Shannon Prevost

Dedicated and passionate Nurse Practitioner student committed to delivering exceptional care to patients across the lifespan. A poised professional with over five years of experience in diverse healthcare environments, bringing a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to every patient interaction.

CNO# 18065521

• First Aid and CPR level (HCP)
• Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)
• Lead II Arrythmia Interpretation
• Cardiac Arrest Response (CAR)
• Non-violent Crisis Intervention (NVCI)
• Association of Perioperative Registered Nurses (AORN)
• LGBT2SQ foundations course (Sherboune Health)
• Human Trafficking for Health Care Professionals

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease/Congestive Heart Failure (COPD/CHF) Navigation Clinic (NP student)

Thunder Bay, ON ~ May 01/2024 - current 

• Educated patients and families on COPD/CHF management, including medication adherence, lifestyle modifications, and symptom recognition
• Monitored patients' health status through regular check-ins via phone, home visits, and telehealth services; adjusted care plans based on patient progress
• Coordinated and facilitated access to resources such as pulmonary rehabilitation, telehomecare monitoring, outpatient programs and smoking cessation support
• Ordered and interpreted diagnostic tests, including pulmonary function tests/spirometry, chest x-rays, CT, echocardiograms and ECGs, to tailor treatment plans based on current clinical date

Anishnawbe Mushkiki Community Health and Wellness Centre (NP student)

Thunder Bay, ON ~ January 07/2024 - April 09/2024; June 14/2024 - July 30/2024 

• Developed and implemented individualized care plans, integrating evidence-based practices and addressing acute, chronic, and preventative health needs
• Engaged in health education and promotion activities, focusing on preventive care strategies and disease management
• Advocated for patients' needs and preferences, ensuring that care plans were tailored to meet their specific conditions, resources, and goals
• Demonstrated cultural awareness and sensitivity, respecting and integrating traditional practices and values of the Anishnawbe community into care delivery

Nurse Practitioner Led Clinic (NPLC) - NP student 

Thunder Bay, ON ~ September 06/2023 - November 09/2023 

• Conducted comprehensive patient assessments, including history taking, physical exams, and diagnostic testing
• Developed and implemented individualized care plans in collaboration with patients and interdisciplinary teams
• Managed chronic disease conditions, provided preventative care, and promoted health education tailored to the community
• Performed and interpreted diagnostic tests and lab results, and adjusted treatment plans based on findings
• Engaged in community outreach and health promotion initiatives to address specific health needs of the Thunder Bay population

Evie Pietila 

(807) 708-3909

Thunder Bay, ON 

epietila@mushkiki.com

Leslie Lamers 

(807) 630-4719

Thunder Bay, ON

Rajesh Talpade

Thunder Bay, ON

Rajesh.Talpade@tbh.net