James Linton

James Linton, coordinator and professor of biomedical engineering at St. Clair College in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, and was the national director of equipment services for the Canadian Blood Services. Linton is a certified master black belt in Lean Six Sigma and is a well-known champion for incorporating augmented reality/virtual reality technologies into the HTM field.

A charismatic, intelligent and dedicated individual whose combined education and experience demonstrates a high aptitude for operations, leadership and teaching roles.

A performance driven, forward thinking leader that brings a passion and enthusiasm to the workplace in order to create a positive, open minded and motivated atmosphere. With a proven background in healthcare and management fields, cultivating relationships and managing interdisciplinary teams by showing proper respect, taking accountability and acting as a catalyst for change management.

A champion of continuous improvement, safety and lean thinking with a strong understanding of healthcare and technology related environments.

Education

• York University - Schulich School of Business
  • Certificate in Management, Management, 2016 – 2016
• University of Liverpool
  • Master’s Degree, International Management, 2009 – 2011
• Bemidji State University
  • Bachelor’s Degree, Technology management, 2006 – 2009
• Durham College
  • Associate’s Degree, Biomedical Engineering Technology, 2003 – 2006