1 award of $1,000 (Available to RNs or RPNs)
Qualifying programs: Undergrad Degree Post-RN BScN, Graduate Degree Masters, Graduate Degree PhD

Award Description

To support a Registered Nurse or Registered Practical Nurse who is enrolled in further education with a focus on informatics. Preference will be given to members of the ONIG.

About Ontario Nursing Informatics Group

The Ontario Nursing Informatics Group (ONIG) was formed in 1980 and achieved RNAO status as an affiliate group in 1991. ONIG’s purpose is to provide a forum for nursing and other professionals to communicate and disseminate current developments in eHealth.

ONIG’s mission is to build a supportive community of informaticians within Ontario through initiatives that promote education, research and practice. Nursing Informatics is a recognized specialty within the discipline of nursing in the Province of Ontario. ONIG promotes the awareness and value of nursing’s contribution to quality health care through health data, information and knowledge management enabled by the use of technology. Nursing Informatics is a recognized specialty within the discipline of nursing in the Province of Ontario. ONIG promotes the awareness and value of Nursing’s contribution to quality health care through health data, information and knowledge management enabled by the use of technology.

Previous Award Winners

2025

  • Jessica Ackerman (McMaster University)

2024

  • Judy Le (University of Toronto)

2023

  • Tal Kaganovsky (University of Toronto)

2022

  • Seokjoon Lee (University of Toronto)

2021

  • Maria Smoczyk (Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University))

2020

  • Danny Wang (University of Toronto)

2019

  • Carley Ouellette (McMaster University)

2018

  • Marissa Bird (McMaster University)
  • Therese Astillero (University of Toronto)

2017

  • Remar Mangaoil (University of Toronto)
  • Sally Remus (Western University)

2016

  • Kristina Chang (McMaster University)
  • Nadine Medley (Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University))

2015

  • Gillian Strudwick (University of Toronto)
  • Idevania Costa (Queen's University)

2014

  • Gillian Strudwick (University of Toronto)
  • Matthew Wong (University of Toronto)

2013

  • Heather Thomson (University of Toronto)
  • Roya Haghiri-Vijeh (Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University))

2012

  • Julie Kwan (University of Toronto)
  • Kristine Newman (University of Toronto)

2010

  • Patti Tracey ()

2009

  • Ashleigh Pugh ()
  • Susan Hall ()

2008

  • Farah Khan ()

2007

  • Julie Latreille ()
  • Wendy Seidlitz ()

2006

  • Anne Kerr ()

2004

  • Sylvia Cashmore ()