Reagan Bartel
About Reagan Bartel
Reagan Bartel serves as the Director of Health at Métis Nation of Alberta, a position he has held since 2019. He has extensive experience in nursing and public health, having worked for 17 years as a Registered Nurse at Alberta Health Services and earned advanced degrees from the University of Alberta.
Current Role at Métis Nation of Alberta
Reagan Bartel serves as the Director of Health at Métis Nation of Alberta. In this role, Bartel has been responsible for overseeing health initiatives and programs since 2019. The position involves strategic planning and implementation of health services tailored to the needs of the Métis community in Alberta.
Previous Experience at Alberta Health Services
Reagan Bartel worked at Alberta Health Services as a Registered Nurse for a total of 17 years, from 2003 to 2020. During this period, Bartel provided direct patient care and contributed to various healthcare initiatives in the Edmonton, Canada Area. This extensive experience in nursing has equipped Bartel with a strong foundation in healthcare delivery.
Educational Background in Nursing and Public Health
Reagan Bartel has a solid educational background in nursing and public health. Bartel studied Registered Nursing at Grant MacEwan University, earning a Bachelor of Science degree from 2000 to 2002. Additionally, Bartel obtained a Bachelor of Science in Registered Nursing from the University of Alberta from 2003 to 2004. Bartel further advanced education by completing a Master of Public Health at the University of Alberta from 2017 to 2019.
Experience in Special Projects at Métis Nation of Alberta
Before assuming the role of Director of Health, Reagan Bartel worked at Métis Nation of Alberta as a Special Projects Service Planning & Development professional for four months in 2018. This role involved contributing to the planning and development of health services aimed at improving outcomes for the Métis population.
Teaching Assistant Role at University of Alberta
In 2018, Reagan Bartel served as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Alberta for seven months. This position involved supporting faculty and students in the nursing program, enhancing the educational experience for future healthcare professionals.