Julie Sinclair
- Staff - Last Name: Sinclair
- Staff - Department: Quality & Patient Safety
- Staff - Job Title: EMS Coordinator
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The Regional Paramedic Program for Eastern Ontario was created in February 2009 when the Ottawa and Kingston Base Hospitals combined. We provide medical direction, education and advice to paramedics and paramedic services in nine upper-tier municipalities across Eastern Ontario.
The communities served by the Regional Paramedic Program for Eastern Ontario are Prescott-Russell, Cornwall, Ottawa, The County of Renfrew, Lanark County, Leeds and Grenville, Lennox and Addington, Hastings County, Prince Edward County and Frontenac County. Combined, this includes nine paramedic services and more than 1200 Primary Care (PCP) and Advanced Care Paramedics (ACP).
The Regional Paramedic Program for Eastern Ontario encourages excellence in paramedicine so that the people in our community get the safest and highest-quality clinical care possible.
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General Information | info@rppeo.ca |
Certification Questions | certification@rppeo.ca |
Education Questions | education@rppeo.ca |
Quality Team | quality@rppeo.ca |
2475 Don Reid Drive
Ottawa, On, K1H1E2
FAX: 613-737-1028
400-1471 John Counter Blvd,
Kingston, ON, K7M 8S8
Group | Email Address |
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General Information | info@rppeo.ca |
Certification Questions | certification@rppeo.ca |
Education Questions | education@rppeo.ca |
Quality Questions | quality@rppeo.ca |
Data Request | data@rppeo.ca |
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The Regional Paramedic Program for Eastern Ontario (RPPEO) is seeking experienced Advanced Care Paramedics (ACPs) to join our clinical quality review team as Peer Reviewers of Ambulance Call Reports (ACRs). This contract role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to patient safety and quality standards in the Eastern Ontario region by conducting peer reviews on ACRs and supporting the clinical oversight mandate set forth by the Ministry of Health.
Position Overview:
ACPs will conduct remote reviews of ACRs to assess patient care quality and identify patient safety concerns within defined standards. Reviewers focus on ACRs that include delegated medical acts. This role is ideal for paramedics with an interest in clinical quality improvement and patient safety.
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Additional Information:
Application Process:
To apply, please send your resume and cover letter to the attention of Ben de Mendonca with the subject Peer Reviewer Application at quality@rppeo.ca by December 6, 2024. Selected candidates may undergo a review of application materials, testing, and an interview.
For questions, please contact quality@rppeo.ca.
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The Ottawa Hospital’s Regional Paramedic Program for Eastern Ontario (RPPEO) is seeking a dynamic and collaborative Associate Medical Director to join our team. As part of RPPEO’s leadership, you’ll work alongside the Medical Director and two other Associate Medical Director to drive quality and advancement of out-of-hospital paramedic care across a diverse and expansive region in Eastern Ontario. This role offers a unique chance to influence the future of paramedic practice in the region.
Application Deadline: January 10th, 2025
About the Role
The Associate Medical Director will play a key role in clinical leadership, quality assurance, and the development of innovative care pathways to support over 1,600 paramedics across nine regional/municipal services. In addition to advancing paramedic practice through evidence-based methods, the Associate Medical Director will support the Online Medical Consultation service—a collaborative phone consultation platform aiding paramedics in real-time medical decision-making and mentorship.
Key Responsibilities
Qualifications
Interested candidates are invited to submit a letter of interest and CV, addressed to Dr. Michael Austin, to RPPEO Administrative Assistant Andrea Arteaga at anarteaga@rppeo.ca by January 10, 2025.
Description of the Role: Associate_Medical_Director_Role_Description_2024.pdf
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Stop the Spread Ottawa (SSO) is a large cohort study on SARS-CoV-2 immune response, led by The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute and the University of Ottawa. Participants may donate monthly blood and saliva samples by self-collecting at home, and/or attend TOH Laboratory Services for blood draws. Participants are given access to an antibody portal through which they can track positive/negative SARS-CoV-2 antibody results.
Since October 2020, the OHRI research lab has analyzed tens of thousands of samples. This volume of data has made many projects possible, such as:
Read more …125 more participants needed for Ottawa COVID-19 antibody tracking study
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The Regional Paramedic Program for Eastern Ontario is pleased to announce the topic of this Fall CME: Emergency Childbirth Management.
At the request of the Medical Advisory Committee, the Association of Ontario Midwives developed an Ontario paramedic training program in preparation for the new Emergency Childbirth Medical Directive.
Online modules covering Anatomy and Physiology and other Obstetrical Emergencies have also been added for your review.
Read more …2017 Fall CME Online Education Material