Kate Hayman
Kate Hayman is a dedicated individual with a wealth of experience in various areas of healthcare and humanitarian work.
Currently serving as the Co-lead for Disadvantaged Populations at University Health Network Emergency Departments, she focuses on promoting health equity and accessibility for underserved communities.
In addition, she plays a crucial role as the Co-lead for Equity, Diversity, Advocacy & Cultural Safety Curriculum at U of T FRCPC EM Program, contributing to the education and training of future medical professionals in these key areas.
Kate also serves as the Co-chair of the Health Equity Committee at Global Health Emergency Medicine, further emphasizing her commitment to addressing health disparities on a global scale.
Her participation as a Steering Committee Member at Decent Work and Health Network showcases her dedication to promoting fair working conditions for health professionals.
Kate Hayman's academic journey includes a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree from The University of Western Ontario, a Masters of Public Health specializing in Health in Crisis and Humanitarian Emergencies from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and studies in Physiology & History of Medicine at McGill University.
As an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Toronto, Kate contributes to shaping the future of healthcare through education and research.
Her previous roles as an Emergency Physician at University Health Network, Co-Medical Director at Inner City Health Associates, and various positions at Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) highlight her extensive experience in emergency medicine and humanitarian aid.
Kate's background as an Emergency Medicine Resident at London Health Sciences Centre further solidifies her expertise in acute care and medical training.
With a diverse skill set and a passion for health equity, Kate Hayman continues to make valuable contributions to the field of medicine and global health.
