Healthcare

I coordinate projects for the development of new products at STEMCELL.

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.

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

I teach undergraduate students in engineering and I lead a research team in biomedical and chemical engineering.

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 help identify sources of bacteria that cause disease and understand how they survive there.

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