In 2001, 30 students graduated from Health Studies and Gerontology. In a recent survey, we found out what they were doing 8 months after graduation.
Note: Information was missing from 2 (7%) of the Health Studies and Gerontology graduates
Employment
Many Health Studies and Gerontology graduates step directly from their degree into health-related jobs.
- Analyst, Ministry of Health Ontario, North York
- STD Adjudicator, Group Disability Claims Management, SunLife Financial
- Health Canada - Population and Public Health Branch, Cancer Division
- RN Instructor, Conestoga College
- Research Assistant, McMaster University Health Science Centre, Hamilton
- Research Assistant, University of Waterloo Health Behaviour Research Group
- Public Health Promoter, Perth District Health Unit, Stratford
- Placement Coordinator, Community Care Access Centre for Huron
- Research Associate, Innovus Inc., Burlington
Post-graduate education
Every year many Health Studies and Gerontology graduates choose to continue their academic studies. In 2001, 57% of Health Studies and Gerontology graduates decided to further their education.
Graduate Studies (6)
Combined Health/Business Administration, Dalhousie University
Business Administration, McMaster University
Social Work, Wilfrid Laurier University
Health Service Management, Griffith University, AU
Health Studies, University of Waterloo
University of Calgary
Occupational Therapy (1)
University of Western Ontario
Chiropractic College (1)
Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College
Medical School (4)
Queen's University
McMaster University
University of Toronto (2)
Education (3)
University of Toronto
Queen's university
University of Strathclyde, Scotland
Upgrading Undergraduate Courses (1)
University of British Columbia