K. Sonu Gaind

K. Sonu Gaind has an extensive work experience in the field of psychiatry and mental health. In 1999, they joined the University of Toronto and held various roles including Professor, Co-Director of the Adult Psychiatry and Health Systems Division, and Co-Chair of the Anti-Stigma and Anti-Discrimination SubCommittee. K. Sonu also served as a Governor and a full Professor at the Faculty of Medicine. Additionally, Gaind was involved in various committees and leadership positions in professional associations such as the Canadian Psychiatric Association, American Psychiatric Association, and Ontario Psychiatric Association. K. Sonu was also a Chief of Psychiatry and Medical Director of Mental Health at Humber River Hospital. Gaind's work in the field has been recognized internationally, as they became an Honorary Member and Board Director of the World Psychiatric Association. K. Sonu is currently serving as the Chief of Psychiatry at Sunnybrook.

K. Sonu Gaind has a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree in Psychiatry Residency from the University of Toronto. K. Sonu also attended the Toronto French School, but the specific degree and field of study are unknown.