Women's College Hospital Careers and Employment

About the company

CEO
Heather McPherson
Company size
501 to 1,000
Revenue
$100m to $500m (CAD)
Industry
Healthcare

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Part-time

Registered Nurse - Operating Room

Toronto, ON

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5 hours ago

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Respiratory Therapist - Pulmonary Function Lab

Toronto, ON

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1 day ago

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Casual

Medical Secretary - Access Centre

Toronto, ON

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4 days ago

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Full-time

Coordinator, Donor Services

Toronto, ON

$40,000 - $44,000 a year

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6 days ago

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Full-time

Research Manager - CWP-IH & WIHV

Toronto, ON

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6 days ago

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Full-time

Health Data Analyst - ROI Specialist

Toronto, ON

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7 days ago

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Full-time

Research Associate II - WIHV

Toronto, ON

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17 days ago

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Full-time

Project Manager - Women's Virtual

Toronto, ON

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14 days ago

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Full-time

Research Coordinator II - WIHV

Toronto, ON

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19 days ago

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Part-time

Registered Practical Nurse - COVID Resource Staffing Centre

Toronto, ON

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17 days ago

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Part-time

Pharmacy Technician

Toronto, ON

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17 days ago

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Full-time

Registered Nurse

Toronto, ON

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17 days ago

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Full-time

Research Assistant II - Department of Medicine

Toronto, ON

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24 days ago

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Part-time

Research Coordinator I - Centre for Headache

Toronto, ON

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21 days ago

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Full-time

Manager, Workforce Relations and Employment Equity

Toronto, ON

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21 days ago

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Full-time

Reserach Coordinator II - Jacob Udell (WCRI)

Toronto, ON

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29 days ago

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Full-time

Application Coordinator - Information Management & Technology

Toronto, ON

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30+ days ago

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Part-time

Research Coordinator II - BETTERLife (WCRI)

Toronto, ON

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30+ days ago

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Full-time

Director, Finance & Donor Services

Toronto, ON

$95,000 - $115,000 a year

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30+ days ago

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Part-time

Therapist - Trauma Therapy

Toronto, ON

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30+ days ago

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Reviews

Research Assistant in Toronto, ON

on 12 May 2020

Your experience depends on your research team and PI

Fairly collaborative research institute, lots of lunch & learns, some excellent guest speakers. A nice facility to work in - clean, quiet, ample space, no over-crowded offices - although a lack of windows in many offices.

Nurse in Toronto, ON

on 24 August 2020

Nice building, horrible management

The hospital itself is very nice and clean. Hours are usually pretty good. The culture there is very clicky. If you aren’t apart of the group then you have a much harder time at work. Management is awful. Has zero idea what is going on. It’s very much who’s who that gets the job. Lots of gossiping going on.

Medical Secretary in Toronto, ON

on 20 April 2020

Wonderful

Love it only did my placement there That a place I would love to working trying really hard to get in but with the covid -19 it very difficult to get in loveely people work here

Medical Office Adminstratort (Internship) in Toronto, ON

on 18 April 2020

safe place to work

typical day at work did not have a friendly supervisor, he seem judgemental friendly environment overall training was ok provided lockers to keep out things

Peer Leader, CARES Project in Toronto, ON

on 4 March 2020

Effective for continuing good health

Assisted for arranging information sessions regarding women's health. I have learned how to great people, customer service skills, work with management for achieving goal. The hardest part to continue motivate people for follow-up. The most enjoyable part to accompany participants.

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I should come in business attire enough to formally represent myself as a dignified, credible and reliable individual who is very eager in interacting with the members of the management.

Shared on 7 June 2020

Descrbe your medical professional studies, ie degree, experience in specific professioal medical areas. Do you anticipate progressing beyond your current experience and are you willing to obtain further medical training?

Shared on 9 September 2019

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