Megan H. Cahill
About Megan H. Cahill
Megan H. Cahill is a Clinical Educator with extensive experience in emergency nursing and healthcare innovation. She has worked in various healthcare settings, including Franciscan Health System and Kaiser Permanente, and currently focuses on non-invasive brain monitoring at Ceribell.
Work at Ceribell
Megan H. Cahill has been serving as a Clinical Educator at Ceribell │ Rapid Response EEG since 2021. In her role, she focuses on educating clinicians about non-invasive brain monitoring techniques. This initiative aims to enhance patient outcomes in critical care settings. Her work contributes to the integration of innovative healthcare solutions in the Pacific Northwest.
Previous Nursing Experience
Megan H. Cahill has extensive nursing experience, having worked in various capacities across multiple healthcare organizations. She served as a Registered Nurse in Emergency Services at Franciscan Health System from 2012 to 2017. She then worked at Kaiser Permanente for one year in 2018. Following this, she was an Emergency Room Nurse with Travel Nurse Across America for six months in 2019 and continued her career at Integrated Healthcare Solutions until 2019. Additionally, she held positions at Mollen Immunization Clinics and Annexa Professional Staffing LLC.
Education and Expertise
Megan H. Cahill holds an Associate of Science (A.S.) in Registered Nursing from Whatcom Community College, which she completed from 2010 to 2012. She also earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Kinesiology and Exercise Science from Western Washington University, studying from 2004 to 2009. Her educational background supports her expertise in nursing and healthcare innovation.
Background in Emergency Nursing
Megan H. Cahill has over nine years of experience in high-volume emergency departments. Her career includes significant roles in emergency nursing, where she developed skills in critical care and patient management. This background has equipped her with the knowledge necessary to contribute to advancements in emergency healthcare practices.
Current Initiatives in Healthcare Innovation
Megan H. Cahill is actively involved in initiatives aimed at improving healthcare outcomes through innovation and evidence-based research. She focuses on bringing non-invasive brain monitoring to clinicians, which is intended to enhance the care of critically ill patients. Her passion for shaping the future of healthcare drives her current projects and educational efforts.