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    Employment

    Best Practice Clinical Educator, St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton
    2009 - Present

    Typical duties include:
    • Management of the day-to-day practice issues related to Respiratory Therapy at SJHH
    • Creation and Implementation of policies, procedures, and Medical Directives
    • Provide education related to Respiratory Therapy throughout the organization for all health care disciplines including Nursing, Medical Residents, and Critical Care Fellows
    • Supporting the staff with professional goals and education

    CLINICAL LEADER FOR RESPIRATORY THERAPY, McMaster University Medical Centre Hamilton
    2008 - 2009 

    Typical duties include:  
    • Management of the day-to-day issues related to Respiratory Therapy practice at MUMC including: 
    • Creation and Implementation of policies, procedures, and Medical Directives
    • Provide education to Nursing staff and students, Residents, and Fellows.  
    • Work in partnership with RT Educator to provide in-services and support for staff.  
    • Supporting the staff with professional goals and education

    RESPIRATORY THERAPIST, McMaster University Medical Centre Hamilton 
    2006 - 2008 

    Typical duties include:  
    • Adult mechanical ventilation and weaning in the ICU as per HHS medical directive,  assisting with bronchoscopy, percutaneous tracheostomy,  and in and out of hospital transport of patients. 
    • High Frequency Oscillation and other open lung strategies 
    • Wards, ER, and CRCU coverage.  
    • Respond to all cardiac and respiratory arrests.  
    • Procedures include intubations, ABG punctures, spirometry, and bronchodilator  therapy. 

    RESPIRATORY THERAPIST, TORONTO GENERAL HOSPITAL 
    2003 - 2009 

    Typical duties include:  
    • Adult mechanical ventilation and weaning in the MSICU and CVICU as per medical directive,  assisting with bronchoscopy, percutaneous tracheostomy,  and in and out of hospital transport of patients.  
    • High Frequency Oscillation and High Frequency Jet Ventilation
    • Wards, ER, and PACU coverage.  
    • Respond to all cardiac and respiratory arrests.  
    • Procedures include intubations, ABG punctures, spirometry, bronchodilator therapy, arterial line insertions, write orders and initiate treatments such as arterial blood gases, bedside spirometry, MDI/aerosolized medication treatments, Heliox therapy, and tracheostomy changes, according to respiratory therapy medical directives.