Yvena Luc

Biography

As a clinical nurse, Yvena Luc has dedicated her career to caring for others and improving the quality of care provided to the public. A member of the Ordre des infirmières et infirmiers du Québec since 2019, she has worked in various healthcare settings, including long-term care facilities (CHSLDs), hospitals, and community health centers (CLSCs). This experience has enabled her to develop a practical understanding of the challenges faced by patients, their loved ones, and healthcare professionals.

A graduate of Cégep Édouard-Montpetit, she is constantly pursuing professional development. After completing a university program in wound care at the University of Sherbrooke, she hopes to pursue graduate studies in occupational health and safety management. Her career path reflects a consistent commitment to improving practices and the quality of services.

An active member of the Quebec Liberal Party for more than six years, Yvena Luc shares the party’s values of openness, equal opportunity, and economic development. Convinced that public policy decisions must, above all, bring about tangible improvements in citizens’ lives, she now hopes to put her expertise to work for the families of Repentigny.

Deeply involved in her community, she serves on the board of directors of the Association of Nurses and Nursing Assistants of Haitian Origin in Canada and is actively involved in several community organizations. Her commitment is guided by a single conviction: a stronger society depends on accessible public services, an effective healthcare system, and supportive communities.