Funds from Northeastern Ontario Health Education Advancement Foundation will be matched by the FDC Foundation, creating a total fund of $2.6M
An organization with a longstanding commitment to medical education in Northeastern Ontario has made a $1.3-million gift to NOSM University.
The funds will be used to create two awards for first-year medical students in perpetuity: the Northeastern Ontario Health Education Advancement Foundation Bursary, which will award $5,000-$10,000 to students from Northeastern Ontario, and the Dr. William McMullen Award, which will award $1,000 to a student from Killarney or Manitoulin Island.
“Even before the existence of NOSM University, the visionaries at NOHEAF believed that training learners alongside practicing clinicians in the North would entice them to stay and practise in these communities—and they were right,” said Dr. Sarita Verma, President, Vice-Chancellor, Dean, and CEO of NOSM University, in a press release. “NOHEAF’s ongoing support will leave a lasting impact on the health-care system in the North.
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