Jeannine Girard-Pearlman Banack

G+G Partnership Architect

 

EDUCATION:

2005 - Ph.D. Candidate

ONTARIO INSTITUTE FOR STUDIES IN EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

!998-2002 Masters in Education

ONTARIO INSTITUTE FOR STUDIES IN EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

1970-1972 Diploma in Health Administration.

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO

now known as the Department of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation, Faculty of

Medicine, University of Toronto)

1965-1969 Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSc.N.),

UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA

 

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:

Board Certified Fellow of the American College of Health Care Executives, 1998- (an achievement by less than 9% of health administrators in North America)

Certified Member Canadian College of Health Service Executives, 1984 – lifetime membership

 

AWARDS:

2006 Recipient - W.T. Aikins Faculty Teaching Award for Course Development and Coordination. The Atkins Award is the most prestigious award of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto for commitment to and excellence in undergraduate teaching. This award was received for the development of and ongoing leadership as Course Director for the Ambulatory Community Medicine (ACE) course, a core curriculum experience for all final year medical students at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto.

1998 Nominated for the Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, W. T.Atkins Award for Course Development and Coordination for the development of the Ambulatory Community Medicine (ACE) course.

 

UNIVERSITY APPOINTMENTS:

Assistant Professor Department of Health Policy, Management & Evaluation, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto (Status only)

Course Director Ambulatory/Community Experience, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto. ACE is a mandatory core curriculum course for all final year medical students.

 

SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS:

2005- Member, Partnership for Health System Improvement Merit Review Committee of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. ( C.I.H.R.)

1993 – 1997 Appointed by the Ontario Council of Regents for Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology as a founding member of the 16 member Board of Governors of the Collège des Grands Lac, the French Language College of Arts and Technology for South-Western Ontario which opened September, 1995.

 

PROFESSIONAL/EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:

1990 to present - Health Care-Consultant for G+G Partnership Architects

 

July 2007- Research Fellow, WILSON CENTRE FOR RESEARCH IN EDUCATION

 

1974 - 2007 MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL, Toronto, Ontario

2003 - March 31, 2007. Senior Vice President Medical, Allied & Environmental Services

2000 – 2003 Vice President Medical, Allied & Environmental Services

 

Selected Special projects

􀂾 Successfully worked with the MOHLTC to obtain approval for a major capital redevelopment of Mount Sinai Hospital including a six-story addition. Project value $200,000,000.00+

􀂾 Responsible for securing over 18 million dollars in donation for Mount Sinai Hospital

 

Corporate Responsibility:

(1995 – 2000 co chair with the Chief of Medicine) of the Mount Sinai Hospital Medical and Community Health Planning Council responsible for the following patient care areas: • Adult Critical Care • Cardiology • Pain

Management • Diabetes • Emergency Medicine • General and Specialty Medicine •Mental Health

Director of Public Relations (until 1984)

Management of 2 apartments owned by the hospital (until 1984)

Medical Education programs: undergraduate and postgraduate

Medical Advisory Council Affairs including by-laws, manpower planning, policy development, medical staff appointments and reappointments

Patient Representative (until 1984)

Space Planning and Project Manager for all capital construction projects as of 1998.

 

PUBLICATIONS/PRESENTATIONS:

“The Ambulatory Community Experience in the Senior Clerkship: Applying a common core curriculum across a range of patient care

settings.” Girard-Pearlman J, MacRury K, University of Toronto; Omen Education Research Symposium, October 20,

2000, Toronto, Ontario.

"The University of Toronto Undergraduate Ambulatory Community Experience: The role of Non-University Affiliated Emergency

Departments." Laurie Morrison, Jeannine Girard-Pearlman, Kathryn MacRury, Gordon Froggatt. Paper presented by

Laurie Morrison at the International Congress of Emergency Medicine in Sydney Australia, November 1996.

"Student Logs as Teaching and Learning Tools." Jeannine Girard-Pearlman, David White. Faculty of Medicine, University

of Toronto Education Research Day: October 31, 1996.

"The Eleventh Hour." Aviva Sokolsky, Lisa Droppo, Jeannine Girard-Pearlman, Karen Meadwell and Camala Singh,

Canadian Journal of Quality in Health Care, December 1993, Vol. 10 No. 3.

 

He speaks French and English

 

Updated June 2008