Amy Nicholson
About Amy Nicholson
Amy Nicholson serves as the Case Management Coordinator (Team Lead) at the Ontario Ministry of Health, where she oversees Board Hearings and manages cases across the province. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Joint Honours Political Science and Communication from the University of Ottawa and an Advanced Diploma in Public Relations from Durham College.
Current Role at Ontario Ministry of Health
Amy Nicholson serves as the Case Management Coordinator (Team Lead) at the Ontario Ministry of Health. In this role, she oversees the administration of Board Hearings and manages cases across the province. She provides leadership and organizational skills to ensure efficient case management. Additionally, she has spearheaded special projects that enhance her expertise in tribunal processes and legislation.
Previous Experience at Consent and Capacity Board
Prior to her current position, Amy Nicholson worked as a Case Coordinator at the Consent and Capacity Board from 2016 to 2019. During her three years in this role, she gained valuable experience in case management and tribunal processes, contributing to her professional development in the field.
Educational Background in Public Relations
Amy Nicholson studied at Durham College, where she earned an Advanced Diploma in Public Relations from 2014 to 2016. This two-year program provided her with foundational skills in communication and public relations, which she applied in various roles throughout her career.
Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Communication
Amy Nicholson obtained her Bachelor's Degree in Joint Honours Political Science and Communication from the University of Ottawa, studying from 2009 to 2014. This five-year program equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of political systems and effective communication strategies.
Early Career in Public Relations and Marketing
In 2016, Amy Nicholson gained practical experience as a Public Relations Student at Hospice Peterborough for three months. She also worked as a Marketing and Media Relations Assistant for the City of Toronto in the Economic Development and Culture sector during the same year. These roles contributed to her expertise in public relations and media communications.