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Sponsored through donations from the faculty of the School of Health Sciences, this award is presented to the degree graduate with the highest cumulative GPA (minimum GPA 4.0).

This award is presented to a full-time student graduating in Nuclear Medicine Technology with the highest combined evaluation in clinical and academic performance over the four years of the program.

Sponsored by the QEII Health Sciences Radiologist Group, three awards are presented to students graduating in each Nuclear Medicine Technology, Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound Technology, and Radiological Technology programs with the highest cumulative GPAs.

This award is sponsored by the QEII Health Sciences Radiologist Group and is awarded to a graduating student of the Magnetic Resonance Imaging Certificate Program. The successful candidate is chosen based on the highest cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher based on MRIT courses.

Candidates are nominated by RADT faculty in conjunction with preceptors. This award is based on the following criteria: successful completion of all four years of the RADT program, consistent demonstration of initiative, high level of respect for colleagues, and excellent patient care skills.

These awards are presented to two students, one to a full-time student in Nuclear Medicine Technology and one to a full-time student in Radiological Technology; who have successfully completed clinical practicum II based on their professional attributes and accountability, involvement in the Student Association or School committees, and GPA.

Awarded to a second-year Respiratory Therapy student for excellence in Clinical Practicum II (RSPT 2500). Qualified applicants must apply demonstrating the ways in which they meet the following criteria:

• Community involvement, volunteerism, and a demonstrated commitment to helping others;
• A passion for the arts;
• Involvement with the 17吃瓜网在线 SHS Student鈥檚 Association;
• A minimum GPA of 3.3

This award is presented to a student completing the third year in Respiratory Therapy, based on GPA, commitment to clinical excellence during the three years of study, and evidence of extra-curricular involvement.

Awards are given to a minimum of two students from different disciplines who have completed their first year in their program. This award is based on GPA and completion of the first year clinical practicum.

Candidates are nominated by DMUT faculty in conjunction with preceptors. This award is based on the following criteria: successful completion of all CECs and Clinical Practicum III in DMUT, consistent demonstration of high standards of clinical practice, high level of clinical competence, and exceptional patient care skills.

This award is sponsored by the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists, selected by faculty, and presented to a graduating student of Respiratory Therapy for achievements while in the program.

This award is presented to a BHSc student entering their fourth year. The successful candidate is chosen based on the following criteria: 

• A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.3
• Demonstration of financial need
• Demonstration of contribution to the community, university, and/or health system through leadership and voluntary activities
  • See the SHS Brightspace Community Page for the fillable application form.

This award is presented to a preceptor by student nomination. Award selection is based on demonstrating a passion for working with students, generates a positive and collaborative atmosphere, shares knowledge and expertise with colleagues, challenges the students to use their critical thinking skills and problem solving abilities, has a dedication to lifelong learning and embodiment of professional standards.