Over the past three years, application numbers in the post-secondary sector have been unpredictable. In the wake of COVID-19 and the rising cost of living, some schools have seen a…
Antonietta Galati has been working as a Chiropodist for more than a decade. A graduate of York University, she also holds a diploma in Massage Therapy and is a 2010…
After completing a Bachelor of Medical Science at Western University and working in banking for a few years, Sahana Nirmaiyan decided she wanted to make the jump into health care…
Meagan Noble has worked as a Registered Nurse for almost a decade, acquiring extensive experience in emergency rooms in both rural and urban environments. For the last five of these…
With a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Philosophy, a Master’s degree in Eastern Philosophy, a Bachelor of Education, a Bachelor of Kinesiology, and as of this June, an…
Starting in September, a new, flexible online learning option will be available to Nova Scotians who want to become medical laboratory technologists. Up to 40 people will be accepted to…
Michener uses innovative programming to increase diagnostic imaging capacity Recently the government of Ontario invested more than $20 million in 27 new MRI (magnetic imaging resonance) machines in hospitals and…
Adetokunbo Adeyemo, known as Toks by her friends, came to Canada in 2015 to seek higher learning and establish herself within the Canadian health care sector. With more than 15…
For families of autistic children in Northern Ontario, a pilot program led by UHN and Holland Bloorview researchers is bridging some critical gaps in early intervention and social inclusion for…
Health care is evolving rapidly, and Canada is facing significant gaps and shortages from an overburdened system. The COVID-19 pandemic has also increased the number of people interested in meaningful…