Cecille Macalino
About Cecille Macalino
Cecille Macalino is a Panorama Nurse Coordinator with extensive experience in public health nursing. She has held various positions at Health Canada and the First Nations Health Authority, focusing on community health, communicable diseases, and tuberculosis care.
Work at First Nations Health Authority
Cecille Macalino has been employed at the First Nations Health Authority since 2017, currently holding the position of Panorama Nurse Coordinator. In this role, she oversees the implementation and management of the Panorama system, which is crucial for public health data management. Prior to her current position, she served as a TB Clinical Nurse Advisor and as a CDC Nurse Specialist focusing on Pandemic and Communicable Disease Emergencies. Her experience in these roles has contributed to her expertise in managing health initiatives within First Nations communities.
Experience at Health Canada
Cecille Macalino has extensive experience with Health Canada, where she worked in various nursing roles from 2008 to 2015. Initially, she served as a Community Health Nurse/Primary Care Nurse in Manitoba for four years. Following this, she transitioned to the role of Communicable Diseases Health Emergencies Nurse Coordinator in Winnipeg for three years. During her time at Health Canada, she developed skills in managing public health emergencies and communicable disease control.
Education and Expertise
Cecille Macalino earned her Bachelor of Nursing (BN) degree from the University of Manitoba, completing her studies from 1998 to 2003. This educational background provided her with foundational knowledge and skills in nursing, which she has applied throughout her career in various public health roles. Her academic training supports her expertise in community health and communicable diseases.
Background
Cecille Macalino has a background in nursing with a focus on public health and community health services. Her career spans over a decade, during which she has worked in different capacities within Health Canada and the First Nations Health Authority. Her roles have involved direct patient care, public health management, and emergency response, particularly in the context of communicable diseases and pandemics.