AUGUSTINA NZEOGWU

Led a randomized controlled trial investigating LARC continuation rates and side-effects in 30 adolescent females (ages 13-17), generating critical data on reproductive health outcomes.

Developed culturally sensitive knowledge translation materials on LARC benefits and risks for adolescent patients and guardians, enhancing patient education and informed consent processes in clinical settings.

Collaborated with a team of Recreation Leaders to design and implement culturally appropriate programming for teenage participants, fostering inclusivity and engagement.

Successfully de-escalated conflicts among participants using empathetic communication, ensuring a safe and positive environment.

Facilitated a collaborative project with inner-city youth to create a multicultural cookbook, promoting cultural exchange and community engagement.

Maintained a 100% safety compliance record by rigorously enforcing regulations and procedures, safeguarding the well-being of all program participants.

Instructed diverse public groups in essential first aid and lifesaving techniques, promoting a safer and healthier community.

Developed and delivered comprehensive first aid programs across various communities in Manitoba, tailoring content to address unique rural healthcare needs.

Managed and trained volunteer teams at large-scale festivals and events, overseeing on-site first aid response for minor ailments and coordinating emergency services for critical incidents.

Investigated the efficacy of stem cell treatment on rotator-cuff injury (RCI) using muscle biopsy analysis, contributing to understanding regenerative medicine.

Executed Western blot analyses to assess cellular responsiveness to treatment, providing key insights into tissue regeneration mechanisms.

Orchestrated and delivered regular pet therapy sessions for children with diverse needs (learning disabilities, physical disabilities, trauma), enhancing emotional well-being and comfort.

Cultivated empathetic and supportive relationships with children, offering nonjudgmental comfort and contributing to their therapeutic progress.

Participated in the 'Home for the Summer Program,' immersing in rural healthcare practices and community health programs in Dauphin, MB.

Observed healthcare professionals in diverse rural settings, gaining insights into challenges and solutions in underserved communities.

Provided compassionate support to anxious patients, ensuring strict confidentiality and contributing to a calming hospital environment.

Assisted patients with mobility challenges, ensuring their safe and comfortable navigation throughout the hospital facilities.

Served as a welcoming first point of contact for patients and visitors, efficiently directing inquiries and referrals to appropriate hospital personnel.

Provided support and supervision to children with diabetes, fostering a safe and engaging environment at Camp Briardale.

Assisted with educational activities related to diabetes management, promoting health literacy and self-care among campers.