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Colleen Dockerty is listed as Gender Justice Specialist, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights at Oxfam Canada, a with 116 employees, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at oxfam.ca and a matched LinkedIn profile for Colleen Dockerty.
Colleen Dockerty previously worked as Research Assistant at Centre For Gender And Sexual Health Equity (Cgshe) and Project Coordinator, Trauma-Informed Support for Criminalized Survivors of Gender-Based Violence at Centre For Gender And Sexual Health Equity (Cgshe). Colleen Dockerty holds Short Course, Gender Equality And Global Health: Practical Approaches For Gender-Transformative Change from Mcgill University.
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Nurse, humanitarian, and public health professional with experience in program design and implementation, capacity building, research, health promotion and producing evidence-based public health guidance. Specialist knowledge and expertise in conducting assessments and the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation, and facilitating training on the medical care and psychosocial support for survivors of gender-based violence and sexual and reproductive health programmes in humanitarian emergencies, conflict settings, and in development programming.
Listed skills include Public Health, Health Promotion, Health Education, Healthcare, and 48 others.
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Ottawa, Canada - Home-Based In Vancouver, Canada
Provide thematic expertise in SRHR to support a designated portfolio of women’s right and gender justice programming to ensure quality and best practice approaches, supports program development efforts to grow Oxfam's programming in this area, engages in influencing, ensures Oxfam’s continued leadership as an expert in knowledge sharing for impact
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Conduct research on stigma, discrimination and other social-structural factors associated with barriers to and unmet need for counselling among women living with HIV who have experienced lifetime violence and trauma
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Develop, implement and evaluate a promising practice on providing trauma- informed support for criminalized women and gender-diverse survivors of gender-based violence
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Provide sexual and reproductive health care including STI testing and treatment, cervical cancer screening, contraception counselling and provision, and pregnancy counselling.
Home-Based, Sudan, Ethiopia
Strengthen Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health in Norwegian Church Aid and partners' humanitarian interventions in Burkina Faso, Mali, Nigeria, Sudan, DRC, Bangladesh, and strengthen the Gender-based Violence response in Norwegian Church Aid and partners' humanitarian interventions in 14 countries in Africa and the Middle East
Home-Based, Nigeria
Facilitate training on Clinical Management of Rape and Intimate Partner Violence to health care providers in person in Nigeria and remotely to participants in Afghanistan, Syria, Somalia, Pakistan, and BangladeshDevelop a Clinical Management of Rape and Intimate Partner Violence training package
Vancouver, Canada Area
Provided outreach services and primary health care to vulnerable, marginalized clients living with HIV including immediate assessment, intervention, treatment, pre- and post-test HIV counselling, ongoing support and referral
Home-Based, Jordan, Sierra Leone, Mozambique
• Support a mixed-methods research study on knowledge, attitudes and perceptions towards health seeking behaviour for survivors of sexual violence in Haiti and India• Update the international medical protocol on care for survivors of sexual violence and international guidelines on mental health and psychosocial support for survivors of sexual violence• Deliver training to staff on medical care and psychosocial support for survivors of sexual violence in Sierra Leone• Conduct an assessment of sexual violence care in Mozambique to determine the needs for training and define the sexual violence strategy
Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Iraq, Papua New Guinea, Sierra Leone, South Sudan
• Worked in a series of postings, moved from field staff to headquarters• Provided technical support on the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of medical care and psychosocial support for survivors of sexual violence and intimate partner violence and strategies to raise awareness and engage with community to combat stigma, improve access to care for survivors of sexual violence and intimate partner violence• Provided training to health care providers on the provision of medical care and psychosocial support to survivors of sexual violence and intimate partner violence
Home-Based, Turkey
Led research on sexual violence against men and boys in Syria and Turkey and the humanitarian response to the needs of male survivors of sexual violence
Supported the delivery of public health advice and delivery of specific projects related to domestic violence, women's health, unemployment, homelessness, gender and ethnic inequalities and wider social determinants of health
Toronto, Canada Area
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Fatuma Shideh
Colleague at Oxfam CanadaGreater Ottawa Metropolitan Area, Canada
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Dana Stefov
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Norbert Dube
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Myriam Lesperance Miwica
Colleague at Oxfam CanadaHaiti
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Tesfaye Taddesse
Colleague at Oxfam CanadaEthiopia
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John Young
Colleague at Oxfam CanadaOttawa, Ontario, Canada
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Abebe Zewdu
Colleague at Oxfam CanadaEthiopia
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Sophia Callis
Colleague at Oxfam CanadaOttawa, Ontario, Canada
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Sara Hyder
Colleague at Oxfam CanadaToronto, Ontario, Canada
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Nancy Thornton
Colleague at Oxfam CanadaOttawa, Ontario, Canada
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Thesis: Barriers and facilitators to integration of health sector responses to gender-based violence in low and middle-income countries.
Activities and Societies: International Health Program, Nursing Student Association, Oxfam Development Workshop Series, Ottawa Rape Crisis.
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Colleen Dockerty works for Oxfam Canada.
Colleen Dockerty is listed as Gender Justice Specialist, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights at Oxfam Canada.
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @oxfam.ca for Colleen Dockerty at Oxfam Canada.
Colleen Dockerty is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada while working with Oxfam Canada.
Colleen Dockerty has worked for Oxfam Canada, Centre For Gender And Sexual Health Equity (Cgshe), Options For Sexual Health, Norwegian Church Aid / Kirkens Nødhjelp, and Vancouver Coastal Health.
Colleen Dockerty's colleagues at Oxfam Canada include Fatuma Shideh, Dana Stefov, Norbert Dube, Myriam Lesperance Miwica, and Tesfaye Taddesse.
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Colleen Dockerty holds Short Course, Gender Equality And Global Health: Practical Approaches For Gender-Transformative Change from Mcgill University.
Colleen Dockerty is listed with skills including Public Health, Health Promotion, Health Education, Healthcare, Global Health, Community Health, Nursing, and Research.
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