True North Imaging
AJ Rehman is a dedicated professional in the field of health and community outreach, currently serving as a Board Member for the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War Canada and a Medical Clerk at True North Imaging. Experience includes leadership roles such as Club President and Co-Vice President at the Toronto Metropolitan Campus Lions Club, where AJ managed advocacy and fundraising efforts. In research capacities, AJ has contributed as a Research Coordinator at CHL-Connect Health Leaders and held various positions at Toronto Metropolitan University related to academic integrity and event management. AJ's educational foundation includes a Bachelor of Applied Science in Occupational and Public Health from Toronto Metropolitan University, complemented by extensive involvement in public health initiatives and community service.
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True North Imaging
True North Imaging (TNI) is one of Canada's largest academically-oriented, imaging organizations. TNI serves as a teaching site for the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Toronto. We also work with numerous University of Toronto staff on joint research projects and assist in clinical training. Our Director of Imaging, Dr. Alex Hartman, trains physicians from around the world in imaging techniques, including several that were developed by us. We specialize in high-risk obstetrical ultrasound, as well as gynecological and fertility imaging. TNI provides world class diagnostic services in comfortable and convenient community settings. Since 2010, TNI has purchased over 80 new ultrasound machines and has one of the largest digital radiology networks in Canada. True North Imaging (TNI) offers a wide range of outpatient diagnostic imaging services through medical imaging centres in Ontario, as well as through mobile services. These diagnostic imaging examinations, which are critical to early disease detection, consist of ultrasound, x-ray, mammography and bone mineral density studies.