Health Careers 11

I work in a team that helps streamline the processes used to create support materials for healthcare professionals and patients.

I help create new medicines such as vaccines, anti-cancer drugs, and cures for genetic diseases.

I teach, I do research, and I treat patients.

I do research on how to make stem cell therapies more accessible, while also making sure they're safe and effective in treating diseases.

My work helps determine whether Canadians will be able to access a new medicine or not.

As a postdoctoral researcher, I have completed my PhD, and am now developing all the research, writing, and technical skills I need to become a skilled scientist.

I am a doctor to cats and dogs, as well as some other animals, such as parrots and rabbits. I also do research into a parasite of farmed salmon.

I'm involved in different kinds of health research related to disability, engineering, and access to places like parks.

As an ER doctor, I take care of any patient who comes through the hospital door for literally anything!

I care for the inpatients admitted to the medical-surgical units at my local children's hospital.

I review and analyze medical and insurance data to make sure it is accurate.

I do research with Black communities and teach undergraduate and graduate students.

I research problems that affect peoples’ health, specifically in children.