Expert RN’s Consulting:

No one wants to visit the Emergency Room, Critical Care Unit, or Intensive Care Unit, and they certainly don’t want to be a patient. The families in the waiting room almost always appear to be petrified, because they know that, at any moment, a physician might enter the room and tell them, “I am very sorry. We tried everything possible, however ….” If and when this moment passes, there is a long road ahead for your loved one. Many questions crop up in your mind that may not be able to be addressed promptly. You may still be a bit confused and disoriented by this life changing event, and feel helpless and at a loss of what to do for your ‘stable’, “unstable”, or “critical” relative.

You need answers, details, and explanations now. That is where Expert RN’s can help.

Who we are:

A consulting service comprised of an experienced team of Registered Nurses specializing in the areas of Critical Care, Intensive Care, and Emergency. We are all still working in the Medical-Surgical ICU at Mt. Sinai, Neuro Trauma ICU and Coronary Care at St. Mike’s, Critical care and the Burn Unit at Sunnybrook, and Cardiovascular ICU and Transplant Units at Toronto General Hospital. We remain knowledgeable on current trends, health, and safety in institutionalized settings and in regards to Canadians, and especially those living in Toronto and the GTA. We have the expertise to answer any of your concerns regarding your care as a client/patient, or your loved one in hospital.

Who we service: Clients who live in Ontario, and have an inquiry about Intensive Care, Critical Care, and Emergency issues and situations. We also aid Risk Management managers with teaching, implementing, and following-up on short term and long term solutions to infection control in their institutions and businesses.

We answer your questions and address your concerns. We work with you and offer you the best possible solutions, options, and outcomes in regards to navigating the healthcare system.

We have worked in, and with institutions during the SARS pandemic of 2003, and have experience dealing with all sectors of health care in regards to teaching prevention and implementation of infection control measures of infectious communicable diseases such as MRSA, Norovirus, C. Difficile and many others. Our experience and knowledge is from a Registered Nurse point of view and from working in the acute areas of Toronto hospitals.