History

JSE Consulting was a concept birthed from a collective cohorts graduating from the Harvard's School of Public Health in 2020. The emphasis on prevention has been overshadowed by reactive medical practices. Our focus is to empower our clients in creating strategies to prevent problems from happening or recurring.

 “Public health has the responsibility to improve and protect the health of all populations, especially the most vulnerable of these—children, the elderly, the poor, and the underserved.”

With over 25 years of collective medical experience, we are able to develop and implement educational programs, recommending/developing policies, and conducting research. In contrast to clinical practitioners, a large part of our services is to promote healthcare equity, quality and accessibility.

Dr. Jamie Eng M.D., MPH (Harvard), RCIC
Principal Consultant | Public Health, Governance and Strategy
Born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan, Dr. Jamie Eng brings more than a decade of experience in public health, organizational leadership, and consulting. He works with government and private organizations on strategic planning, governance, funding proposals, program development, financial reporting improvement, and staff training. His experience includes executive positions with CanFASD and the Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan, as well as published research with Dr. Mela at the University of Saskatchewan. Dr. Eng currently serves on the City of Regina’s Audit and Finance Committee and the Board of Directors of the Regina Housing Authority. An active community volunteer, he has helped raise more than $1 million for the Regina Hospital Foundation.

Selected Accomplishments:

• Led organizational renewal within a nonprofit, achieving two consecutive years of sustained growth and supporting the purchase of a provincial office building.
• Secured more than $2 million in federal funding to support a medical clinic expansion in Sintaluta, Saskatchewan.
• Developed and implemented accredited continuing professional development programs for physicians.
• Designed and coordinated public health responses for a First Nation during the COVID-19 pandemic and following the destruction of a water treatment plant in February 2019.
• Helped raise more than $1 million for the Regina Hospital Foundation through community fundraising and volunteer efforts.

Dr. Blake Hardin D.V.M., MPH (Harvard), MBA
Principle Consultant
Dr. Blake Hardin grew up on a farm in Americus, Georgia and received his undergraduate degree from Johns Hopkins University in public health. After graduation, he worked in corporate finance for five years at Wachovia Bank in North Carolina before moving to Sydney, Australia. While in Australia, he received his MBA from the Australian Graduate School of Management and worked as a management consultant for seven years, helping companies improve profitability. In 2012, Dr. Hardin made a career change into veterinary medicine and later graduated from University of Georgia School of Veterinary Medicine in 2018. Most recently, he received his Master of Public Health from Harvard University in 2020. In his free time, he enjoys adventures with his dog, Daisy, water polo and developing sustaining farming practices.