Christine S.
About Christine S.
Christine S. is a Project Manager at the Federal Government of Canada, with a background in art education and project management. She has experience in patient services and has contributed to various educational and artistic initiatives.
Work at Government of Canada
Christine S. has been employed as a Project Manager at the Federal Government of Canada since 2020. In this role, she is responsible for overseeing various projects, ensuring they align with governmental objectives and standards. Her experience in project management contributes to the effective execution of initiatives within the public sector.
Previous Experience at McKesson Canada
Prior to her current role, Christine S. worked at McKesson Canada as a Bilingual Patient Services Associate from 2018 to 2019. During her time in this position, she provided support to patients, utilizing her bilingual skills to enhance communication and service delivery in the Toronto, Canada Area.
Education and Expertise
Christine S. has a diverse educational background. She studied at Stratford Career Institute, achieving a qualification in Business Management. Additionally, she completed a program in Project Management at the School of Federal Public Service. Her studies at Concordia University focused on Art Teacher Education, while she also obtained a DEC in Illustration & Design from Dawson College. Currently, she is pursuing a Certificate in Estates from the Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario.
Background in Art and Education
Christine S. has a strong foundation in art and education. From 2007 to 2009, she studied Art Teacher Education at Concordia University. She also taught science and chemistry through art to elementary-school children in French as part of the Molecules of Life project during the same period. Her involvement in art extends to participating in the genocidal themed art gallery at The Global Conference on the Prevention of Genocide in 2007.
Park Planning and Development Experience
Between 2003 and 2005, Christine S. was involved in park planning and development, where one of her park designs was actualized in the Quebec Laurentians. This project highlighted the benefits of re-naturalized spaces, showcasing her ability to integrate environmental considerations into design.