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Owen Thomas Mooney
ACADEMIC RANK & DEPARTMENTAL POSITION
 Geographic Full-Time (GFT) Internal Medicine Physician
 Academic and Community Intensive Care Unit Physician
 Organ Donation Organization (ODO) Physician Gift of Life Program
 Assistant Professor, University of Manitoba, Department of Medicine
 Quality Improvement Manager, Department of Internal Medicine
 Acute Critical Events Simulation Instructor
EDUCATION
SEPT 2014
Quality Management Certificate, University of Manitoba
JULY 2013
Critical Care Fellowship, University of Manitoba
JUNE 2011
General Internal Medicine Fellowship, University of Manitoba
JUNE 2010
Internal Medicine (Core), University of Manitoba
JUNE 2007
Doctor of Medicine, University of Manitoba (Bannatyne Campus),
APRIL 2002
Bachelor of Science, University of Manitoba (Major: Microbiology)
CERTIFICATIONS
SEPT 2005
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation Certificate
MAY 2007
Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certificate
JULY 2010
Acute Resuscitation and Crisis Management Instructor Certificate
JUNE 2011
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (Internal
Medicine)
SEPT 2013
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (Critical Care)
SEPT 2014
Certificate in Quality Management- Graduation with Distinction
MEDICALLY RELEVANT EXPERIENCE/CURRENT EMPLOYMENT
JUNE 2005 –
SEPT 2005
JUNE 2009JUNE 2010
Gross Anatomy Laboratory, Anatomy Department, University of Manitoba
Anatomy Technician
● duties included complete dissection of cadavers in preparation for upcoming
dental, physio/occupational therapy and medical anatomy classes
● preparation of prossections for specific departments (i.e. radical head & neck
dissection for dental students)
● identification and isolation of specific anatomical structures in preparation for
anatomy examinations
Quality Improvement Coordinator, Internal Medicine Program (Core), University
of Manitoba
 duties included organizing and participating in quality improvement projects
aimed at improving the delivery of health care services at the four teaching

hospitals in
Winnipeg
Coordinating the quarterly “Morbidity and Mortality” rounds for the General
Internal Medicine Program. These presentations aimed to identify and discuss
critical events that had taken place within a teaching hospital and discuss ways to
improve the delivery and safety of health care.
JULY 2009–
JUNE 2010
Chief Medical Resident, Internal Medicine Residency Program, University of
Manitoba
 duties included monthly scheduling of all residents rotating through Internal
Medicine at the University of Manitoba
 was responsible for organization and planning of resident retreats including
educational topic and speaker selection
 served as part of the selection committee for the Internal Medicine Residency
Program PGY-1 match
JULY 2010PRESENT
Acute Critical Events Simulation Course Instructor
responsibilities include leading didactic critical care lectures
leading post-encounter debriefing of participants
technical coordinator of 3G SimMan mannequin
JULY 2011PRESENT
LifeFlight Physician
 provide transportation to critically injured patients in remote/rural communities for
both adult and pediatric patient populations
 offer consultative advice to rural physician with regards to critical care management
of patients in rural settings
JULY 2013PRESENT
Medical Assessment Unit Director
 leading the development of quality initiatives as it pertains to emergency
medicine health delivery
data collection/analysis of emergency medicine flow data with regards to internal
medicine
JULY 2013PRESENT
General Internal Medicine Physician (Academic)-FRCPC
 attending the academic internal medicine wards at Health Science Centre
 providing quality patient care and medical education for rotating residents
JULY 2013-Critical Care Attending Physician-FRCPC
PRESENT
 providing critical care medical skills in both a tertiary academic institution and
community hospital setting
 providing medical education to rotating residents and clinical assistants
JULY 2013PRESENT
SEPT 2014PRESENT
Organ Donation Organization Physician
 Aide in the declaration of neurologic brain death
 Provide evidence-based critical care post-declaration of brain death
 Facilitate discussions with families about organ donation
Committee Chair-Accuro Clinical Advisory Group
 Facilitating transition of outpatient medical clinics to electronic medical record
 Developing hospital standards in data entry for medical providers
 Troubleshooting implementation issues with the EMR
RESEARCH/PRESENTATIONS
OCT 2005
Nephrology Grand Rounds, Winnipeg, Manitoba, “Cryoglobulinemia- A Case
Presentation”
FEB 2009
Mooney O, Bhagirath KM, Shaikh N, MacDonald K, Hussain F, Kirkpatrick ID,
Pascoe E, Jassal DS. Cardioembolic source of ST-segment elevation
myocardial infarction. J. AM. Coll. Cardiol. 53(18):1729, 2009
OCT 2010
Internal Medicine Resident Research Day, Winnipeg, Manitoba, “Enteral
Feeding Tube Placement: A Review of Institutional Protocol as Compared to
Best Practice.”
JULY 2010
Prospective single centre observational cohort study, Winnipeg, Manitoba,
“Simulation for Internal Medicine Residents: Efficacy in Teaching Clinical and
Non-clinical Skills”
SEPT 2011
Mooney O, Bell D, Houston DS, Rimmer E, Doucette S, Kumar A, Zarychanski,
R. Nucleated Red Blood Cells as an Independent Predictor of ICU Mortality and
ICU Recidivism (to be submitted). Presented at CCCF, Toronto, 2013.
Awards
Nov 2009
April 2010
Nov 2010
Nov 2012
May 2013
June 2014
Sept 2014
Resident Teacher of the Year-as voted my the medical student association
Resident of the Year- as voted by the Internal medicine resident body
Resident Teacher of the Year-as voted by the medical student association
Joe Lee Resident Award
st
Resident Research Day Award 1 prize for Oral Presentation
Ontario Commissioner’s Citation for Lifesaving
Academic Clinical Teaching Award