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National Webmaster

Emma Fedusiak

National Webmaster

Emma Fedusiak

University of Saskatchewan, Class of 2024

Pronouns: she/her/elle

Education (Prior to pharmacy school): 2 years of pre-requisites at the University of Saskatchewan

3 adjectives to describe yourself: zealous, systematic, hopeful

Why did you join CAPSI?

I joined CAPSI because I love to play an active role in my community.

What drug are you and why?

EMpagliflozin – I’m useful in a lot of different situations!

webmaster@capsi.ca

Duties for National Webmaster

  • Maintain the content and appearance of the CAPSI National website for both the English and French site.
  • Manage and maintain the content of CAPSI National social media accounts: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.
  • Update website pages and contacts as needed, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information is readily available to the public:
    • National Council Meeting minutes – posting new meeting minutes no later than one month following approval of the meeting minutes and archiving previous minutes
    • Event descriptions
    • CAPSI’s constitution
    • National campaigns (ie. International Pharmacists Day, Pharmacist Awareness Month, etc.)
    • CAPSIL editions – promptly posting new editions, archiving previous editions, and changing the CAPSIL image on the homepage slider
    • Professional Development Week (PDW) – providing current information and archiving previous PDW information
    • “Sponsors” Page – update CAPSI Partner and Sponsor information, logos, and CU ads banner as needed
    • “Meet the Council” Page – annual update of page, including collection of information for  council members’ profiles, taking council photos, changing council image on the homepage slider, and archiving list of previous council members
    • “Contact Us” Page – updating contact info annually
    • “ScOPe” Page – work with the Vice President Professional Affairs (VPPA) to ensure current content in the ScOPe map and CAPSI’s Website
    • CAPSI Local Pages
    • Develop new web pages as necessary
    • Liaise with CPhA to ensure updated content and functionality of “Members Only” portion of site
  • Manage CAPSI email account
    • Reset passwords as necessary
    • Monitor emails submitted through the ‘Contact Us’ Question Form, and promptly answer or forward the submitted emails to the most appropriate council member.
  • Contact the design firm and Netfirms as needed for issues and technical support.
  • Act as the Chairperson of the CAPSI Website Committee (Section 7.6).
  • Attend meetings and prepare and distribute reports at two meetings: PDW and the TC prior to the CPhA Conference. Reports may be made throughout the year to inform the National Council as needed.
  • Review all potential sponsored social media content, along with Past President and Vice President Communications, prior to publication. In order to post, two thirds (2/3) approval of the listed council members must be in agreement. 
  • Use the checklist approach to keep track of tasks that have been completed, are in progress, and have been completed.