Carmela Bosco
About Carmela Bosco
Carmela Bosco is a Project Manager at the Canadian Medical Association, specializing in health policy research since 2021. She has extensive experience leading programs for governments and health care associations and has authored numerous publications on health care systems.
Work at Canadian Medical Association
Carmela Bosco has served as Project Manager for the CMA / PTMA Health Policy Research Collaborative at the Canadian Medical Association since 2021. In this role, she has been involved in managing various health policy research initiatives, contributing to the development and implementation of national and provincial programs aimed at improving health care systems. Her work supports both government and health care associations in addressing critical health policy challenges.
Education and Expertise
Carmela Bosco has a diverse educational background. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from York University, where she studied from 1984 to 1988. She later obtained a Certificate in Health Law from Osgoode Hall Law School at York University in 2018. Additionally, she completed the Business Communications Program at Queen's School of Business in 2013. This combination of education equips her with a strong foundation in health policy, law, and communication.
Background
Carmela Bosco has extensive experience in health policy research and project management. She has led various national and provincial programs for governments and health care associations, demonstrating her capability in managing complex health initiatives. Her background includes providing senior counsel to decision-makers on health policy issues, which highlights her role in influencing health care strategies and policies.
Publications and Contributions
Carmela Bosco has authored numerous papers and articles that focus on the health care system, contributing to both national and international discussions on health policy. Her written work reflects her expertise and insights into health care challenges, positioning her as a knowledgeable voice in the field.