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Calgary, AB, CA

Calgary, Alberta

• Developed provincial electronic screening and assessment tools to identify clients at risk for falls and mitigate risk within supportive living and home care
• Developed 3 interactive e-learning modules, increasing accessibility to education for healthcare providers, adoption of evidence-informed practices and meeting education requirements across AB
• Led the revision of the AHS Provincial Continuing Care website to update content and create a client friendly navigation and layout
• Developing a facility locator to support individuals needing supportive living and long-term care which provides information about living options in an accessible format to enhance transparency and accountability of.
• Development of various provincial seniors’ health clinical policies, guidelines and resources to enhance practice around falls risk management, safe bathing, health care aide assignment of care, medication.
• Collaboration with Finding Balance and the Injury Prevention Centre for Falls Prevention Month for 3 years, enhancing health care provider and public knowledge of falls risk management strategies in the community

Burnaby, British Columbia

• Involved in medical engineering of a novel adhesive hip protector pad using innovative technology
• Project manager of collaborative research projects requiring communication between the Health Authority and industry partners
• Completion of MITACS Foundations of Project Management I & II Workshops
• Collected and analyzed data within a hospital for a clinical trial
• Initiated development of education packages for residential care homes to improve resident fall safety
• Professional affiliation with AGE-WELL National Centre of Excellence

Burnaby, British Columbia

• Managed a multitude of research projects to design and test a novel stick-on hip protector for an acute care setting
• Conducted a clinical pilot trial, biomechanical testing which used innovative technology and executed a never before been used, groundbreaking, clinical knowledge transfer and exchange (KTE) initiative
• Laid groundwork for an essential clinical trial and developed the final hip protector prototype that will be tested
• Presented and published work at over 10 national conferences and workshops, including being an invited speaker at the Canadian Association for Gerontology ConferenceCompletion of course work requirements including:
• Mechanical Behavior of Biological Tissues,
• Seminar on Research in Biomedical Physiology & Kinesiology,

Burnaby, British Columbia

• Handled sensitive situations ethically and with ease while overseeing client examination accommodations for a wide variety of disabilities
• Provide equal access to students with disabilities for assessment and evaluation methods for their courses

Burnaby, British Columbia

• Received Graduate Teacher’s Assistant Scholarship for 2 consecutive years
• Coordinated interactive and engaging tutorials for over 160 unique individuals with a variety of learning strategies
• Customized and implemented time-efficient methods to provide fast and effective feedback
• Created a positive culture to promote clients well-being and effectively handled sensitive mental health matters
• Responsible for course preparation, grading laboratory notebooks and papers, administering quizzes, holding office hours and offering exam preparation assistance.
• Teacher assistant positions are offered on a competitive basis each semester to qualified graduate students

Surrey, British Columbia

• Communication liaison between the Health Authority, developers, industry partners and academics
• Collected and analyzed data within a hospital for a clinical trial
• Developed and executed a novel knowledge transfer and exchange project to acquire stakeholder opinions
• Completed audits, pilot trials and market research feedback fairs within several Fraser Health hospital units

Calgary, Alberta

• Responsible for assisting with patient care and exercise programs in a rehabilitation clinic setting
• Completed a research project on exercise therapy for acute injuries
• Observed various physiotherapy techniques to expand my knowledge of human anatomy and fields of rehabilitation, including pelvic floor therapy and vestibular therapy

Collingwood, Ontario

• Instructed 40 minute fitness classes once a week
• Assisted residents with exercises and modalities prescribed by the physiotherapist
• Experienced proper wheel chair and walker safety procedures and assisted walking
• Involved in teaching morning exercise classes for the residents

Collingwood, Ontario

• Responsible for assisting with patient care and exercise programs in a rehabilitation clinic setting, patient charting, organizing and teaching an evening exercise class and a 5km learn to run clinic

Master’S Degree, Biomedical Physiology And Kinesiology

Activities and Societies: Vice-President of Biomedical Physiology & Kinesiology Graduate Student Association; Organization Committee.

Bachelor’S Degree, Kinesiology

Activities and Societies: Conducted an independent study which looked at dynamic exercise for improving older adults’ balance during.