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Pacific Island Playlist: Mental Health

Pacific Island Playlist – Track 5: Mental Health with Jess Morton and Cian McDermot

Jess speaks candidly about her own mental health journey.

Jess knows first-hand how important it is that we give mental health the focus it deserves. Eliminating the stigma that surrounds mental health starts with us as healthcare professionals.

We need to lead the way.

Pacific Island Playlist song: Unwell by Matchbox Twenty


The Podcast

Pacific Island Playlist:

Jess Morton

After nursing for almost 10 years, Jess has gone back to the books to complete a Bachelor of Paramedic Science at Edith Cowan University. Jess acted in the role of the Community Engagement  Executive for Student Paramedics Australasia, before being elected to the position of Co-Chair for 2015. Jess has been involved in both the organisation and the social media campaigns of several prehospital and student conferences across Australia. She was a student volunteer at smaccGOLD and then was thrilled to be part of the smaccJunior team in Chicago for SmaccUS.

She was part of the National Advisory team for Change Day Australia in 2015 and is passionate about creating change in healthcare and contributing to innovative projects to enable these changes. Jess is passionate about using FOAMed to both learn and connect with others. When she has spare time, she enjoys thick thick shakes and a box of smarties [@EMS_Junkie]

Cian McDermott 

Cian works as a Consultant in Emergency Medicine in the Mater University Hospital in Dublin in Ireland [@cianmcdermott]. Following several years in Melbourne he returned to Ireland in search of better weather. He is the social media editor of the International Journal of Emergency Medicine and surfs the POCUS literature as part of the LITFL review team. Cian shares a home with @shirleypotty, 2 cats and his road bikes.


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