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Hannah James is listed as Health Promotion Specialist at Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services, a with 1260 employees, based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Hannah James.
Hannah James previously worked as Peer System Navigator at University Of Ottawa and Peer System Navigator at University Of Ottawa. Hannah James holds Master Of Public Health+ (Mph+), Public Health Practice from University Of Ottawa.
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About Hannah James
Passionate about leveraging my educational background to drive positive change in public health. With a solid foundation in both the humanities and sciences through my Bachelor of Arts and Science in Health, I have developed a holistic understanding of health and wellness. Complemented by a Master's in Public Health, I have honed my skills in epidemiology, health policy, and health promotion.I thrive in collaborative environments and enjoy engaging with diverse stakeholders to develop innovative solutions to complex public health challenges. My strong communication skills, coupled with my analytical mindset, enable me to effectively communicate health information and drive meaningful impact.Let's connect to discuss how we can work together to create a healthier and more equitable future for all.
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Peer System Navigator
Peer System Navigator
Mph Practicum Student - Health Promotion Department
This role encompassed the 420-hour practicum placement required for the completion of my Master of Public Health. As a member of the Health Promotion department, my role was focused on updating and creating the 3rd Edition of the Wellness Curriculum. Tasks included: 1. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of relevant student health and wellness data sources to identify key areas of concern for the University of Ottawa’s undergraduate population. 2… Show more This role encompassed the 420-hour practicum placement required for the completion of my Master of Public Health. As a member of the Health Promotion department, my role was focused on updating and creating the 3rd Edition of the Wellness Curriculum. Tasks included: 1. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of relevant student health and wellness data sources to identify key areas of concern for the University of Ottawa’s undergraduate population. 2. Conducting a gap analysis of the 2nd Edition of the Wellness Curriculum to identify potential gaps within the current curriculum and areas for improvement. 3. Development of key messages and research documents based on the most recent and accurate information from academic and grey literature. 4. Development of educational and knowledge translation content which will be used by the P Peer Wellness Educators during their outreach to the student population. Show less
Youth Engagement And Symposium Intern
As the Youth Engagement and Symposium Intern, I was responsible for coordinating the planning and hosting of the 2023 Nova Scotia Career and Employment Student Symposium. This was a virtual event where post-secondary students who had conducted research or had held employment related to career, employment or labour were able to present that work. This included reviewing and updating any materials from past symposiums, emailing presenters once their submissions had been accepted and various other… Show more As the Youth Engagement and Symposium Intern, I was responsible for coordinating the planning and hosting of the 2023 Nova Scotia Career and Employment Student Symposium. This was a virtual event where post-secondary students who had conducted research or had held employment related to career, employment or labour were able to present that work. This included reviewing and updating any materials from past symposiums, emailing presenters once their submissions had been accepted and various other organizational tasks. Additionally, I worked alongside other members of the CEI team to develop two modules of a learning series focused on Youth-Focused Community Outreach for the Nova Scotia Works System. This included conducting an initial environmental scan to find best practices for online asynchronous courses, finding research, and developing activities for each module. Show less
Senior Community Advisor
As the Senior Community Advisor for Bishops Hall, I was responsible for upholding the Residence Community Standards, supporting the residents of the building through the transition into university, and responding to emergency situations while on shift. Additionally, I worked to support and provide mentorship to the six Community Advisors working within the building to complete their roles effectively, while also acting as a liaison between the Residence Life Coordinator and Community Advisors… Show more As the Senior Community Advisor for Bishops Hall, I was responsible for upholding the Residence Community Standards, supporting the residents of the building through the transition into university, and responding to emergency situations while on shift. Additionally, I worked to support and provide mentorship to the six Community Advisors working within the building to complete their roles effectively, while also acting as a liaison between the Residence Life Coordinator and Community Advisors when needed. Finally, I hired and co-chaired the building's house council, a group of first and second-year students responsible for planning and hosting building-wide events. Show less
Principal Investigator
As a summer research intern, I worked with Dr. Donna Trembinski on a research project examining the conceptions of fertility and infertility in the Middle Ages as depicted in medical texts. I received the Irving Research Mentorship Award from St. Francis Xavier University to conduct this research. I read and analyzed three medical texts (The Trotula, Avicenna's Canon of Medicine, and Women's Secrets) to examine if there were any major similarities or differences between the texts. This initial… Show more As a summer research intern, I worked with Dr. Donna Trembinski on a research project examining the conceptions of fertility and infertility in the Middle Ages as depicted in medical texts. I received the Irving Research Mentorship Award from St. Francis Xavier University to conduct this research. I read and analyzed three medical texts (The Trotula, Avicenna's Canon of Medicine, and Women's Secrets) to examine if there were any major similarities or differences between the texts. This initial research formed the basis of my honours thesis project. Show less
Community Advisor
As a Community Advisor, I was responsible for upholding the community code of conduct within the residence building and supporting the students who live in the building. I worked alongside of 9 individuals completing 2-3 in-night shifts a week where we would conduct hourly rounds and interact with students. I provide resources, programming, and listening services to the students so that they can thrive during their time in the building.
Impact Student Intern
As the Impact Student Intern, I was responsible for completing research on social impact assessments and their utility for the career and employment sector. With this research, I then wrote a business case for the use of social impact assessment with the Nova Scotia Works system to assess the use of employment programs and services offered within the system. Additionally, I worked alongside the Youth Engagement Specialist to plan the 2022 Nova Scotia Employment and Career Student Symposium, an… Show more As the Impact Student Intern, I was responsible for completing research on social impact assessments and their utility for the career and employment sector. With this research, I then wrote a business case for the use of social impact assessment with the Nova Scotia Works system to assess the use of employment programs and services offered within the system. Additionally, I worked alongside the Youth Engagement Specialist to plan the 2022 Nova Scotia Employment and Career Student Symposium, an opportunity for student interns who were working or conducting research in the field to share their work with others. I was responsible for corresponding with students, planning and developing meeting agendas, developing a symposium planning guide to be used in the following years, and creating the symposium schedule. I also presented my own work on social impact assessment at the symposium. Show less
Youth Participatory Action Research Intern
As the YPAR Intern, I worked alongside the Impact and Innovation Coordinator to conduct a research project examining the impacts that the school-to-work transition has on the mental wellbeing of young professionals, while also providing information to employers on how to best support young professionals during this transition. The research concluded in March of 2022, with the final output including an academic article and a knowledge mobilization project. In addition to this research project, I… Show more As the YPAR Intern, I worked alongside the Impact and Innovation Coordinator to conduct a research project examining the impacts that the school-to-work transition has on the mental wellbeing of young professionals, while also providing information to employers on how to best support young professionals during this transition. The research concluded in March of 2022, with the final output including an academic article and a knowledge mobilization project. In addition to this research project, I developed a proposal for a system-wide YPAR internship for the NS Works System that validates and emphasize the importance of having young people conducting research in the career development, employment, and labour sector. Show less
Summer Program Assistant
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Peggy Glenn
Colleague at Canadian Forces Morale And Welfare ServicesHalifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Claudia Jurgens
Colleague at Canadian Forces Morale And Welfare ServicesOttawa, Ontario, Canada
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K. Michael Blemkie
Colleague at Canadian Forces Morale And Welfare ServicesOttawa, Ontario, Canada
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Sharon Joy, Mph
Colleague at Canadian Forces Morale And Welfare ServicesMoose Jaw 161, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Caitlin Andrecyk
Colleague at Canadian Forces Morale And Welfare ServicesHammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Bryann Mazur
Colleague at Canadian Forces Morale And Welfare ServicesWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
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Julia Ha
Colleague at Canadian Forces Morale And Welfare ServicesOttawa, Ontario, Canada
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Kathryn Ritter, Ba, Ris, Cpca
Colleague at Canadian Forces Morale And Welfare ServicesSurrey, British Columbia, Canada
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Scott Paradis
Colleague at Canadian Forces Morale And Welfare ServicesEdmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Haley Twiss
Colleague at Canadian Forces Morale And Welfare ServicesSouthport, Manitoba, Canada
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Hannah James education
Master Of Public Health+ (Mph+), Public Health Practice
Bachelor Of Arts And Science With Honours In Health
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Hannah James works for Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services.
What is Hannah James's role at Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services?
Hannah James is listed as Health Promotion Specialist at Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services.
Where is Hannah James based?
Hannah James is based in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada while working with Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services.
What companies has Hannah James worked for?
Hannah James has worked for Canadian Forces Morale And Welfare Services, University Of Ottawa, Centre For Employment Innovation, St. Francis Xavier University, and Crescent Valley Resource Centre.
Who are Hannah James's colleagues at Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services?
Hannah James's colleagues at Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services include Peggy Glenn, Claudia Jurgens, K. Michael Blemkie, Sharon Joy, Mph, and Caitlin Andrecyk.
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Hannah James holds Master Of Public Health+ (Mph+), Public Health Practice from University Of Ottawa.
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