Welcome to the Centre for Healthcare Engineering!

Engineering a better healthcare system

We pioneer data-driven research to improve system efficiency and enhance patient care.

The Centre for Healthcare Engineering (CHE) at the University of Toronto provides a bridge between academia and the healthcare sector, translating the latest research findings to impact practice and offering educational opportunities for students and practitioners.

Are you a healthcare provider looking for technical or research assistance in healthcare engineering?

A variety of options are available at CHE. Please see the page on opportunities for healthcare providers or the brief description in the following Project Request Form.

News

Job Opportunity – Specialist, Process Modernization (CIHI)(April 20)

April 7, 2026

The Specialist, Process Modernization supports modernization initiatives within the CCE portfolio by facilitating the assessment, redesign and improvement of operational […]

University of Toronto Healthcare Engineering Symposium (June 5): Registration Now Open

March 23, 2026

Registration is now open. This special symposium brings together colleagues, collaborators, distinguished researchers, and former students to celebrate Professor Michael […]

Project Opportunity: Student MEng Project at Odette Cancer Centre

March 23, 2026

Project Title: Optimizing Outpatient Clinic Scheduling at a High-Volume Regional Cancer Centre Organization: Odette Cancer Centre, Sunnybrook Health Sciences What […]

Job Opportunity – Process Improvement Specialist (April 2)

March 20, 2026

The specialist will demonstrate excellence in process analytics and continuous improvement. This will be accomplished through effective partnering and coordination […]

In Memoriam – Stan Gasner (1939 – 2026)

March 12, 2026

Stan will be remembered for his thoughtful and spirited conversations, his generosity, and his willingness to help others. In keeping […]

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Other healthcare industry opportunities

Learn about some of the tools developed at the Centre for Healthcare Engineering.

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