AVC professor Étienne Côté named to Canadian Academy of Health Sciences
CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — Étienne Côté, a college member on the Atlantic Veterinary School, has been elected to the Canadian Academy of Well being Sciences.
“This can be a super honour that displays the onerous work and collaboration of many, notably, my fellow college members and workers at AVC,” stated Côté.
Côté is a professor within the Division of Companion Animals at AVC and has been acknowledged as a pacesetter in small animal inside medication regionally, nationally and internationally.
He’s one in all 71 new fellows who grew to become members of the CAHS at an induction ceremony in September.
Election to the fellowship is taken into account one of many highest honours for people within the Canadian well being sciences neighborhood.
The CAHS brings collectively Canada’s top-ranked students in well being and biomedical sciences to make a constructive influence on the pressing well being considerations of Canadians.
“On behalf of UPEI, I wish to congratulate Dr. Côté on this prestigious recognition,” stated UPEI’s interim president and vice-chancellor Greg Keefe.
“Being elected as a fellow speaks to the innovation and top quality of Dr. Côté’s work; he’s most deserving of this honour.”
Interim dean of AVC, John VanLeeuwen additionally rained reward on Côté, calling him a notable chief in comparative veterinary cardiology.
“We’re grateful that our college students have the chance to be taught from somebody of Dr. Côté’s calibre and that college, workers and purchasers at AVC profit from his abilities and data,” VanLeeuwen stated.
