In the early 1990s, University Health Network Executive VP of Education Dr. Brian Hodges was a newly-minted professor at the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine. One of his first…
X-Rays uncover paintings depicting a passionate affair Picture a small town east of Paris in the early 1900s, just before the First World War. A young painter named Sophie la…
Janine Ray has often thought about her heritage. She has Native ancestry on both sides of the family, and though she was not heavily involved in Indigenous culture during her…
Health care services are created with the patients in mind, right? Would your perspective change if you had limited mobility, couldn’t hear properly and had restricted vision? That’s what many…
Eryl Fraser isn’t sure what led her into healthcare. After she graduated from the University of Toronto in 2011 with an Honours Bachelor of Science degree specializing in biology with…
Convocation is just over a week away and to get ready, we asked medical laboratory science graduand, former Student Council Vice President, Orientation Week Coordinator, student representative on the Alumni…
Thanks to the generosity of a small Newfoundland community and some friendly competition, the Chiropody program’s annual sock drive has made Michener history. Each year throughout the month of May,…
On Thursday, May 5, Michener students and staff came together to participate in the annual Working with Seniors simulation workshop. Introduced in 2014 in partnership with Baycrest Health Sciences, the…
Prior to starting their clinical rotations, Michener’s medical laboratory science students spend 10 weeks in a simulated clinical environment as part of their summer semester. They perform tasks as they…
Michener students learn in the classroom that patient-centred care is a cornerstone of the health care experience, but five second-year respiratory therapy students recently discovered that some of the most…
