
Each year, the CCS recognizes the outstanding achievements of individual Canadians and Canadian organizations for their contributions to cardiovascular health and care. CCS Recognition Awards are granted for excellence in research, teaching, exemplary care, prevention of cardiovascular diseases, and overall career contribution. All awardees are nominated by peers, and all nominations are heartily celebrated.
We invite you to congratulate your friends and colleagues and join us in recognizing all recipients at a ceremony on Thursday, October 24, from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. PT in Vancouver, BC, during the Canadian Cardiovascular Congress.

Dr. Kwan Leung Chan
Ottawa, Ontario
CCS Achievement Award

Dr. Eric Yu
Toronto, Ontario
Distinguished Teacher/Mentor Award

Dr. Paul Oh
Toronto, Ontario
Dr. Harold N. Segall Award of Merit

Dr. Debra Isaac
Calgary, Alberta
CCS Women in Cardiovascular Medicine/Science Mentorship Award

Dr. Christopher Johnson
Ottawa, Ontario
Exemplary Leadership in Clinical Cardiovascular Medicine and Surgery Award

Dr. Mena Gewarges
Toronto, Ontario
Trainee Excellence in Education Award

Dr. Jennifer L. Reed
Ottawa, Ontario
Dr. Robert E. Beamish Award

Dr. Geoffrey Pickering
London, Ontario
Research Achievement Award – Basic and Translational Science

Dr. Robert Sheldon
Calgary, Alberta
Research Achievement Award – Clinical Science
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