| CANADIAN BOARD OF OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE |
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2026 Recipient
| Angela Dong is a PGY5 Occupational Medicine resident with a base specialty in Internal Medicine at the University of Toronto. Prior to that, she completed medical school and her undergraduate studies at McMaster University. Her interests in occupational medicine span dive medicine, worker health and policy, and the intersection of emerging technologies with workplace and health systems. Her wider interests include health policy, medical ethics, and health communication. |
Established through the generous support of Dr. Sidney Siu, this scholarship provides a $1,000 award to support a learner pursuing education in Occupational and Environmental Medicine. The scholarship is intended to encourage lifelong learning and help recipients attend the annual OEMAC/CBOM Conference, where they can expand their knowledge, build professional networks, and engage with leaders in the field.
Applicants must currently be one of the following:
- Early Career Occupational Medicine Physicians (First 5 years of practice in Occupational Medicine)
- Occupational Medicine Residency Program
Applicants must submit:
- Completed application form
- Current CV
- Letter of Support from a faculty member/colleague
- 1 page Letter of Interest outlining their interest in Occupational and Environmental Medicine, career goals, and how attending the OEMAC/CBOM Conference will contribute to their professional development
Scholarship Value: $1,000
Application Deadline: August 31, 2026
We encourage program directors, faculty members, and colleagues to share this opportunity with eligible learners and support the next generation of Occupational and Environmental Medicine professionals.
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ABOUT THE ASSOCIATIONThe Canadian Board of Occupational Medicine was established to “encourage the study, improve the practice and elevate the standards of occupational medicine throughout Canada.” It is incorporated federally to certify competence of those physicians with special knowledge of occupational medicine. Physicians interested in applying for certification will find all of the information on eligibility and application on this website.
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