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EDUCATION

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Athabasca University:

Master of Health Studies (Teaching Focus)- current

The MHS program focuses on:
  • competencies to discern emerging trends
  • anticipate future directions in health care 
  • provide leadership in health service planning implementation and evaluation
  • manage change
  • critique and develop health and social policy
  •  and to develop successful research and project proposals.

McMaster University: Bachelor of Science in Nursing-2004

The BScN program focuses on:​

  • curriculum that uses a problem-based, small group, self-directed educational model. 

  • provides high-quality, innovative nursing education in a unique educational setting 
  • promote nursing as a caring, client-centred, scientifically-based profession.
  • prepares nurses for practice in a wide variety of health care settings through curricula that are responsive to real world needs.            

Brock University: Bachelor of Arts Health Studies- 2001

Brock's BA in Health Studies focused on:

  • enabling students to learn and apply knowledge from biosciences, social sciences, statistical sciences, and the humanities to understand the health of individuals, families and communities.

  • students are able to learn, engage and make a difference to the health of the population at a local, national and global level through research and experiential education.

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