Dr Ellis is the Provincial Lead for Geriatric Emergency Medicine in Saskatchewan where she is involved in research, education, quality improvement and policy development. She works clinically as an
Janessa Tom is a Program Coordinator and EMR with BC Emergency Health Services. She has also worked as a Research Assistant with the BC Resuscitation Research Collaborative (BC RESURECT) since 2022, providing support on the Canadian paramedicine research
Eddy Lang is a Professor and Senior Researcher for Emergency Medicine at Cumming School of Medicine- University of Calgary and Alberta Health Services, Calgary Zone. His areas of interest are knowledge translation, evidence-based
Neil sits at the center of Stryker Emergency Care's transport research and development. As a technical leader in new product development and research, Neil also represents Stryker in global standards committees. With a focus on ambulance construction,
Dan's background includes his PhD research in Electrical Engineering which focused on oxygen measurements in premature infants and laser Doppler blood flow. He was the Systems Engineering Lead for the LIFPEAK 500 and the LIFEPAK CR+, Stryker's
Dr Ian Howard is the Clinical Director of the Hamad Medical Corporation Ambulance Service, the national ambulance service of Qatar. He has worked in EMS across South Africa and the Middle East for the last 18 years as a prehospital clinician, academic
Dr Willem Stassen is an emergency care practitioner primarily involved in critical care retrieval via ground, helicopter or fixed wing modes of transport.
Aman Verma is a Research Associate at the Surveillance Lab, where he is actively involved in several research projects involving large healthcare databases. Aman is currently involved in research applying machine learning to emergency medical service
Tyson is a Principal Research Scientist with Stryker Emergency Care who joined in 2014. He has a Ph.D in biomedical engineering specializing in biophysics and electrophysiology. His current research focuses on ECG algorithms, electrical therapy, and
Rose is the newest member of the Stryker Emergency Care Research Group having joined in 2022. She is exploring resuscitation science topics and conducts research on topics including defibrillation and blood pressure recovery.
Rob Walker is a Senior Principal Scientist in the Research Group at Stryker Emergency Care. He joined the former Physio-Control organization in 1999, and has conducted experimental and clinical research across several
Fred leads a small group of engineers and scientists focused on advancing the science and technology of emergency care. In his 30+ years in this role, initially in Physio-Control and now within Stryker, he has extensively studied defibrillation, CPR,
Andrea Alter is a primary care Paramedic at Urgences-santé since 2017. Prior to obtaining her DEC in Pre-hospital Emergency Care (John Abbott College, 2017), she completed her PhD in Experimental Medicine at McGill University (2010). Her research was
Nura Khattab's journey into medicine commenced with her profound passion for prehospital care, nurtured during her years as a medic with St. John Ambulance. Currently in her second year as a medical student at the University of Toronto, her hands-on
Daniel is a third-year medical student at St. George's University. Prior to studying medicine, he practiced for 4 years in Ontario as a paramedic at the BLS and ALS levels.
Dr. Evan Formosa is a resident physician specializing in emergency medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. Evan has a keen interest in the dynamic field of emergency healthcare and is particularly interested prehospital and transport medicine.
As a paramedic by trade, paramedic leader and researcher working for Ornge, Meagan currently serves as the Manager of Program Design, Evaluation & Academic Innovation.
Karla began her career as a land paramedic in Nova Scotia and moved to Ontario to follow her dream of becoming a flight paramedic. She worked in the Ontario system as a Critical Care Flight Paramedic for more than 20 years as a clinician and educator.
Dr. Ford-Jones is a Professor in Allied Health at Humber Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning in Toronto, and an Adjunct Professor in the Paramedicine Collaborative at DFCM, University of Toronto. Her program of research explores emergency
Dr. Judah Goldstein is the Research Coordinator for Emergency Health Services, Nova Scotia. Dr. Goldstein is a Primary Care Paramedic and has worked in the EHS ground ambulance system since 2000.
Holly graduated from Acadia University with a BSc in Biology and Chemistry (2016), followed by a MSc in Biomedical engineering (2019) from the University of Ottawa. After her Masters, she began to work in health research in a wide variety of contexts
Dr. Santokh Dhillon, an Associate Professor in the Division of Cardiology at Dalhousie University's Department of Pediatrics, specializes in pediatric cardiology with a focus on congenital heart disease and inherited arrhythmias.
Dr. Allan is a PhD, mixed methods researcher at St. Michael's Hospital, specializing in arrhythmia and resuscitation research. She has a strong interest in sudden cardiac arrest advocacy and is Chair and co-founder of CARE, a grassroots organization in