NLCRR is generously sponsored by Nurses for Peace

Our strategic partners are:

• the International Council of Nurses (ICN)

• the World Health Organization (WHO)

In collaboration with:

• the Ministry of Health, Ukraine (MoH)

About our project

Nurse Leadership for Crisis Response and Recovery (NLCRR) is a leadership development project designed to support mid-career and senior nurses in Ukraine. It provides training in crisis leadership, mental health support, communication, and healthcare recovery through a blend of online and in-person learning.

• Module 1: Online/ Hybrid Learning - Flexible online curriculum to build your leadership foundation
• Module 2: In- Person Workshop (In Ukraine) - 4-day interactive training with global experts and peer learning
• Module 3: Online Mastermind Group - Ongoing development and collaboration through peer-led groups

Who should apply?

Mandatory Requirements

• Educational Qualifications: Applicants should hold Nurse Diploma, Junior professional bachelor's degree or bachelor's degree or master's degree in nursing and currently serve in a leadership role, such as Chief Nurse of a department, or Head Nurse at a hospital, clinic, or regional level.​
• Professional Experience: Minimum of 2 years of experience in a leadership position within the national health service.

Examples include: ​

- Head Nurse/Director of Nursing: The nurse in charge of nursing services in a hospital

- Chief Nursing of the region: Senior advisor on nursing matters in a governmental context​

- Education position: teacher at nursing school or university on the field of nursing

​Learning Objectives

 Benefits of participating

• Offering 25 nurses a complimentary opportunity to participate
• 45+ hours of Crisis-Specific Leadership Training included ICNEC credits​
• Hands on training and personal coaching from international leadership experts ​
• Tools and strategies for managing Mental Health for them and their teams​
• Techniques in effective persuasive communication and presentation​
• Resources and insights from local and global experts on managing crisis​
• Collaboration with professional network and peer-to-peer learning and exchange