CTV News Visits Northwood Career College to Explore the Future of Continuing Care

A closer look at the training that is preparing the next generation of continuing care professionals.

What does it take to build a rewarding career in healthcare? For students at Northwood Career College, it starts with the right training, hands-on experience and a passion for making a difference.

CTV News reporter Crystal Garrett recently visited Northwood Career College to explore its Continuing Care Assistant (CCA) program, speaking with Northwood CEO Charbel Daniel and Nicole Fish of Northwood Career College about the program and its role in preparing future healthcare professionals.

As Nova Scotia continues to need skilled, compassionate continuing care professionals, Northwood Career College offers an opportunity for people to develop the knowledge and practical skills needed to enter this meaningful field.

Through its six-month CCA program, the college helps prepare students for the realities of continuing care, where building relationships, supporting independence and treating every person with dignity are central to the work.

A career in continuing care is more than a job. It is an opportunity to make a difference in people's lives every day while becoming part of a profession that is essential to the health and well-being of our communities.

The CTV feature highlights the important connection between education, workforce development and the future of continuing care in Nova Scotia.

Watch the full CTV News feature: A Visit to Northwood Career College

Interested in a career in continuing care? Explore Northwood Career College and discover how you can take the first step toward a rewarding future in healthcare.