Rady Faculty of Health Sciences

Our Faculty offers a broad range of undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate educational programs in the health professions and basic medical sciences to more than 3,100 students each year. We reflect the health sector's evolving focus on interprofessional models of care and prepare our students for team-based delivery of patient care.

Indigenous health researchers focus on ‘changing the narrative’

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The Washington Post: CDC warns of infection spread via body lice in homeless populations

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Rotation opens students’ eyes to rural dentistry

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CTV Winnipeg: ‘Maybe we can regenerate our own teeth’: Manitoba scientists exploring abilities in tropical fish

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Colleges

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences is a dynamic faculty comprising of the Dr. Gerald Niznick College of Dentistry, Max Rady College of Medicine and the Colleges of Pharmacy, Nursing and Rehabilitation Sciences.

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Ongomiizwin

Ongomiizwin (Clearing a path for generations to come) has a permanent place in the Rady Faculty, affirming the University of Manitoba’s commitment to building respectful relationships and creating pathways to Indigenous health, healing and achievement.

Interdisciplinary Health Program (IHP)

The Interdisciplinary Health Program (IHP) is a joint program between Rady Faculty of Health Sciences in partnership with the Faculty of Arts. Classes take place at the Fort Garry campus.

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Interprofessional collaboration

Interprofessional collaboration is a forward-thinking strategy that prepares and inspires students to work together with health workers from different professional backgrounds to provide comprehensive services and care.

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Clinical learning and simulation

Our simulation program recreates clinical events using standardized patients, immersive mannequin-based scenarios and task trainers. Activities take place in our simulation lab or skills lab and in-situ in clinical environments across the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority.

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Internationally Educated Health Professional (IEHP) Access Hub

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences is home to a resource hub which helps highly skilled newcomers navigate the requirements to earn their licences, get registered in their professions and enter the Manitoba workforce.

Research and scholarly activity

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Research

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences is a research leader in the areas of immunity, inflammation and infectious disease; population and global health; patient-oriented research and integrative research in health and well-being. With over $103.7 million in external research funding annually, our faculty is well-equipped to face the challenges of today and tomorrow.

Community and partners

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Community

Located in the heart of Winnipeg, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences benefits from the vibrant community of residents, businesses and health care providers that surround it. In return, we strive to be a good neighbour and strong partner to all those who make our work possible.

Wellness and supports

Staying healthy and balanced

At Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, health and wellness is central to everything we do. To be our best, we need to recognize that helping others – at work, school or home – begins with taking care of ourselves. Explore these links for information, resources and tips on healthy living.

Office of Anti-Racism

Our Faculty recognizes the pervasive impact of the history of racial discrimination and systemic racism in the present and is committed to addressing the racial inequities that exist within our learning and work environments.

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Equity, access and participation

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences promotes and supports a community that embraces equity, access and participation, provides for equality of opportunity, and recognizes the dignity of all people. These are key values to create an inclusive community for all.

Who we are

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Dr. Peter Nickerson would like to welcome you to Rady Faculty of Health Sciences. As a faculty, we recognize the importance of collaboration in interdisciplinary research, interprofessional education and training and service delivery to students in the health professions. Whatever your role – from students and residents to faculty, researchers and staff – we invite you to explore our faculty and join us as leaders in Canadian health care.

About our benefactor

In 2016, Ernest and Evelyn Rady, through the Rady Family Foundation, committed an unprecedented $30 million to support the Faculty of Health Sciences, which is now known as the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences.

Ernest [BComm/58, LLB/62, LLD/15] and his wife Evelyn [BA/60, BSW/61, MSW/67] dedicated the gift to the legacy of his parents, Rose and Max Rady [MD/21]. The latter was a UM-educated physician and namesake of the Max Rady College of Medicine.
Ernest, an alumnus in commerce and law who was recognized by UM with an honorary doctorate in 2015, is a business leader who is passionate about supporting important causes. His significant philanthropic and volunteer work has focused on education, children’s health and well-being, and scientific research.

The Radys’ transformational investment will support multidisciplinary health education and research at UM for generations to come.

Contact us

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
260 Brodie Centre, 727 McDermot Avenue
University of Manitoba, Bannatyne campus
Winnipeg, MB R3E 3P5 Canada

RadyFHScomm@umanitoba.ca

204-272-3183

204-977-5690

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Indigenous health researchers focus on ‘changing the narrative’

The Washington Post: CDC warns of infection spread via body lice in homeless populations

Rotation opens students’ eyes to rural dentistry

CTV Winnipeg: ‘Maybe we can regenerate our own teeth’: Manitoba scientists exploring abilities in tropical fish

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