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Dental Roots to Administrative Routes: Amod's Healthcare Odyssey in Canada
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In this episode of Crossing Borders, we are thrilled to have Amod Budhraja as our special guest. Amod, a BDS graduate from India, shares his fascinating journey from dental surgery to healthcare administration in Canada. Currently working with the County of Frontenac, Amod discusses his transition into administrative roles within the healthcare sector and the diverse experiences he has encountered along the way.
Episode Highlights:
- Amod’s arrival in Canada during the pandemic and initial cultural adjustments.
- Rapid-fire questions revealing Amod’s personal preferences and hobbies.
- Amod’s early influences, education, and career trajectory in India.
- The adaptation skills and transferable skills Amod developed through his varied experiences.
- Insights into the healthcare administrative roles Amod has taken on in Canada.
- Tips for internationally educated healthcare professionals on leveraging their administrative skills.
- Amod’s advice on networking, learning, and staying motivated in a new country.
Join us as Amod provides valuable insights for international healthcare graduates looking to transition into administrative roles in Canada.
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