📍 Embrun, Ontario

Foot Care Nurse Training in Embrun — Learn From Carly Dussault, BScN, RN

Train with an Eastern Ontario foot care nurse whose decade as a paramedic and cardiac RN background give you a rare depth of clinical assessment skill — plus one of the most evidence-based, mentorship-focused clinical experiences in the network.

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BScNRegistered Nurse
10+Years as Paramedic
CardiacUnit Background
Your Embrun Educator

Meet Carly Dussault

Carly Dussault, BScN, RN and Advanced Foot Care Nurse
Carly Dussault, BScN, RN
Tenderfeet Foot Care
Embrun, Ontario

Carly is a Registered Nurse with a BScN who spent a decade as a paramedic before entering nursing — a foundation that shaped her clinical skill, quick thinking, and compassion for the people in her care. She sharpened her assessment skills in a fast-paced cardiac unit and developed a love for evidence-based practice before launching Tenderfeet Foot Care in Embrun, seeking both professional fulfilment and a healthier work-life balance. Committed to continuing education through specialised courses, certifications, and professional conferences, Carly is passionate about mentoring the next generation of foot care nurses — as invested in her students' growth as she is in her own.

Ex-Paramedic Cardiac RN Clinical Educator
Why Train in Embrun

The Ottawa Valley commuter belt is one of Ontario's fastest-growing regions.

The opportunity in Embrun & Eastern Ontario

Embrun sits in the heart of Prescott-Russell County — a rapidly growing bilingual community 30 minutes east of Ottawa. Along with neighbouring Russell, Casselman, Rockland, and the wider eastern Ottawa suburbs, this region has one of Ontario's fastest-growing populations, combining young commuter families with an established senior demographic. Demand for skilled foot care — particularly bilingual, mobile, and evidence-based practice — is strong and largely underserved.

Training with Carly gives you something rare: exposure to a nurse whose paramedic and cardiac unit background bring an acute-care level of assessment to foot care practice. Her focus on evidence-based care and structured mentorship makes her clinical placement especially valuable for nurses who want to build competence and confidence from the ground up.

What You'll Learn

Courses available at this location

All clinical training is scheduled around your availability. Theory is completed online; hands-on skills are taught in-person with Carly at Tenderfeet Foot Care in Embrun.

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Advanced Foot Care Nurse Course

Our flagship program. Comprehensive theory plus hands-on clinical training with real clients — covering nail care, callus & corn management, diabetic assessment, and more.

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Practice Standard Series

IPAC standards, documentation, scope of practice, and the business systems every foot care nurse needs from day one.

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Evidence-Based Assessment Focus

Carly's paramedic and cardiac RN background bring acute-care level assessment skills to foot care. She'll teach you how to systematically evaluate vascular status, neuropathy, and comorbidity risk with confidence.

Service Area

Embrun Russell Casselman Rockland Vars Ottawa East Prescott-Russell
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How long is the Advanced Foot Care Nurse course in Embrun?
The full program includes online theory completed at your own pace, plus hands-on clinical days with Carly at Tenderfeet Foot Care. Most students complete the program within 1 to 8 weeks, though scheduling is flexible around your availability.
Do I need previous foot care experience?
No. The course is designed for nurses (RPN, RN, LPN) who are new to foot care nursing. We start with foundational theory and build from there.
How does Carly's paramedic and cardiac background benefit students?
Carly's decade as a paramedic and years in a cardiac unit gave her an acute-care approach to patient assessment — vascular status, neuropathy, comorbidity risk. In foot care nursing, this level of assessment is critical for safe, effective practice, and Carly makes it a core focus of her mentorship.
What's the demand for foot care nurses in the Ottawa Valley?
Very strong. The Embrun–Rockland–Russell corridor is one of Eastern Ontario's fastest-growing regions, with a mix of commuter families and an established senior population. Bilingual foot care nurses in particular are in high demand, and much of the market is currently underserved.
Advanced Foot Care Nurse Course

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