Catherine Wang is the Vice President of Clinical Operations and Diagnostic Partnerships at University Health Network, Sinai Health Systems and Women’s College Hospital.  In this role, she is the executive lead for the Joint Department of Medical Imaging, Canada’s largest academic radiology program that spans across UHN, Sinai Health and Women’s College Hospital.  She also serves as the executive lead for UHN’s Laboratory Medicine Program as well as Microbiology, a partnership between Sinai and UHN.  Catherine is appointed at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Medicine as Assistant Professor for the Department of Medical Imaging.

Earlier in her career, Catherine has had progressive management roles within the rehab, paediatric and acute care sectors. She has served the McGuinty government as the Senior Policy Advisor for Cabinet Office as well as worked within the Ministry of Health.

Her focus throughout her career has been on quality improvement for patients at the hospital and system-level.

Narinder Paul, M.D. is Professor and Chair of Medical Imaging at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario, Canada. He is also the city wide Chief of Medical Imaging in the London Hospitals and a Scientist at both Lawson and Robarts Research Institutes.

He did his early training in England before moving to Canada permanently in 2000, where he became the Division Head in Thoracic Imaging at the University Health Network and Mount Sinai Hospitals, Toronto. Dr. Paul has 107 peer-reviewed publications, 164 refereed abstracts and his research interests include image optimization, ultralow dose cardiothoracic CT and lung perfusion CT.
He worked closely with research scientists from Toshiba Medical Systems and Carestream Health for many years in Toronto, with the last two years focused on digital tomosynthesis, dual energy and dynamic imaging (CSH) and lung perfusion (TMS).