Welcome, Nyden Greenfield
- Sage Milne
- Aug 21
- 2 min read
Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health (CERH) is excited to welcome Nyden Greenfield as a research assistant. Nyden was born and raised in Waterloo and moved to Goderich in 2014, where he attended the local high school. He later returned to Waterloo for his postsecondary studies at the University of Waterloo, completing an Honours Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences with a minor in Medical Physiology, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.
Nyden is deeply passionate about rural health. This past summer, he supported the cardiac rehabilitation program at the YMCA for the Maitland Valley Medical Team, shadowed physicians in various clinical settings, and volunteered at Gateway CERH on several projects, such as BRAVE Firefighters. He also recently completed his MCAT and is preparing his medical school applications, with the goal of beginning his studies in Fall 2026.
Outside of Gateway CERH, Nyden is a familiar face in the community. You may see him working at the Park House or the Beach Street Station, or enjoying time around town with his family. Always eager to meet new people, he welcomes a hello when you see him out and about.
Stay tuned for more updates on Nyden’s contributions and adventures as part of the Gateway ERH team!
About Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health
Founded in 2008 in the community of Seaforth, ON, Gateway CERH is a not-for-profit rural health research organization run by a community-based volunteer board of directors. Gateway CERH's main mission is to better the health and quality of life of rural residents through research, education and communication. Learn more on the Gateway CERH website at: https://www.gatewayruralhealth.ca/ and follow on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube
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