Kam Chhabra, MRT(N), CCPA
Kam Chhabra, MRT(N), CCPA, is Physician Relations Manager at Vitacorp on Islington Station in Etobicoke. She works with physicians and healthcare offices across the GTA to connect patients with fast, accessible diagnostic imaging — X-ray, ultrasound, and bloodwork — close to home.
Diagnostic ultrasound services available at Vitacorp
Kam Chhabra is the Physician Relations Manager at Vitacorp, the walk-in X-ray, ultrasound, and diagnostics clinic across from Islington Station in Etobicoke. A certified Medical Radiation Technologist in Nuclear Medicine — MRT(N) — and a Canadian Certified Physician Assistant (CCPA), Kam bridges the clinical and community sides of diagnostic care. She works directly with family doctors, walk-in clinics, and specialist offices across the Greater Toronto Area to make sure patients get the right imaging quickly and without unnecessary hospital waits. She writes about navigating diagnostic testing, what to expect at the clinic, and getting the most from OHIP-covered care.
Physician Relations Manager, Vitacorp — Islington Station, Etobicoke
Kam Chhabra leads physician relations at Vitacorp, the diagnostic imaging and walk-in clinic located directly across from Islington Station in Etobicoke. Her role sits at the intersection of clinical practice and patient access: she works with family physicians, walk-in clinics, and specialist offices across the Greater Toronto Area to make sure their patients can get X-rays, ultrasounds, and bloodwork done quickly, locally, and with as little friction as possible.
Kam is a certified Medical Radiation Technologist in Nuclear Medicine — MRT(N) — and a Canadian Certified Physician Assistant (CCPA). That combination gives her a firsthand understanding of both how diagnostic imaging actually works and how patients move through the healthcare system to get it. She brings that perspective to everything Vitacorp publishes.
On the Vitacorp blog, Kam focuses on the practical questions patients actually ask: Do I need an appointment? What should I bring? Is this covered by OHIP? How long will it take, and when will my doctor get the results? Her goal is to take the guesswork out of diagnostic testing so patients can show up prepared and get back to their day.