As a global healthcare company, Hollister is committed to improving the lives of those who use our products. Our mission centres around providing exceptional products and services to our customers.
We are thrilled to introduce Jasmine Chan, who has joined Hollister's Education Team as a full-time Clinical Support Specialist
In her new role, Jasmine will manage educational events, provide clinical support to associates and Secure Start/Customer Service Teams, and contribute to the implementation of new clinical programs that set Hollister apart as a valued business partner.
Jasmine has begun her studies in the Nurses Specialized in Wound Ostomy and Continence Educational Program. She graduated from McMaster University in 2014 with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and has worked at Southlake Regional Health Centre. Additionally, she taught part-time at Georgian College as a Clinical Instructor. During the pandemic, Jasmine took on the role of Professional Practice Project Lead and Mentor, overseeing 100 externs in their daily tasks and duties. Since joining Hollister in June 2023, she has been dedicated to supporting clinicians and customers through the Secure Start program.
Outside of work, Jasmine enjoys hot yoga, hiking, and spending time with friends. She resides in Newmarket with her husband, Ben.
Hollister Limited is thrilled to announce that Karen Spencer, BN, NSWOC, IIWCC has joined our Clinical Education Team as Clinical Resource Manager
Karen brings over thirty years of dedicated experience in the field of ostomy care. She began her journey in surgical nursing and then earned her Enterostomal Therapy Nursing Certificate from the University of Toronto in 1989. Her extensive clinical background includes acute care and community roles in Winnipeg, Manitoba, where she worked with the Manitoba Ostomy Program and St. Boniface Hospital. Additionally, Karen has contributed to the CAET Board in various capacities.
In 2004, Karen joined Hollister as a Clinical Resource Manager in Canada. Her career then took her to the United States, where she assumed the role of Director of Global Clinical Education. In this position, Karen has had the privilege of collaborating with nurses worldwide. She has been instrumental in supporting research and developing educational materials and programs for both clinicians and patients, aimed at advancing the ostomy nursing profession and enhancing the quality of life for individuals with an ostomy.
Karen's contributions to the field are well-recognized. She has published work on peristomal skin health and convexity and has shared her knowledge through lectures at national and international conferences.
We are excited to welcome Karen back to our Canadian team and look forward to the invaluable insights and expertise she will bring to our clinical education initiatives.
Karen is excited to reconnect with Canadian NSWOC nurses during her travels and at the upcoming NSWOC Conference. Let's give her a warm welcome back to Canada!
