Others in Subjects Related to Medicine programs in Ontario
92 programs across 23 campuses, with published admission ranges starting at 70%. Sorted by the range each one publishes, lowest first, so you can see where you land.
Programs
92
Campuses
23
Lowest range
70%
What this leads to
The picture for others in subjects related to medicine as of 2026-08-17, not a description of this particular program.
Dental hygienists, medical laboratory technologists, dental technicians, and personal support workers work across hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and rehabilitation centres. In Ontario specifically, dental hygienists have good employment prospects for 2025-2027.
In its favour
- Ontario has the highest number of healthcare job openings, especially in major cities like Toronto and Ottawa.
- Dental hygienists face a strong risk of labour shortage over 2024-2033 at the national level.
- These roles are generally easier to access, especially if they have lower licensing requirements and high demand.
Worth knowing
- Dental hygienists must complete a two to three-year program approved by the provincial or territorial board, get a license from the regulatory body, and register with the appropriate regulatory body to use the title.
- Lab technologist and technician job growth has slowed to about 2% through 2034.
- High-stakes accuracy, biohazard exposure, and chronic understaffing add up to make these jobs stressful.
How AI is changing this work
Personal support workers, medical laboratory assistant technicians, and dental assistants rely on empathy, communication, responsiveness, and trust—AI can support systems, but it cannot replace the human presence patients need. AI needs human oversight for validation, quality control, and complex specimen interpretation, and automation acts as a multiplier, letting one technologist handle more volume while trained judgment still drives every diagnostic decision. Technologists who master AI-assisted analysis tools will manage higher test volumes and catch more clinically significant findings—but the expertise to validate results, troubleshoot instruments, and catch what automation misses remains essential.
Where this came from (6 sources)
- 1. Allied health professions and occupations - Province of British Columbia
- 2. Best Allied Healthcare Professions in Canada for PR & Job Growth
- 3. Province supports allied health workforce, improves patient care
- 4. Home - Allied Health Jobs BC
- 5. Ontario, Canada Allied health professional Jobs – 442 Openings This Week | Workopolis
- 6. $45K–$139K Allied Health Professionals Jobs | Indeed
All 92 programs
- 70–75%LakeheadApplied Life Sciences (Thunder Bay and Orillia)
- 70%UOFBachelor in Mental Health (Hon)
- 70%LaurentianBiologie biomédicale
- 70%LakeheadBiology (includes Environmental Science, Animal Sciences, Plant Sciences, and Biodiversity and Conservation) (Thunder Bay)
- 70%LaurentianBiomedical Biology
- 70–73%Ontario TechBiomedical Science
- 70–73%Ontario TechBiomedical Science (Co-op)
- 70%LakeheadChemistry (includes Medical Sciences) (Thunder Bay)
- 70–75%Guelph-HumberHonours Bachelor of Applied Science in Kinesiology and Diploma in Fitness & Health Promotion
- 70–75%Guelph-HumberHonours Bachelor of Applied Science in Psychology and Diploma in General Arts & Science
- 70%LakeheadKinesiology (co-op available) (Thunder Bay)
- 70–73%Ontario TechMarine Biology
- 70–73%Ontario TechMarine Biology (Co-op)
- 70–75%TMUMedical Physics (Co-op Available)
- 70–73%Ontario TechNeuroscience
- 70–73%Ontario TechNeuroscience (Co-op)
- 70–80%LakeheadNursing (Thunder Bay)
- 70–75%TMUOccupational Health and Safety (Co-op Available)
- 70%WindsorPhysics
- 70%LakeheadPhysics (Thunder Bay)
- 70–75%TMUPublic Health (Co-op Available)
- 73–77%Laurier (Brantford)Applied Health Sciences (BASc)
- 73–77%BrockChild Health
- 73–77%BrockCommunity Health
- 73–77%Ontario TechHealth Administration
- 73–80%YorkHealth Policy, Management & Digital Health (BHS, Co-op available)
- 73–77%Ontario TechHealth Sciences
- 73–77%YorkHealth Studies (BHS, Co-op available)
- 73–77%Ontario TechHuman Health Science
- 73–77%BrockMedical Sciences
- 73–77%BrockNeuroscience
- 73–80%YorkNeuroscience (BSc, Co-op available) – Faculty of Health
- 73–77%Laurier (Brantford)Paramedicine - Virtual Asynchronous
- 73–80%York (Glendon)Psychology (BA, iBA)
- 73–80%York (Glendon)Psychology (BSc, iBSc)
- 73–77%BrockPublic Health
- 73–77%Ontario TechPublic Health
- 74–76%CarletonScience – Major (4 years)
- 75–80%GuelphApplied Human Nutrition (BASc)
- 75%TrentBiomedical Science
- 75–80%CarletonEngineering – Biomedical and Electrical
- 75%TMUMidwifery
- 75%TMUMidwifery (Part-time)
- 77–87%YorkConcurrent Education: Health (BEd)
- 77–80%Laurier (Brantford)Health Studies (BA) + Public Health / Global Health (MSc), Brighton and Sussex Medical School
- 77–80%BrockKinesiology (BKin)
- 77–80%BrockKinesiology (BScKin)
- 77–80%Ontario TechMedical Laboratory Science - Northern Access Initiative
- 77–83%U of T (Scarborough)Psychology & Health Studies - Health Sciences Stream (regular and co-op)
- 77–83%U of T (Scarborough)Psychology & Health Studies (regular and co-op)
- 78–80%OttawaGénie mécanique biomédical (4 ans)
- 78–80%OttawaGénie mécanique biomédical et technologie de l'informatique (Double grade – 5 ans)
- 78%CarletonScience – Non-Honours (3 years)
- 78%OttawaSciences de la santé (4 ans)
- 80%TrentBachelor of Arts and Science - Medical: Trent/Swansea Dual Degree
- 80–87%Queen'sBiological and Cognitive Sciences Pathway
- 80–87%YorkBiomedical Science (BSc - Co-op available)
- 80–85%CarletonEngineering – Biomedical and Mechanical
- 80–85%CarletonHealth Sciences
- 80–83%Laurier (Waterloo)Health Sciences (BSc)
- 80–85%GuelphHuman Kinetics (BSc)
- 80–87%WaterlooKinesiology (Regular/Co-op)
- 80–87%U of T (Mississauga)Life Sciences
- 80%TrentMedical Professional Stream
- 80%TrentMedical Professional Stream – Indigenous
- 80–87%YorkNeuroscience (BSc, Co-op available) – Faculty of Science
- 80–83%U of T (Scarborough)Paramedicine (Joint Program with Centennial College)
- 80–87%WaterlooPublic Health (Regular/Co-op)
- 80–83%BrockPublic Health and Master of Public Health
- 80–83%WaterlooRecreation & Leisure Studies, Sport & Recreation Management, Therapeutic Recreation (Regular/Co-op)
- 80–87%YorkScience (BSc, First Year Only)
- 80%OttawaSciences biomédicales (4 ans)
- 82–85%CarletonNursing with RN Prescribing
- 83%OttawaBiomedical Science (4 years) (French Immersion Stream is available)
- 83–87%Queen'sComputing
- 83%OttawaHealth Sciences (4 years) (French Immersion Stream is available)
- 83–90%WaterlooHealth Sciences (Regular/Co-op)
- 83–87%Queen'sKinesiology
- 83–90%U of T (St. George)Life Sciences (including Psychology)
- 83–90%WesternMedical Sciences
- 84–89%GuelphBiomedical Engineering (BEng) (co-op admission only)
- 85–91%GuelphBio-Medical Science (BSc) Honours
- 85%McMasterMidwifery I
- 87–90%Queen'sConcurrent Education/Kinesiology
- 87–93%WesternHealth Sciences
- 87–90%WesternKinesiology
- 87–90%BrockKinesiology (BKin) and Master of Professional Kinesiology
- 87–90%BrockKinesiology International Double Degree
- 90%McMasterHonours Health Sciences
- 90%McMasterIntegrated Biomedical Engineering & Health Sciences I- Health Engineering Science & Entrepreneurship
- 93–97%Queen'sHealth Sciences
- 93–97%McMasterLife Sciences Gateway
Other subjects
- Business Studies 203
- Interdisciplinary Studies 187
- Computer Science 135
- Education Studies 117
- Environmental Studies 116
- Psychology 109
- General or Integrated Engineering 104
- Law & Criminology 101
- Media and Communication Studies 98
- Economics 95
- Biological Sciences 92
- Mathematics 92
Ranges are what universities publish, not guaranteed cutoffs. Work out your top 6 to see which of these you actually clear.