Project Horizon – Technology Team, Executive Residency Program

Project Horizon is a significant campus redevelopment project being undertaken by SickKids in cooperation with the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care over the next decade in the heart of Toronto’s downtown core.

The redevelopment project for a renewal of clinical care and support areas of the hospital will increase inpatient hospital beds and treatment spaces, increase the capacity for clinical supports and new integration spaces that will connect emerging healthcare technologies and expand on their ability to provide virtual care.

As part of Project Horizon, a digital strategy and roadmap report was developed which described an ambitious digital vision for SickKids. To ensure that all Information, Communication, Automation, Technology solutions and investments identified by the digital strategy report have both qualitative and quantitative business value, the Project Horizon Technology Team would like to hire a student to help develop business cases and technology assessments to support the digital strategy report and vision.

Faculty Supervisor:

Avner Levin

Student:

Partner:

The Hospital for Sick Children

Discipline:

Business

Sector:

Health and Related Sciences & Technology; Public administration

University:

Toronto Metropolitan University

Program: