Empowering today's young leaders to create a better tomorrow

Join a movement where your ideas ignite real change. The TOH Leaders of Tomorrow network brings together a new generation of leaders dedicated to making a positive impact.

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Connect with like-minded peers, leverage your collective skills and networks, and drive meaningful initiatives that transform the future of healthcare.

Engage

The TOH Leaders of Tomorrow believe in harnessing the power of their combined networks and community connections to accomplish extraordinary things together.

Inspire

The TOH Leaders of Tomorrow are committed to using their influence to spark positive change.

Transform

The TOH Leaders of Tomorrow are dedicated to reshaping healthcare by supporting the world-class healthcare, research, and innovation happening right here at our hospital.

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Ways to get involved

Engage your workplace with a workplace giving campaign.

Inspire your network by creating your own fundraiser.

Transform the future of healthcare by taking part in events like Run for a Reason and the President’s Breakfast.

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Upcoming TOH Leaders of Tomorrow Events

  • Fall 2024 - Stay tuned for event date and details
  • Winter 2024 - Stay tuned for event date and details

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Would you be interested in joining the TOH Leaders of Tomorrow advisory council? For more information, please contact Alaina Rossiter at arossiter@toh.ca or fill out the form below.

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Leading Today. Creating Tomorrow.

The TOH Leaders of Tomorrow are making change happen today. The stories below are just a few of the many examples of the world-class healthcare, research, and innovation taking place at our hospital.

A Canadian surgical first at The Ottawa Hospital using VR technology
Diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma at age 14, Emeric Leblanc was the first patient in Canada to have his complex surgery planned through a new virtual reality program. This technology is setting the stage for the next generation of healthcare.
Cancer, Innovation and Technology, Patient Care, Technology
Data in healthcare drives better care for patients
The Ottawa Hospital is ahead of the game when it comes to data in healthcare. In fact, for two decades we’ve been exploring the role of big data, while other institutions are only getting started.
Creating Tomorrow, Innovation and Technology, Patient Care, Technology
Two decades in the making — world-first trial aims to heal the lungs of preemies
Emmy Cogan was extremely tiny when she arrived in this world, but the impact of her birth was big. This micro preemie was enrolled in a world-first cell therapy trial to heal the lungs of preterm babies and was the first in North America to receive the treatment. Now, that promising trial is ready for its next phase.
Clinical Trials, World-Leading Research, NICU, Patient Care, Stem Cell
How kidney disease changed Katie Skidmore’s life
In the spring of 2023, Katie Skidmore was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder that attacked her kidneys and left her critically ill. Today, she’s learning to live a new life as a patient on dialysis and hopes for a kidney transplant.
Strengthening Critical Services, World-Leading Research, Patient Care
Rock radio announcer calls orthopaedic surgeons at The Ottawa Hospital the true rock stars
Faced with an autoimmune disorder since childhood, rock radio announcer Amy Volume saw a steady increase in pain and was losing her leg mobility. She turned to our orthopaedic surgical team in hopes of finding a solution to her suffering.
Strengthening Critical Services, World-Leading Research, Patient Care
Orthopaedic trauma team gives young man his life back
Travis Vaughan shares about the night in December 2019, when he was rushed to The Ottawa Hospital Trauma Centre after a snowmobile crash in rural Ottawa that left him with a critical leg injury and significant blood loss.
Content warning: Graphic description, in his own words, of the injuries he sustained.
New Campus Development, Patient Care, Trauma
MS stem cell transplant gives priceless second chance
Faced with a multiple sclerosis (MS) diagnosis at age 23 and with her condition deteriorating, Geneviève Bétournay turned to a groundbreaking MS stem cell transplant pioneered right here at The Ottawa Hospital.
Clinical Trials, Creating Tomorrow, World-Leading Research, Neuro, Patient Care, Stem Cell
On Track for patients in mental health
Diagnosed with schizophrenia in 2022, Sean Heron turned to The Ottawa Hospital’s mental health team after being brought to our Emergency Department. The three-year On Track: First Episode Psychosis Program is helping him get his life back.
New Campus Development, Strengthening Critical Services, Mental Health, Patient Care
Securing a healthier tomorrow with her largest donation ever
Lawyer Ryma Nasrallah shares why she joined the Foundation's Board of Directors, why she gave her biggest donation yet, and why big changes coming in 2024 could affect your donations.
Creating Tomorrow, Donors
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