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Alumni Journeys

This series of articles seeks to communicate the career stories of graduate student alumni from the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences. The intention is to inform and inspire current grad students (and postdocs) as they imagine their own futures!

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News and stories

A collection of articles featuring the inspiring and diverse career journeys of RFHS alumni.

  • Portrait of wajihah mughal

    Alum’s path led from lab science to community health

  • Portrait of amani hamad

    Pharmacy alum expanded skill set through PhD, postdoc training

  • Portrait of oksana harasemiw

    Master’s degree paved way for research project management role

  • Portrait of Gustavo (Gus) Castaneda

    Nursing alum finds fulfilment in leading teams

More alumni journeys

    • Physiology grad uses research skills in Health Canada drug-review role
    • PhD in pharmacology helps grad thrive in business
    • Med Micro alum now a public health leader
    • Biochemistry prof branches out in business
    • Occupational therapy alumna finds rewards in counselling youth
    • Neuroscientist thrives in faculty role as researcher, teacher, mentor
    • Immunology degree equips grad for scientific sales role

Contact us

Samantha Pauls
Programming Lead, Graduate Student Professional Development
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba
220 Apotex Centre
Winnipeg, MB R3E 0T5

Samantha.Pauls@umanitoba.ca
204-789-3586

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