
His work focuses on patient and health professions education, specifically patient involvement, digitally enabled education and life-long learning. He has explored the development of large programs, infrastructure, communities, and research initiatives that involve health professionals, patients, and families in new approaches to education and care delivery, including patient portals for providing patients with access to their health records and social networking approaches to promote self-management and self-care.

Jean holds a Bachelors of Science from the University of Toronto, a diploma in Medical Radiation Sciences from Fanshawe College and an advanced diploma in Magnetic Resonance Imaging from The Michener Institute. She is currently enrolled in a Masters of Science through Arden University in the UK, pursuing a graduate degree in Data Analytics and Operational Management.
Her leadership roles have included being Charge Technologist of Angio/Interventional, Supervisor of General Radiography and CT, Professional Practice Leader and now, Operational and Research Site Manager for Medical Imaging.
As part of her role, Jean drives operational and practice related initiatives on behalf of the department including programs targeted at: hand hygiene, positive patient identification, patient experience, mentorship, etc. Jean has chaired departmental committees such as the Practice Council, Professional Development Committee, and Education Day Planning Committee.

Kathy holds a Bachelors of Health Administration from Ryerson University in Toronto, a diploma in Medical Radiation Sciences from the Michener Institute of Applied Health Sciences (formally Toronto Institute of Medical Technology) and an advanced diploma in Magnetic Resonance Imaging from The Michener Institute.
Kathy is an advocate for professional growth and development. Early in her career, as a certified MRI technologist, Kathy co-developed the part time MRI Graduate Certificate Program at the Michener Institute and worked with a unique imaging team at Toronto Western Hospital to provide a blended model of care in research and clinical environments. As a new Manager, Kathy launched the Professional Development Committee across the UHN and SHS Medical Imaging departments which provides a formal avenue to fund staff to pursue professional development. More recently in 2018, Kathy co-authored a publication in the Journal Of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences in which her journey as an MRT Manager in finding purpose, passion and happiness in her profession is shared.