College of Nurses of Ontario
Grace Dadzie is a skilled data analyst currently employed at the College of Nurses of Ontario, having transitioned to this role in April 2023 after serving as a clinical research coordinator at The Hospital for Sick Children from May 2019 to April 2023. Prior experience includes working as an administrative assistant at the START Clinic for Mood and Anxiety Disorders, where responsibilities encompassed patient interaction and appointment management. Grace's earlier roles included serving as a student usher and ambassador at the University of Toronto, where event representation and guest engagement were paramount, as well as a sales associate at Talize, recognized for a strong work ethic. An academic background in Cellular and Molecular Biology and Neuroscience, coupled with a minor in Bioethics, was earned from the University of Toronto - University College.
College of Nurses of Ontario
The College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) is the governing body for more than 180,000 nurses in Ontario, Canada. Recognized internationally as a leader in professional regulation, we protect the public interest by: • setting standards for nursing practice; • establishing the requirements for becoming a nurse; • administering a program that helps nurses maintain competence; and, • enforcing the standards of practice and conduct. We also support nursing regulation in the public interest by: • participating in the provincial legislative process; and, • sharing statistical information about Ontario's nurses. Our Vision Leading in regulatory excellence Our Mission Regulating nursing in the public interest Everything we do is guided by our vision and mission, and helps us achieve our goals. We work in partnership with employers, educators and government so everyone in Ontario benefits from quality nursing services.