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About the program
The Primary Care Nursing Micro‑credential is an online, part‑time program that enhances Registered Nurses' competencies for primary care practice. Over 12 weeks, learners complete four stackable courses focused on health promotion, chronic disease and multi‑morbidity management, patient education, care coordination, and system navigation. Aligned with national primary care nursing competencies, the curriculum emphasizes evidence‑informed, team‑based approaches to improving patient outcomes.
Designed for RNs currently in primary care or preparing to enter the field, the flexible asynchronous format allows participants to apply new knowledge directly in practice while continuing to work.
Note: This program is currently being offered for free for a limited number of participants. To register, please complete the Program Application Form. The next cohort starts March 2, 2026.
Admissions requirements
- Registered Nurse in good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario
- Currently working or have an interest in gaining employment in the primary care nursing sector
Description
The Primary Care Microcredential is a targeted professional learning pathway designed to strengthen clinical capacity in primary care settings. The credential consists of four stackable courses totalling 76 instructional hours
Completion requirements
Micro-credential
Awarded by the Registrar's Office to those who have successfully completed a defined list of related courses that focus on a specific competency. Typically less than 136 hours and include assessment. The quality criteria are determined by the college.
Micro-credential
Visit your Student Portal to track your progress. When you have successfully completed the requirements, you can print your digital badge.