Joss Reimer Becomes Canada’s New Chief Public Health Officer
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Joss Reimer has been appointed as Canada's new Chief Public Health Officer, effective April 1. She will advise the federal minister of health and the president of the Public Health Agency of Canada, focusing on priorities such as misinformation, measles cases, and rebuilding public trust in immunization.
Joss Reimer is Canada's new Chief Public Health Officer. She will hold this position for 3 years, advising the federal minister of health and the president of the Public Health Agency of Canada. Reimer's priorities include addressing misinformation, tackling measles cases, and rebuilding public trust in immunization. She aims to work with counterparts across the country to learn about specific issues and provide support. Reimer also plans to focus on Indigenous-led health initiatives and addressing disparities in health outcomes. Her goal is to provide Canadians with reliable, evidence-based information and support healthcare providers in providing accurate information.
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