A/Prof Alan Batt

PhD PGCME MAcadMEd FHLA  SFHEA

Dr. Alan Batt is Associate Professor of Paramedicine (adjunct) at Monash University, Paramedicine Program Lead and Assistant Professor (adjunct) at Queen’s University, and Assistant Professor (status) at the University of Toronto. He is Co-Chair of the McNally Project for Paramedicine Research and the CASPERR Steering Committee, a Member of the Academy of Medical Educators, an Associate of the Prehospital Care Research Forum at UCLA, a Fellow of the Healthcare Leadership Academy and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. His program of research uses mixed methods approaches to explore health professions education, with a focus on professional competencies, care of marginalized populations, and social and structural determinants of health.

Dr. Batt is an experienced paramedic clinician, educator, and researcher, and serves as a subject matter expert and advisor on paramedicine and health systems for governments and agencies nationally and internationally. He has attracted over $5.5m in grant funding, and has published over 200 articles, reports, and chapters in peer-reviewed and professional publications. He supervises several masters and PhD students exploring diverse areas of paramedicine. He led the development of key pan-Canadian projects including the National Competency Framework for Paramedics, Paramedic Education and Practice Guidance, Code of Ethics, and the Career Framework for Paramedics.
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