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Bursary
“As an Occupational Therapist, I would like to contribute actively and improve the quality of services offered in my community.
I am truly devoted to the development of better care in my region and this will certainly be a positive feature for improving the services offered in the area of occupational therapy.”
Bursary
“I am a girl from the region and I love my small village. For me, dentistry is a passion and so is taking care of others.
This bursary will give me the possiblity to work and live in my home town.”
Bursary
“I chose Occupational Therapy because of all the different services I would be able to offer once I return to work on the Lower North Shore…
I cannot wait to move back to the beautiful place I call home where solidarity is very important and people can always count on each other.”
Bursary
“I want to return to the Lower North Shore to work in health and social services because I am passionate about this field of work and I want to give back to my community…
I want to take all of my years of education, all the time, money and effort and put it towards the growth of the Lower North Shore.”
Bursary
“I want to be a bilingual nurse to help English patients and work in the community.
I want to get involved and offer support and be there helping out when I can.”
Bursary
“In our region, health care professionals are harder to come by and I believe that as a bilingual professional, I have something unique to offer. (…)
As a physiotherapist, my bilingualism will provide the patient with a better means of communication; this helps us understand our client better and proves more effective.”