Nucleus Presents at McMaster University's eHealth Poster Fair

March 18, 2024

McMaster's eHealth Master's students showcased their posters from their internship at Nucleus.

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Interns (turned employees) Bushra, Thanh and Charlie from the McMaster University’s eHealth program, shone a light on Nucleus’ projects at the annual McMaster eHealth poster fair. It was wonderful to learn about the impact students from this program are having on healthcare organizations across the system (and beyond!).


To learn more about internship opportunities at Nucleus contact Oliver Blunn: Oliver.Blunn@nucleusonline.ca.


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