Shelley Dooher
About Shelley Dooher
Shelley Dooher serves as the Director General of the National Grants and Contributions Delivery Centre at the Government of Canada and has been the Executive Director at the Public Health Agency of Canada since 2019. She holds an MBA from Queen's University, which she completed in 2009.
Work at Government of Canada
Shelley Dooher has served as the Director General of the National Grants and Contributions Delivery Centre since 2012. In this role, she has been responsible for overseeing the delivery of grants and contributions across various programs. Her tenure at the Government of Canada spans over 12 years, during which she has contributed to the development and implementation of funding initiatives aimed at supporting public health and community projects.
Current Role at Public Health Agency of Canada
Since 2019, Shelley Dooher has held the position of Executive Director at the Public Health Agency of Canada. Located in Ottawa, she has been instrumental in managing public health initiatives and ensuring effective delivery of health programs. Her leadership in this role emphasizes the importance of public health funding and resource allocation to enhance health outcomes across Canada.
Education and Expertise
Shelley Dooher earned her Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Queen's University, completing her studies from 2007 to 2009. This educational background has equipped her with the necessary skills in management and strategic planning, which she applies in her roles within the Government of Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada.
Professional Background
With over a decade of experience in government roles, Shelley Dooher has developed a strong background in grants management and public health. Her work at the National Grants and Contributions Delivery Centre and the Public Health Agency of Canada reflects her commitment to enhancing the effectiveness of government funding programs and improving public health services.