Treeva Elliott

A Dietitian Practice Leader with over 10 years of supervisory experience and a strong clinical background with a focus on critical care, enteral and parenteral nutrition. Passionate in managing and leading a team of dietitians, providing inclusive guidance and support for professional development and growth. With extensive experience and a deep understanding of organizational dynamics, budgeting and resource allocation. Effective in managing a team and engaging stakeholders in advocacy for nutrition related initiatives.

• Leading, supporting and supervising a team of 10+ registered Dietitians in the provision of up to date evidenced based medical nutrition therapy.
• Overseeing and managing the daily operations, recruitment and retention and departmental operational budget
• Setting and monitoring team goals and objectives, ensuring team members are meeting performance expectations and providing guidance and support to foster growth
• Assisting in the development, implementation, review and dissemination of policies and procedures
• Fostering a collaborative and positive work environment and assisting with conflict resolution
• Providing direct patient care, conducting assessments, developing individualized nutrition plans and monitoring progress towards goals.
• Prioritizing and managing time, while balancing clinical responsibilities and operational needs

• Bioethics - Making Ethics Real - Course Completed February 2022
• San'yas Anti-Racism Indigenous Cultural Safety Training Program - Course Completion August 2020

• College of Dietitians Of British Columbia (#0989) - Restricted Activities A,B and C

• Adult Enteral Formulary Changes - Lead, coordinated and communicated changes regionally - 2024
• Critical Care Dietitian Manual - Lead the development and ongoing review of a reference manual for Dietitians orientating and working in Critical Care (Last released October 2023)
• Parenteral Nutrition Dietitian Manual - Lead the review and ongoing revisions of an existing manual (Last released May 2023)
• Benchmarking Document: Developed a Finance Benchmarking document for use regionally for standardization of funding requests and FTE reviews - 2023
• Nutrition Status Assessment In Acute Care - Developed a pathway and communication for Fraser Health Dietitians to demonstrate use of the Canadian Nutrition Screening Tool (CNST)- 2021
• Nectar thick Liquids Rollout and Implementation - Lead and coordinated the roll out, communication and education of Nectar thick liquids in Acute and Long Term Care at Langley Memorial Hospital - 2020 and 2021.

• Home Tube Feed Users Study: participating as co-investigator in data analysis looking at the experiences of Fraser Health home tube feeds users
• Handgrip Strength - Shifting away from weight: A pilot study accessing the feasibility of handgrip strength as a measure of physical health in children enrolled in a healthy lifestyle intervention - involved in recruitment.