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EMS Research Day
Monday, October 20, 2025
Royal Bank Theatre, QEII, Halifax Infirmary
Keynote Speaker
Jennifer Greene, ACP, MSc (C)
Knowledge Translation Specialist, Division of EMS, Department of Emergency Medicine, Dalhousie University
ACP, EHS Ambulance Service
Jen Greene has worked in EMS research since 2011 and in paramedicine since 2007. She serves as the Dalhousie University Division of EMS Knowledge Translation Specialist, where it is her mission to get the evidence straight and get the evidence used. To enrich her ability to contribute to this mission, she is completing a Master’s degree in Community Health and Epidemiology. Jen takes her knowledge of the current science to the field as an ACP, Operations Lead and Field Training Paramedic. She translates the research directly into practice as an evidence consultant for the EHS Clinical Practice Guidelines and as the program coordinator for the Prehospital Evidence Based Practice Program.
Jen is committed to advancing the paramedic profession and was one of the core group members who established the Nova Scotia Paramedic Professional Association. Through her dedication to professionalism, she was awarded the 2024 PAC Excellence in Leadership and Advocacy Award.
Jen’s 2025 keynote address will be a heartfelt walk through her experience with professional development, the importance of evidence-based practice, and how to be part of the change you want to see.
2025 EMS Research Day Save The Date
Dr. Ron Stewart’s Gift
Dr. Ron Stewart Pledges $1.3 Million Dollars to the Dalhousie Medical Research Foundation in Support of Emergency Health Services Research.
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Paramedics Behind the Scenes
The sights and sounds of an ambulance racing down the street is an experience many of us can relate to. Whether it’s as the unfortunate patient in the back, or pulling over to provide a clear path – emergency services are often overlooked until we can see them. But it’s the work that Emergency Health Services (EHS) are doing behind the scenes that is truly underappreciated and often times unrecognized. EMS Research Matters