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Dr. Natalia Rebecca Archer DR. NATALIA REBECCA ARCHER EDUCATIONAL & ACADEMIC BACKGROUND Fellow of the American College of Dentists (ACD) San Francisco, Sept 2019 Fellow of the Pierre Fauchard Academy Fellow of the IADFE International Academy of Dental-Facial Esthetics Fellow of the International College of Dentists and the International Congress of Dentists StJohn’s Newfoundland, August Certification in Intravenous Conscious Sedation, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, New York,2001 Doctorate of Dental Surgery, Faculty of Dentistry Dalhousie University,Halifax, Nova Scotia,2001 Valedictorian, Bachelor of Science, Degree in Biology, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1995 Bachelor of Arts ,Degree in Sociology , Dalhousie University , Academic Scholarship, Halifax, NovaScotia ACADEMIC HONOURS & AWARDS Three Best Dentists in Toronto,threebestrated.ca,2019, 2018, 2017 One of the Top Ten Toronto Dentists according to RateMDs in 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015 Top Ten Dentists in Toronto according to YELP in 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016 Now Magazine's Best Toronto Dentist in2016 Top Dental Dynamo2019, 2018, 2017, 2016 Top 5 Dentists in TorontoMy City Gossip,2015 Open Care National Patients’ Choice Awards, Top Dental Dynamo in Toronto,2019, 2018,2017, 2016, and 2015 3 Best Dentists in Toronto,threebestrated.ca,2015 Top 10 Dentists in Toronto, Ontario - RateMDs2017, 2016, 2015 City Gossip Top 5 Dentist in Toronto,2018, 2017, 2016, 2015 The Award of Merit, Ontario Dental Association,2014 GrowWellTop Toronto Dentist,2014 OpenCare Patients’ Choice Award Winner,2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015 Top 10 Dental Clinic in Toronto Patient Choice Awards, Opencare,2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014 Runnymede Dental Centre awarded Most Innovative Dental Practice by Health Canada Council2013 Best Dentist by NOW Magazine’s Best OfToronto Public Poll, 2013, 2016 Recognized by the International Association of Dentists as aLeading Physician of the World,2013 Recipient of Bloor West Villager Readers’ Choice Gold Award forBest Dentist, Toronto,2012 Winner of dental research presentation: Creating the Mona Lisa Smileand presenter at the American Academy of the Cosmetic Dentistry, San Fran, California, 2001 Recipient of Brasseler Award Faculty of Dentistry, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia Valedictorian, Biology Degree, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia Sociology Degree in one year under Academic Scholarship,Dalhousie University, Halifax, NovaScotia PROFESSIONAL WORKINGACCOMPLISHMENTS RBC Women of Influence, Conference Awards, Nominee 2019 Angel Investor 2019 – Entrepreneurs Organization Female Founders Fund, member 2019 Co-Founder of SAFE Dentistry Inc – Infection Control Agency 2019 Co- Founder of Open Wide Group, Dental Attendant – AI for Dental Offices Nominee Public Health Award Toronto,2015 Founder of the Dental Elder Awareness Response Project (D.E.A.R)Project 2013-current Federal Grant Recipient from the Federal Government of Canada for the D.E.A.R project2013 President and principal of Archer Dental with three divisions:Archer Dental Baby Point, Archer Dental Little Italy, and Archer Dental Rosedale Practiced mobile geriatric dentistry across Ontario in over 135 LongTerm Care facilities, nursing homes, hospitals and independent residences, 2002-2011. Clinical Instructor for Dental Assisting Level II program,2003 Practiced general dentistry in conjunction with intravenous sedation, Ottawa, Ontario,2001-2002 BOARD EXPERIENCE • Strategic Planning Committee for the International Congress of Dentists, 2015 - Current • Board of Directors Rosedale Medical Board, 2015 -2018 • Chair of the National Initiative for the Care of the Elderly Dental ThemeTeam, October2013-current President of the Rosedale Medical Board, January 2012-January2014 Elected to Board of Directors for Rosedale Medical Board, June 2007-January 2014 Vice President Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario(RCDSO), January 2011- March2012 Rotman’s School of Management Certificate Not-For-ProfitGovernance Essentials Program, March2012 Elected to serve as Ontario Delegate for Canadian Dental Regulatory Authorities Federation Board member,2011-2012. Elected Board member of RCDSO serving on: Finance and Property Committee, Pain Management Working Group committee, Registration Committee and Chaired Inquiries Complaints and Reports Committee Panel, and Ethics Committee,2006-2012 PUBLIC SPEAKING MEDIA PRESENTATIONS & PUBLICATIONS • CREST Video spokesperson – August 2018 CREST Medifacts video explaining the benefits of incorporating Crest Pro-Health into your oral healthcare routine • “ADentistSharesHerBestFixesforBadBreath”CBC’sTheGoodsJanuary http://www.cbc.ca/life/thegoods/a-dentist-shares-her-best-fixes-for-bad- breath-1.4498623 • “TorontodentistNatalieArcherspeaksaboutneedforregularhealthinspections” Global News TorontoOctober https://globalnews.ca/news/3780579/should- ontario-dental-offices-receive-regular-health-inspections-some-experts-say-yes/ • “GeriatricDentistryChallengesandChangestoAdvanceDentalCare"OttawaCan adaOctober • “This Is The Last Word: Yes You Still Have To Floss”, Canadian Living,August 2016https://lnkd.in/dwm-vDi • “Canadian Dentists Still Support Flossing, Say Toothpicks Work Too”, CTV News, August 2016https://lnkd.in/dTSB7Nb • “Here’s Why Canadian and U.S. Dentists Say You Should Keep Flossing” , Global News, August 2016https://lnkd.in/dRCS35F • TVO’s “Now You Know” series, “What is a cavity”, September2015 • Rogers TV “DownrightDomestic” series (Back to Basics, Dental Health Quiz,Bad Dental Habits),2015 • Government and Community Health Fair – D.E.A.R. Project, Cloverdale Mall,2015 • Seniors Health Fair – Elder Abuse Ontario, Franklin Horner CommunityCentre, 2015 • “Geriatric Care and Benefits Matters” Bay Crest Hospital,2014 • “D.E.A.R. Webinar Series”, Dental Elder Abuse Response (D.E.A.R)Project, October2014 • “Brush Up”, Reader’s Digest, October2014 • “Brushing Teeth Saves Lives!”, McMaster Optimal Aging Portal, September2014 “Feature Interview with Dr. Natalie Archer”, Profitable Practice Magazine,June 2014 “How Dentists Put People at Ease”, Advisor’s Edge Magazine, June2014 “Taking the Bite Out of Elder Abuse: Dental Issues in Geriatric Care”, Webinar for Osgoode Hall Professional Development Program, June2014 “Taking the Bite Out of Elder Abuse: Dental Issues in GeriatricCare”, National Initiative for the Care of the Elderly Knowledge Exchange, University of Toronto, May 2014 “Healthy Mouth, Healthy Body: Essential Tips for Elder Dental Care”,Long Term Care Magazine, Spring 2014 Guest on City TV’s Downright Domestic touring the RunnymedeDental Centre, April2014 Guest on Accessible Media Inc (AMI)’s Contact Series, Dental Careand Elder Abuse, March2014 Exhibitor for the D.E.A.R Project at Donna Cansfield, MPP forEtobicoke Centre’s Government and Community Services Fair, February 2014 Host of D.E.A.R Project Launch Event with Peggy Nash, MP andCheri DiNovo, MPP, Runnymede Healthcare Centre, January 2014 “New Dental Project Fights Elder Abuse”, Oral Health Journal,January 2014 “The Zoomer Challenge: Providing Dental Care for Aging Parents”,Help’s Here, Fall/Winter2013 Guest on Rogers Daytime Toronto with Val Cole, “Dental ElderAbuse Response Project”, Toronto, Ontario, October 2013 “The Whole Tooth: How to Manage Your Child’s Dental Anxiety”,The Canadian Family Magazine, October2013 “Healthy Mouth, Healthy Body – Dental Tips for Healthy Aging”,Senior Scope, September 2013 “Make Your Golden Years Golden: Planning for and Advising on Personal Care Powers of Attorney and Advance Directives”, STEP Canada – Toronto Branch, Osgoode Hall, May2013 “Powers of Attorney for Personal Care and Health Care: ConsentAdvance Care Planning: Building a Dental Advanced Care Plan”, Canadian Bar Association, April 2013 Guest on Rogers Daytime Toronto with Val Cole, “Dental Care Tips to Better Your Oral Health”, Toronto, Ontario, March 2013 Guest on Rogers Daytime Barrie with Melanie Case, “Dental Tips to Better Your Oral Health”, Barrie, Ontario, February2013 Keynote Speaker at the ElderConnection, “Healthy Mouth, Healthy Body: 5 Essential Tips for Elder Dental Care”, Toronto, Ontario, January2013 Speaker at Canadian Conference on Elder Law, “Issues of Complexity WithElder Abuse and How to Bring About Systemic Change: A Dental Perspective”, Vancouver, British Columbia, November 16,2012 Exhibitor at Moses Znaimer’s ZoomerShow, Toronto, Ontario, October27- 28, 2012 Keynote Speaker at Elder Interests Group, “Redefining Excellence and Delivery of Dental Care in a Changing World”, Toronto, Ontario, October 2, 2012 Finalist Judge Miss Teen Canada, Toronto, Ontario, July 21, 2012 Mentorship Speaker and Moderator for Miss Teen Canada, Toronto, Ontario, July 15,2012 “Geriatric Oral Health Presentation” with Donna Cansfield, MPP, Etobicoke, Ontario, May2012 “Importance and Care of Oral Health Awareness” for NursingWeek, Toronto, Ontario, May2012 Panel Speaker and Presenter at Ontario Dental Association “Why youneed to click and connect”, May,2012 Speaker and Presenter at Faculty of Dentistry, University of Toronto onbehalf of the Ontario Dental Association “The FemalePerspective.”, Toronto, Ontario, February, 2012 Provided Fluoride Deputation to City Council London, ON on behalf of the RCDSO as Vice President,2012 Provided Fluoride Deputation to Region of Peel Council on behalf of the RCDSO as Vice President, April2011 DENTAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS Ontario Dental Association(ODA) Canadian Dental Association(CDA) American Geriatric Association ofDentistry Toronto Academy of Dentistry(TAD) Academy of GeneralDentistry Toronto West District Society(ODA) Special Care Dentistry Association(SCDA) American Dental Society of Anesthesiology,Inc. American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry(AACD) OTHER PROFESSIONALMEMBERSHIPS Angel Investor, Female Founders Fund, Entrepreneur Organization, 2018 - Present Ontario Association for Not for Profit forSeniors Institute of CorporateDirectors Women’s ExecutiveNetwork Canadian Association ofGerontology N.I.C.E. National Institute for the Care of theElderly International Caregivers Association(ICA) Toronto Crown and Bridge StudyClub .
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