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What drew you to the North? Nursing in the North is a first-hand opportunity to experience cultural diversity. The moment I reviewed the the job posting for an RN in a First Nations Community, I knew it was something I had to do. I had read about opportunities to nurse in the north but the contracts were generally for long periods which would have been difficult for me. Along with the shortterm nature of assignments, I was drawn to the opportunity because I was looking for a chance to utilize my nursing skills to their maximum and I looked forward to working in new and interesting communities. So, I responded to an ad from a Montreal-based Medical Personnel Agency and was hired a month later.

Nursing In a Northern Community: Interview with Cheryl Neely-Price, RN