Who are we?

Since its creation in 2012, hundreds of teams and organizations have used our services.

On average, more than 4,000 people have attended a Mire training activity in the last 12 months.

Our trainers They have many years of experience in the field of health and training.

Our services They are adapted to the reality of public and private healthcare institutions.

The training courses They can take place in the workplace. We offer tailored training durations to limit the replacement of staff. We also offer post-training follow-up to consolidate the learning achieved.

Mire, the idea of a passionate nurse:

Mireille Guillemette

«I am recognized by my peers for my ease in communicating and working in teams, my availability and openness, my humanist values and my ability to simplify what seems complicated.".

The quality of the training is very important to me. The complexity of the work in the field of healthcare requires very high standards of quality.

What inspires me: “Try to leave this world a little better than you found it.“ B.Powell.»

The course from an entrepreneur:

Graduate nurse, regular member of the OIIQ with more than 30 years of experience in various specialties and care settings: Sacré-Coeur Hospital in Montreal, CLSC Lamater, CLSC Jean-Olivier-Chénier, private senior residences, CHSLD, rehabilitation, Laval Hospital;
Clinical nurse ASI for the CA Health Authority and the Bas St-Laurent Health Authority
Teacher, health sector, for 10 years;
OEMC trainer for the SSS Agency of the Laurentides;
Educational advisor for 4 years;
Mission to Switzerland to train a team of clinical mentors in 2019
Author of 2 articles: The clinical follow-up of the elderly, part 1 and 2, Revue Santé Québec January and March 2017
Author of the adapted and reduced version of the Guide to Response for members of the OIIAQ in electronic format.

Certified instructor by the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada;
Speaker at the congress of health teachers in 2015 and 2016;
Speaker at the OIIAQ regional conferences 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020, 2021;
Speaker at AEESICQ 2022, 2023 and 2024, 2025 and 2026
Speaker for the Federation of Families, Alzheimer’s conference addressed to caregivers
Winner of the “Coup de Coeur” award at the 2016 congress of the Quebec Association of Palliative Care.
Trainer for the CEVQ (Centre of Excellence for Aging in Quebec).
Trainer for Philippe Voyer and collaborator on the Coach PAB and Digital Documentation projects
University of Laval Trainer: Clinical documentation in a care management software

The mission de Mire Formation

Communicating knowledge and developing skills based on evidence to promote the quality and safety of care. Providing tools that are always at the forefront to help healthcare professionals meet the challenges associated with care.

Our conviction: Continuing education contributes to the appreciation and satisfaction of the stakeholders and to the quality of the care they provide.

Our findings: Continuing education helps to reduce health costs, reduces risks and injuries related to work, and ensures greater safety in healthcare.