Nov 11, 2019
Sheena Howard is a full-scope primary care registered nurse who
was born and raised in Ontario. She graduated from Queen’s
University School of Nursing, 2003, and began her career in
Northern BC on an isolated island as a public health and primary
care advanced practice nurse. Through a social justice lens, she
worked alongside the community consisting of indigneous and
non-indigenous people, to improve access to community healthcare,
notably creating the first free birth control and prenatal group
clinics, a model for prenatal patients in rural BC.
We start by discussing her discovery of nursing through a library
pamphlet and go on to talk about:
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