cancer treatment centers in Canada.
Frank Cuvin
Science Professor
Frank Cuvin’s journey toward Global Nursing began with the Graduate Certificate in Nursing Leadership & Management and Chronic Disease Management programs at Seneca Polytechnic. While pursuing his studies, he worked as a Student Advisor at INSCOL Mississauga, supporting fellow Internationally Educated Nurses. His dedication and perseverance led him to successfully clear the NCLEX-RN in January 2024. Today, Frank is making a difference as an RN in the Leukemia Unit at Princess Margaret Hospital, one of Canada’s top cancer treatment centers.
A Registered Nurse working as a Nursing In-Charge and Rehabilitative Nurse
Tenzing Tsepak
Science Professor
From the moment she arrived in Canada, Tenzin Tsepak immersed herself in the healthcare field, starting her journey as a Registered Nurse. Balancing work while pursuing her Graduate certificate in Nursing Leadership & Management at Seneca Polytechnic, she progressed into a Nursing Supervisor role and continued to work as an Emergency Nurse for a year. Today, she serves as a Nursing In-Charge at a long-term care facility while also working as a Rehabilitative Nurse in a medical-surgical unit at a hospital. Her journey reflects resilience, adaptability, and a passion for delivering high-quality patient care.
A Registered Nurse (RN) in Canada’s St. Mary hospital, Kitchner, Ontario
Shagun Vashishtha
Science Professor
After completing a Bachelor of Science from GMCH 32, Chandigarh, she advanced her expertise through Graduate Certificates in Chronic Disease Management and Coronary Care programs in Canada. While gaining hands-on experience as a Personal Support Worker, she remained committed to her professional growth. Successfully clearing the NCLEX-RN in 2023, she is currently working as an Emergency Nurse at St. Mary’s Hospital, Kitchener, providing essential care in high-pressure situations.
A Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) in Canada, delivering compassionate care in long-term care.
Kamalpreet Kaur
Science Professor
Kamalpreet Kaur pursued the “Community Mental Health“ and “Nursing Leadership & Healthcare Management“ programs at Niagara College to build the clinical knowledge and professional skills required for nursing practice in Canada. Her journey from India to Canada reflects resilience, adaptability, and a commitment to continuous learning. Today, she is working as a Registered Practical Nurse in a long-term care setting and is preparing for her Registered Nurse licensure examination.
A Registered Nurse at Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences.
Abigail Omene
Science Professor
Abigail pursued the “Nursing Leadership & Management” and “Coronary Care Nursing“ programs at Seneca Polytechnic to expand her clinical expertise and advance her nursing career in Canada. Despite beginning her studies during the COVID-19 pandemic, she successfully balanced academics, work, and the challenges of adapting to a new country. Today, she is a Registered Nurse at Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences and received her Canadian Permanent Residency in 2025. Abigail’s journey is a testament to resilience, determination, and the opportunities that await Internationally Educated Nurses in Canada’s
A Registered Nurse providing long-term and hospice care in Ontario.
Sana Phillip
Science Professor
Sanna Phillip pursued the Acute Complex Care program at Georgian College and “Nursing Leadership & Management” at Seneca Polytechnic to advance her nursing career in Canada. Drawing on her critical care nursing experience in India, she embraced the challenges of studying, working, and adapting to a new healthcare system with resilience and determination. Today, she serves as a Registered Nurse in Ontario and has successfully achieved both Canadian Permanent Residency and RN licensure. Sanna’s journey is a powerful reminder that perseverance, continuous learning, and staying committed to your goals can turn aspirations into remarkable achievements.