Jessica Emed
Assistant to the Director of Nursing - Professional Practice and Academic Affairs, CIUSS Central Montreal Network
Jessica Emed is listed as Assistant to the Director of Nursing - Professional Practice and Academic Affairs, CIUSS Central Montreal Network. Jessica is scheduled to speak at ICHOM Conference 2026 on 8 December 2026.
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About
Jessica Emed is Assistant to the Director of Nursing for Professional Practice and Academic Affairs at Santé Québec’s West-Central Montreal Health and Social Services University Network. She specializes in the design and implementation of orientation, integration-to-practice, and professional development programs, as well as knowledge translation and the advancement of evidence-informed practice. Jessica has led numerous hospital- and network-wide quality and patient safety initiatives that have strengthened clinical excellence and care delivery. An Assistant Professor at McGill University’s Ingram School of Nursing, she has taught in undergraduate, graduate, and interprofessional education programs. From 2018 to 2020, she served as Assistant Dean, Health Professions Education, in McGill’s Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, where she fostered educational excellence and strengthened partnerships between academic and clinical environments.
Upcoming
ICHOM Conference 2026 7 December 2026 – 9 December 2026
- Invisible Heroes of VBHC: The Care Teams Driving Value and Outcomes Speaker · 8 December 2026
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Jessica at events on B2DB.
- Nadeem Abji Senior Director, Quality & Outcomes · Shoppers Drug Mart (Canada) 1 shared session
- Vanessa Metz Pharmacist (specialized in medical devices) and Director of Medical Projects · Espic Healthcare Facility in Marseille, Hôpital Européen 1 shared session
- Zainab Garba-Sani Vice Chair | Sickle Cell Society UK Founder & Director, ACCESS AI | Stanford University Senior Harkness Fellow in Health Policy and Practice | The Commonwealth Fund · UK Sickle Cell Society 1 shared session