Chief Nurse Advisor - Universal Ibogaine - 2018- Present

Development of Ibogaine Treatment Protocols from Cancun, Mexico for Canadian research utilization. International relationship development of global ibogaine providers. Advocacy with provincial and national leadership including Health Canada for the

ibogaine research. Development of investor relationships for research funding.

Director - Safe Care Nursing- 2016- Present

Curriculum Development for Critical Thinking in Nursing Practice, Online Delivery and Management of Course for Critical Thinking, Advocacy Platform for Patient Safety: Health Care Professionals Networking

Founded and developed a consulting practice which has served to meet the continuing competence needs for both registered nurses and licensed practical nurses in various clinical settings (refer to below).

Surrey Memorial Hospital: Medicine Program

Surrey Memorial Hospital: Emergency Program

Chilliwack General Hospital: Surgical Program

Delta Hospital: Medicine & Emergency Programs

Mount Saint Josephs Hospital: Medicine Program

Richmond: Lions Manor; Nursing Home

Delta: Mountain View Manor; Extended Care Facility

Burnaby: Normanna Home; Residential Care

Delta View Life Enrichment Centre; Residential Care

Peace Arch Hospital: Residential Care

Belvedere Care Centre; Residential Care

Queen’s Park Care Centre; Residential Care

Fraser Health Professional Practice

Department Courses for LPN’s in B.C.

Eagle Ridge Hospital; Rehabilitation Program

Routinely review patient charts to make a determination as to whether safe, competent and ethical nursing care had been provided for the claimant.

Guild Yule LLP Barristers and Solicitors – 2100-1075 West Georgia, Vancouver, B.C.

Nixon Wenger LLP – 4th Floor-CIBC Building, Vernon, B.C.

Killiam Cordell Murray – 2000- 401 West Georgia, Vancouver, B.C.

Cafra & Lawton LLP – 395 Waterfront Crescent, Victoria, B.C.

Nursing Practice – College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia October 2010

Consultant – October 2011

Developed the 2011 CLPNBC Practice Guidelines, developed “Assisting LPN’s with Significant Practice Problems” document. Served as a member of the Quality Assurance Group.

Instructor – Vancouver Community College: Continuing Studies, Vancouver, B.C. 2004-2008

Co-authored and taught the following continuing nursing education courses;“Heightened Expectations,” “I.V. Therapy for Licensed Practical Nurses” Assessed and assisted both individual nurses and specific work sites with practice issues.

Instructor – Vancouver Community College, Vancouver, B.C. 2000-Present

Responsibilities have included working in several different areas of the licensed practical nurses program. Including course development and delivery of pathophysiology, pharmacology, nursing theory and psychomotor skills across the semesters. Instructing students in both acute care and residential settings across all semesters.

Instructor – Langara College, Vancouver, B.C. 1999-2001

Involved in course development and delivery of several courses; Principles of Teaching & Learning, Informatics, and Nursing Arts.

Instructor – The International School of Nursing and Health Sciences 2000-2002

Developed and delivered course content to meet the learning needs of foreign trained registered nurses. Responsibilities also included clinical teaching.

Clinical Coordinator For RIDICAP Study – University of British Columbia-Department of Psychology 1997-2000

Involved in the recruitment, screening, and follow up of cardiac clients involved in a research study involving psychological intervention. Responsibilities included organizing and managing human resources.

C.C.U. R.N. – Coronary Care Unit: St. Paul’s Hospital, Vancouver, B.C. 1996-1999

Responsibilities included managing the critical care of coronary patients.

Instructor – Open Learning Agency of B.C., Vancouver, B.C. 1997-2001

Taught human anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology, taught technical psychomotor skills and conducted lessons in a clinical setting for nurse refresher students. Authored “ Psychomotor Skills for Registered Nurses”.

Instructor – School of Nursing, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C. 1994-1997

Worked with second year nursing students in the medical area. Assisted in both clinical skills and theoretical knowledge. Received an Outstanding Achievement Award for teaching.

Nurse Educator for Medicine – Richmond Hospital, Richmond, B.C. 1993-1994

Responsible for the nurses (RN’s and LPN’s) educational needs on three medical floors: General Medicine, Oncology, Cardiology and Respiratory. Responsibilities included assessing learning needs, developing education sessions and presenting teaching sessions to staff Committee Membership included: Palliative Care Committee, HIV Task Force, Unit Education Committees, Infection Control Committee and Curriculum Development Committee.

Registered Nurse – University Hospital, Shaughnessy Site, Vancouver, B.C. 1993

Registered Nurse (Spinal Cord Intensive Care Unit, 1993) Focused on assessment skills and implementing nursing care for clients recently sustaining a spinal cord injury.

Registered Nurse (ICU/CCU, 1993) in Multi-diagnostic Intensive/Coronary Care Unit, which provides care for clients who have difficulty satisfying their needs to the extent that their survival is threatened.

Focussed on assessment skills with intervention using dependent and independent nursing functions. Actively participated on cardiac arrest management team.

Registered Nurse (Orthopaedic Floor, 1992-93) Primarily responsible for post-operative recovery and rehabilitation.

Registered Nurse (Acute Medicine, 1989-92) Focused on acute and chronic illness. Actively participated on Education and Nursing Research Committees. Elected Spokesperson to present Human Resources with nurses needs during ward closure.

G.E. Registered Nurse (Gastroenterology Clinic, Summer 1991) Primarily involved in preparing clients for various endoscopic procedures and assisting physicians during procedures.

Registration Officer – Registered Nurses Association of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C. 1992

Addressed nurse’s questions and concerns regarding mandatory province-wide registration.

RN Team Leader – False Creek Residence, Vancouver, B.C. Casual, 1991

Formulated nursing care plans based on physical and psychological assessments Supervised Life Skills Workers