Wendy Mills
About Wendy Mills
Wendy Mills serves as the CF Health Services Civilian-Military Cooperation, Ontario Coordinator at the Government of Canada since 2018, and has extensive experience in physiotherapy policy and program management.
Work at Government of Canada
Wendy Mills has been employed at the Government of Canada since 2007. She currently holds two positions: CF Health Services Civilian-Military Cooperation, Ontario Coordinator since 2018, and Physiotherapy Policy and Program Officer since 2010. In her role as Ontario Coordinator, she oversees civilian-military cooperation initiatives. As a Physiotherapy Policy and Program Officer, she contributes to the development and implementation of physiotherapy policies and programs. Prior to these roles, she served as Manager of Plans and Programs from 2007 to 2010.
Education and Expertise
Wendy Mills studied at Dalhousie University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy. Her studies spanned from 1987 to 1993, providing her with a solid foundation in physiotherapy principles and practices. This educational background supports her extensive career in health services within the Government of Canada.
Background
Wendy Mills has a professional background in health services, specifically within the Canadian Forces Health Services. Her career began in 2007, and she has progressively taken on more responsibilities over the years. Her work primarily focuses on the intersection of civilian and military health services, particularly in Ontario.
Achievements
Wendy Mills has contributed significantly to the field of health services through her various roles at the Government of Canada. Her tenure as Physiotherapy Policy and Program Officer and her current position as Ontario Coordinator demonstrate her commitment to enhancing health services for military and civilian populations. Her leadership in these roles reflects her expertise in health policy and program management.