Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) is a healthcare organization based in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, providing specialized medical care to patients from across the province, particularly in areas like cardiac care, stroke treatment, trauma care, cancer treatment, palliative care, and pediatric medicine; it is a community of around 15,000 staff, physicians, researchers, and volunteers serving southwestern Ontario residents primarily through the Hamilton General Hospital location. 

• Cardiology & Vascular Surgery (Hamilton General Hospital)
• Cancer Care (Juravinski Cancer Centre)
• Neurosciences (Neurology & Neurosurgery)
• Trauma & Burn Care (Level 1 Trauma Centre at Hamilton General Hospital)
• Pediatric Care & Neonatology (McMaster Children’s Hospital)
• Rehabilitation & Complex Continuing Care (Regional Rehabilitation Centre & St. Peter’s Hospital)
• Maternity & Newborn Care
• Orthopedic Surgery
• Mental Health Services
• Transplant Services
• Respiratory Medicine
• Geriatric Care
• Stroke Care

Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) in Ontario, Canada is a top research hospital and health network that's committed to high quality care and safety. 

Quality and safety

• HHS is accredited with Exemplary Standing by Accreditation Canada, the highest level of accreditation possible. 
• HHS participates in a national accreditation process to ensure it provides the safest and highest level of care. 
• HHS has a Quality of Life and Advanced Care Program for families with children who have serious health conditions. 

Our Vision:
Best Care for All.

Our Mission:
To provide excellent health care to the people of Hamilton and the surrounding regions, through collaborative partnerships, innovation, teaching, and research.

Awards for research 

• HHS Research Early Career Awards: Up to $50,000 annually to support research in a specialty area. Awards can be renewed for up to three years.

Awards for students 

• Scholarships and bursaries: For children of HHS employees who have worked at HHS for at least three years.

Awards for individuals

• Pat Mandy Inclusion Award: Recognizes individuals who demonstrate equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in their work. The award includes an eagle sculpture carved in stone by Indigenous artist “Bud” Roger D. Henry. 
• Outstanding Resident Awards: Recognizes residents in various medical specialties. 

Other awards 

• HHS Foundation Gala Research Award: Recognizes research.
• Annual Physician Awards: Recognizes physicians.

Award recipients

• Dr. Kassia Johnson received the 2024 Pat Mandy Inclusion Award. 
• Dr. Rahul Chanclani won the 2024 HHS Foundation Gala Research Award.