James Sneddon's guest appearances

James Sneddon

From The First Chair Podcast

Talking HealthTech Digital Health and Healthcare Technology Podcast

The Sporticos Football Stories Podcast

John Nguyen

Dan Lewis

Colin Walker

Melissa Healy

Chris Lawson

Kerry MacDonald

Ottawa U

Steve Delaney

Josh Nichol

Jason McCullagh

Nick Haince

John Spack

Ian Eibbitt

Éric Daniel

Andrea Giani

OwlTail

James Sneddon is the Co-Founder and General Manager of Stigma HealthStigma Health is an online sexual health clinic that offers patients online asynchronous healthcare.  In this episode, Pete and James discuss sexual health and wellness. They explore the launch of several clinics and healthcare initiatives geared toward STI testing in a more confidential manner and without awkward face-to-face conversations, plus lots more.There is a stigma associated with STI testing that causes many people to go untested for years. Tune into this episode to learn how one company is making STI testing more accessible for people across Australia.  Check out the episode and full show notes here. To see the latest information, news, events and jobs on offer at Stigma Health/ PrEP Health, visit their Talking HealthTech Directory here.  Loving the show?  Leave us a review, and share it with some friends. Keen to take your healthtech to the next level? Become a THT+ Member for access to our online community forum, quarterly summits and more exclusive content.  For more information visit here.

<a href="https://au.linkedin.com/in/james-sneddon-a3a4b52b" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">James Sneddon</a> is the Co-Founder and General Manager of Stigma Health Stigma Health is an online sexual health clinic that offers patients online asynchronous healthcare.   In this episode, Pete and James discuss sexual health and wellness. They explore the launch of several clinics and healthcare initiatives geared toward STI testing in a more confidential manner and without awkward face-to-face conversations, plus lots more. There is a stigma associated with STI testing that causes many people to go untested for years. Tune into this episode to learn how one company is making STI testing more accessible for people across Australia. <a href="https://www.talkinghealthtech.com/podcast/290-taking-a-different-approach-to-sti-testing-james-sneddon-prep-health290-taking-a-different-approach-to-sti-testing-james-sneddon-prep-health" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check out the episode and full show notes here.</a> To see the latest information, news, events and jobs on offer at Stigma Health/ PrEP Health, visit their Talking HealthTech Directory here.  Loving the show?  Leave us a review, and share it with some friends. Keen to take your healthtech to the next level? Become a THT+ Member for access to our online community forum, quarterly summits and more exclusive content.  For more information visit <a href="http://www.talkinghealthtech.com/thtplus" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

289 - Taking a different approach to STI testing; James Sneddon, PrEP Health

In this episode, Frank &amp; Thierry welcome Volleyball Canada's Director for Athlete and Coach Pathways James Sneddon to discuss coaching certification, Smashball, Safe Sport, a club recognition program and Women's National Excellence Program.  (1:05) - James' bio (1:20) - What pushed James to pursue volleyball at a very young age? (2:45) - What position did James play? (3:25) - How did James' education background help him progress in his volleyball endeavours? (4:01) - At what stage in his playing career did coach Sneddon know he was eventually going to coach? (5:20) - What are some lessons that coaching at Capilano College taught James? (7:40) - What does his role at Volleyball Canada as a Manager of Sport Development entail? (9:00) - Why was the change in the coaching certification pathway such a big undertaking? (12:50) - How can the online information on coaching certification be more intuitive and perhaps only be on one website?https://coach.volleyball.ca/ (16:45) - What is Smashball and how has it grown quickly? (22:00) - How is Volleyball Canada trying to make Smashball more accessible to schools and clubs? (24:10) - Could there eventually be some Smashball competitions? (25:05) - Is volleyball growing in Canada presently? (26:03) - What is Volleyball Canada developing presently in regards to Safe Sport? (30:30) - How can a badge system perhaps stimulate a higher quality club program delivery? (32:33) - Why will the badge recognition system be more successful than the accreditation process? (34:44) - When will this club approval model likely be put in place? (35:45) - What aspects do clubs tend to be good and not so good at when it comes to being accredited or recognized? (38:45) - What is the Women's National Excellence Program that will be inaugurated in 2020? (42:18) - How will the athletes selected for this program be identified? (44:20) - Would it be possible to have a professional league in Canada or North America?

In this episode, Frank &amp; Thierry welcome Volleyball Canada's Director for Athlete and Coach Pathways James Sneddon to discuss coaching certification, Smashball, Safe Sport, a club recognition program and Women's National Excellence Program.    (1:05) - James' bio   (1:20) - What pushed James to pursue volleyball at a very young age?   (2:45) - What position did James play?   (3:25) - How did James' education background help him progress in his volleyball endeavours?   (4:01) - At what stage in his playing career did coach Sneddon know he was eventually going to coach?   (5:20) - What are some lessons that coaching at Capilano College taught James?   (7:40) - What does his role at Volleyball Canada as a Manager of Sport Development entail?   (9:00) - Why was the change in the coaching certification pathway such a big undertaking?   (12:50) - How can the online information on coaching certification be more intuitive and perhaps only be on one website? <a href="https://coach.volleyball.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://coach.volleyball.ca/</a>   (16:45) - What is Smashball and how has it grown quickly?   (22:00) - How is Volleyball Canada trying to make Smashball more accessible to schools and clubs?   (24:10) - Could there eventually be some Smashball competitions?   (25:05) - Is volleyball growing in Canada presently?   (26:03) - What is Volleyball Canada developing presently in regards to Safe Sport?   (30:30) - How can a badge system perhaps stimulate a higher quality club program delivery?   (32:33) - Why will the badge recognition system be more successful than the accreditation process?   (34:44) - When will this club approval model likely be put in place?   (35:45) - What aspects do clubs tend to be good and not so good at when it comes to being accredited or recognized?   (38:45) - What is the Women's National Excellence Program that will be inaugurated in 2020?   (42:18) - How will the athletes selected for this program be identified?   (44:20) - Would it be possible to have a professional league in Canada or North America?

Episode 39 -  Certification, Smashball and More with James Sneddon