Ilissa Mistry Email & Phone Number

Winnipeg, MB, CA

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

- Clinical Research Coordinator for Pediatric Outcome Improvement through Coordination of Research Networks (POPCORN), as well as other clinical pediatrics research studies - Participate in the Justice Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) Council- Presenter: Inclusive Language in Healthcare & Research (2022)- Presenter: Opportunities in Research (2022)

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Bean Family Wellness offers a full range of inclusive prenatal, birth, postpartum & early years services to families residing in Manitoba. Services include: - Prenatal, Childbirth and Postpartum Education for Families in Manitoba - Perinatal Doula Services, - Breastfeeding SupportIlissa has been a guest on CTV morning live as well as CBC Radio. Ilissa has.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

The Children’s Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Manitoba Centre for Health Policy, Department of Community Health Sciences, University of Manitoba.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta

Manitoba, Canada

The Art of Breastmilk Project is a photographic and story-telling journey through the real life experiences of mothers feeding their children breast milk. The purpose of this project is to explore, document, and share the many realities of the breastfeeding relationship.

Niverville, Manitoba

Winnipeg, Canada Area

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Winnipeg, Manitoba

• Refer clients to programs, resources and supports in their community.
• Plan and facilitate educational programs and events for the downtown community on topics specific to resource management, health, and safety.
• Organize, promote, and coordinate social events for older adults.
• Attend community meetings and participate in committees as requested.
• Participate on the Transportation Options Network for Seniors Education and Awareness Committee
• Sit on the board of directors for Rupert’s Land Caregiver Service

• Offer information to clients on how to access various programs and services that are available in their community.
• Refer clients to programs, resources and supports in their community.
• Advocate for clients.
• Attend community meetings and participate in committees as requested.
• Coordinate programs and events for the community that provide learning opportunities and access to tools that help each individual to meet their basic needs.
• Continuously monitor and utilize a non-profit budget.

Univeristy Of Manitoba

• Analyzed data from the 2001 and 2006 Participatory and Activity Limitations Surveys (PALS) and created corresponding graphs.
• Completed a literature review on previous research that looked at aging with a developmental disability and individuals’ access to health and social services.
• Prepared a poster presentation for the research study - Aging with A Developmental Disability: Unmet Health Care and Social Service Needs.
• Presented the poster presentation at the University of Manitoba’s Centre on Aging Annual Research Symposium (2010).

• Helped to facilitate placement of the Paws with a Cause group pilot program
• Researched possible placements for the Paws with a Cause group pilot program
• Developed a letter to be sent out to possible placement sites
• Followed up with calls to all the sites to indicate interest, explain the program, and answer questions
• Developed a list of suitable places for the Paws with a Cause group pilot program
• Skills required: documentation, independence, internet searching, interpersonal communications, knowledge of the aging process, knowledge of program planning, Microsoft Excel and Word, organizational, record keeping.

Provided day-to-day nursing care and assisted with ADLs on a rehabilitation ward.Charted, documented, and verbally communicated patients' activities and changes in their status. Provided full head to toe assessments on a continuous basis.Attended interdisciplinary team meetings.Provided teaching sessions to patients regarding their diagnoses and discharge.

Provided day-to-day nursing care and assisted with ADLs in a geriatric long-term care setting.Charted, documented, and verbally communicated patients' activities and changes in their status. Developed and implemented Nursing Care Plans.Reported discrepancies between patients' charts and medications and/or therapies.

Bachelor, Human Ecology; Family Social Sciences

Graduated in February 2011. Interfaculty Option in Aging.

Joint Baccelaureate Nursing Program, Credits Transfered To U Of M, Faculty Of Human Ecology

Credits transfered to U of M, Faculty of Human Ecology

Certificate, French As A Second Language

FSL Program

Certificate, College Preparation For Nursing

College Preparation for Nursing Certificate