Kiran Saggar
About Kiran Saggar
Kiran Saggar is a Contact Tracer currently employed at the Ontario Ministry of Health. With a background in marine biology and various roles in coaching, veterinary assistance, and marketing, Saggar has a strong commitment to ocean conservation and community engagement.
Current Role as Contact Tracer
Kiran Saggar currently works as a Contact Tracer at the Ontario Ministry of Health. This role involves tracking and managing the spread of infectious diseases, ensuring public health safety, and facilitating communication between health authorities and the public. The position is critical in managing health crises and requires strong analytical and communication skills.
Previous Experience in Loss Prevention
Kiran Saggar held the position of Loss Prevention Officer at Ontario Place for a period of two months in 2020. In this role, Kiran was responsible for monitoring and preventing theft and loss within the facility, contributing to the overall safety and security of the environment.
Coaching Experience at Erin Mills Soccer Club
From 2015 to 2018, Kiran Saggar worked as a Competitive and Recreational Soccer Coach at Erin Mills Soccer Club in Mississauga, Ontario. Over three years, Kiran developed coaching strategies and facilitated training sessions for young athletes, promoting teamwork and skill development in soccer.
Educational Background in Marine Biology
Kiran Saggar studied Marine Biology at Dalhousie University, achieving a Bachelor of Science degree from 2018 to 2022. This academic background includes a strong focus on animal biology, ocean sciences, and chemistry, equipping Kiran with essential laboratory skills and knowledge in marine ecology.
Passion for Ocean Conservation
Kiran Saggar has a strong passion for ocean conservation, particularly in marine ecology. This interest was significantly influenced by a trip to Florida in 2006, which sparked a commitment to environmental stewardship and awareness of marine ecosystems. Kiran has actively engaged in initiatives related to ocean conservation throughout their academic and professional journey.