Good day,

You are invited to the eHealthCareers Fair @McMaster University!

The third regional eHealthCareers fair will take place on Thursday, March 21, 2013 at McMaster University’s new Ron Joyce Campus in Burlington, Ontario.

We designed this special event to help you share what you do while you meet emerging professionals and students skilled in Health Informatics, eHealth, and Health Information Technology. Our group has previously organized successful events, at the Communitech Hub in Kitchener, Ontario, Kitchener City Hall, and the University of Waterloo, bringing together an audience from all over Southern Ontario.

We are launching this event together with the assistance of with McMaster University’s MSc in eHealth Program. Established in 2008, This truly interdisciplinary health informatics program involves the Faculties of Health Sciences, Engineering (Computing and Software) and Business. Graduates of McMaster’s eHealth Program are “bridge-builders,” with the ability to build consensus among diverse stakeholders to meet the clinical, business and technical needs of healthcare organizations.Our venue, the Ron Joyce Centre, is also home to the DeGroote School of Business MBA and executive education programs. This is a four storey, 90,000 square foot building that houses state-of-the-art classrooms, meeting spaces and lecture facilities.

The floor will open one hour before the keynote presentation. Dennis Giokas, Canada Health Infoway, will be followed by an information exchange and informal reception with food and refreshments in which attendees meet with employment and training representatives. Here, attendees will learn about various career options and opportunities for advanced training in this growing field. Some of the attending organizations are: Canada Health Infoway, eHealth Ontario, CHIMA, Goldcare, National Institute of Health Informatics, Western University, Apps4Health, and more!

This year's event is organized with the help of the MSc in eHealth Program at McMaster University, the National Student Forum for Health Informatics, and the National Institutes of Health Informatics.

For more information and to register, attendees should visit ehealthcareers.ca or email [log in to unmask]. Students and recent graduates attend for free!


We hope to see you there!

Regards,

eHealthCareers