Cmdre(Ret'D) Hans Jung Omm, Cd, Qhp, Cstj, Md, Ma, Frcpsc(Hon) Email & Phone Number

Ottawa, On, Ca

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

A global innovator in respiratory and oxygen-related scientific research and advanced technologies, Thornhill Medical is transforming the delivery of critical care in austere and unpredictable combat casualty care, emergency and humanitarian environments. Thornhill Medical collaborates each day with customers, innovation leaders, industry, hospital, and military partners in more than 19 countries and in 65+ research institutes.

Ottawa ,Ontario, Canada

Veteran caring for Veterans: Medical practice by retired military physician looking after retired CF and RCMP members.

The Departmental Audit Committee is an independent committee comprised of three external members who work with the Deputy Minister, providing advice and recommendations; to ensure that an internal audit capacity exists that meets the needs of the Department.

British Columbia, Canada

Ottawa, Canada Area

Completed 10 yrs of voluntary work as a board members at Perley Health. This was a very rewarding work supporting the needs of frail veterans and seniors in their time of need. I am most proud of having developed and founded a Centre of Excellence in Frailty Informed Care at Perley Health. The mission of the COE is to carry out applied research that can be quickly put into practice to enhance the quality of life of LTC residents in a meaningful and timely manner. It will also engage in knowledge translation to share this knowledge to any LTC centres to enhance LTC experience for all Canadians. I look forward to continued success and outcomes from the research generated by the COE.Chair, Centre of Excellence in Frailty Informed Care Committee 2017-2024Member. Veterans Transition and Strategic Planning Committee 2014-2019Member, Quality and Safety Committee 2016-2023Member, Governance and Planning Committee 2014-2016

Kingston, Ontario

http://www.rmc.ca

Kingston, On

As the conceptual creator, then key driver and supporter for the establishment of CIMVHR as the Surgeon General of the Canadian Armed Forces and then into retirement, I am proud of this national network of researchers from multitude of universities across Canada dedicated to furthering the health knowledge and implication of service in the Canadian Forces for serving members, veterans and their families.

Ottawa, Canada Area

Provided Calian with Strategic advice to secure their 2017 long-term Health Service Contract with the federal government departments that include DND, VAC and RCMP; Able to provide similar strategic advise to other interested parties.

National Defence Headquarters, Ottawa, On, Canada

Commodore H.W. Jung joined the Canadian Forces in 1981. He completed his medical training at the University of Toronto and the Toronto East General and Orthopaedic Hospital. In 1985, as a Lieutenant(N), Commodore Jung was posted to CFB Esquimalt, serving both on the base and on HMCS PROVIDER as the ship's Medical Officer. Posted to Germany, he served as Base Surgeon in Lahr and Baden. In 1990, then-Lieutenant-Commander Jung was the Senior Medical Officer to the Canadian Air Task Group (Middle East) Qatar, serving through the air campaign of the 1991 Persian Gulf War. During his five-year tenure at Canadian Forces Europe, he was a member of the NATO Tactical Evaluators. In 1995, he was posted to Air Command Headquarters in Winnipeg. During his tenure at Air Command, he assumed multiple roles that included the posts of the Command Flight Surgeon and A1 Medical Operations. In the summer of 1997, he was posted to Maritime Forces Pacific Headquarters in Esquimalt as the Maritime Pacific Surgeon. In July 2000 as a Captain(N), Commodore Jung was appointed Maritime Command Surgeon and Medical Advisor to the RCN. Commodore Jung was appointed to the Order of Military Merit in 2001. Subsequently, Commodore Jung assumed responsibilities as Director Health Services Operations, then as Director Health Services Personnel and later as Deputy Surgeon General at the Canadian Forces Health Services. Commodore Jung was appointed Surgeon General, Commander of the Canadian Forces Health Services Group and Queens Honorary Physician in June 2009. Commodore Jung completed his MA in Leadership from the Royal Roads University in 2005. He is a graduate of National Securities Studies Program at the Canadian Forces College. The Surgeon General is responsible for comprehensive healthcare delivery, management and leadership of the Canadian Forces healthcare system. He led a professional team of over 6400 personnel of military, public servants and contractors.

Md, Medicine

Master Of Arts (Ma), Leadership