[Sharon]

We’d like to know a little more about you. Tell us in a couple of lines about your reason for taking this course, and an interesting fact about you.

[Jessica]

Hi everyone! My name is Jessica Lavis and I have been an RPN for almost 10 years. I began my career working in Telemedicine, and managed a number of clinics across Ontario. In 2018, I began working in acute care as a float Nurse, and in 2022, I transitioned away from the bedside to Infection Prevention and Control at the Brant Community Healthcare System. I am interested in pursing a leadership position in the future, and thought this course would be a great introduction to build on and learn new skills. I am looking forward to connecting with and learning from you all.

[Tina]

HI Jessica
welcome to the course, I look forward to working with you and everyone in the group.

[Stephanie]

Hello! My name is Stephanie Wallace I have been RPN for 9 Years, I Spent my first 8 years of nursing as a surgical nurse working with orthopedics and neurosurgery. Within the last year I have started a new position in primary care and I am currently working at a NPLC in my small home town of Capreol Ontario. and I am a Wife and mom of 2 little ones. I have always wanted to continue education within my role as a RPN and I am excited for this opportunity to add to my current role as a RPN and how it may open more doors within a leadership role in the future. Looking forward to working and learning with all of you!

[Mauei Caela]

Hello Everyone!

My name is Mauei Caela (pronounced as Maui), and I have been an RPN for 3 years now. I work at a complex care unit specializing in trach and ventilators. I love learning and sharing what I know. I like doing some arts and crafts in my spare time, and I love playing board games with my family. You could say that I am a big introvert who works in a highly extroverted environment – healthcare. I am excited to learn more about the leadership role. I hope to be able to apply it at work and grow more as a person.

[Amit Kaur]

Hello everyone
My name is Amit Carpenter.I have been RPN for 16 years and work in Long Term Care. I work with seniors with mental health and behaviour issues, palliative care.I am a wife and mother of two teens. I am excited to learn different experiences from all of you which could benefit in learning leadership skills.

[Anastasia]

Hello everyone. My name is Ana. I have been an RPN for 7 years working in acute care medicine. Over the years at the hospital I mentored many new grads. Earlier this year I decided I wanted to transition out of hospital and try something new. I took on a role as a clinical supervisor in community and it is definitely a lot different from acute care bedside nursing. I am hoping to gain some knowledge to help me succeed in my new role. In my very little spare time I enjoy going for walks, working out, going to live sporting events and book spontaneous get aways. I am excited to learn and grow from this course.

[Tina]

Hello, My name is Tina and I have been an RPN for 26 years now. I graduated from Durham College in the 1 year program in 1999. I have worked in Longterm care first, then the Whitby mental health and then LHC hospital system for 19 years, I did a few months in community nursing during COVID and have now been working in long term care since 2021. I am a mom, wife, and dog mom. I aspire to leadership roll in the company I work for a this time. I have decided to take this course in order to help me with my goals. I am excited to see where I can go with this course

[Trudy]

Hello Everyone,
My name is Trudy. I have been an RPN for 13 years. I have worked in LTC, Cardiac, Emerg, and my passion, Mental Health. I am currently working in the community as a Mental Health Nurse, which I love. I am a mother to three young kids, I love to travel and cook. I look forward to learning more about leadership styles and skills.

[Stephanie]

Good morning. My name is Stephanie. I am a mom of two young children and a new puppy named Daisy. I have just begun my career as a RPN, as of last year. Before nursing I was a massage therapist and esthetician. I work in end-of-life care at a hospice. I took this course to improve my communication and leadership skills to improve my overall care. I look forward to learning and growing.

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