Ksenia Ekimova

Carleton University, Graduate Student

Ottawa,Ontario

Overview

year of professional experience

Languages

Work History

Registered Nurse

Mother Baby Unit at Mount Sinai Hospital

7 2019 - 8 2022

Provided evidence-based recommendations to senior leadership on healthcare policy improvements, ensuring alignment with best practices and regulatory standards
Demonstrated computer proficiency in managing electronic health records and provided accurate documentation of assessments, interventions, and evaluations
Maintained effective interpersonal communication with patients, families, and the interdisciplinary team to ensure coordinated quality care
Offered administrative support in a fast-paced environment, ensuring smooth operations and adherence to healthcare regulations
Supervised and mentored nursing students, providing hands-on training and fostering their professional development.

Server

Swiss Chalet

04.2018 - 06.2019

Efficiently enabled optimal guest experience by managing multiple tasks simultaneously such as taking requests, recording orders, serving dishes and cleaning tables
Analyzed customer feedback to develop and implement solutions, improving service efficiency and overall customer satisfaction.

Education

Master of Public Policy and Administration -

Carleton University

Ottawa, Ontario

Bachelor of Science in Nursing with Honours Collaborative Degree -

York University

North York, Ontario

06.2018

Skills

Proficient in conducting in-depth research using both qualitative and quantitative methods to inform decision-making and review findings for accuracy

Experienced in R software for data analysis, statistical modeling and visualization with the ability to create efficient and accurate data-driven insights

Possess exceptional organizational skills with attention to detail in all tasks to ensure precision and thoroughness in execution

Adept in providing administrative support and preparing briefings to facilitate smooth operations

Work effectively within diverse teams and contribute to project success through strong communication and coordination

Course Based Projects

A Comparative Analysis of the Regulatory Policies for Use of Autologous Cell Therapy in Canada and the U.S., A research policy paper examining the regulatory frameworks for autologous cell therapy in Canada and the U.S., highlighting the balance between innovation promotion and patient protection whilst emphasizing the need for adaptive regulatory approaches, Conducted research and analysis using federal legislation and legal frameworks, provincial and territorial medical regulations and peer-reviewed articles to understand regulatory standards and their implications for patient care
Nothing Happens Until Something Moves: Analyzing Canadian Census Commuter Data, A data science group project on the correlation between pubic transit commuter activity and the socioeconomic status of residents in Ottawa and the recommendations for transit subsidies and route enhancements targeted at lower-income communities, Utilized Statistics Canada’s 2016 Census of data and the programming language R to perform statistical analysis
The Effect of the National Housing Strategy (NHS) on Financialization of Housing, A policy reflection highlighting how Canada’s NHS inadvertently exacerbates issues of housing affordability and homelessness by promoting financialization, Analyzed the federal strategy NHS, policy documents, and market data using critical policy analysis skills
Foreign Medical Credential Recognition: A Comparative Analysis of Canada vs. Australia, Group paper addressing the pressing need for action in Canada’s healthcare system due to shortages in licensed healthcare professionals, Consulted Canadian and Australian medical colleges on International Medical Graduates to provide policy recommendations and coordinated team efforts by scheduling meetings to ensure an organized timeline and clear communication of findings

Citizenship

Canadian

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