Nada Khalaf

Nada Khalaf

Occupational Therapist

About

Nada began her studies at Western University, and completed her Bachelors of Arts in Kinesiology in 2021. She continued her studies at The University of Toronto and earned her Masters of Science in Occupational Therapy in 2024.

She is committed to providing client-centred care and empowering individuals to reach their goals in meaningful and practical ways. She has experience working with adults in various settings to support both physical and cognitive challenges. Nada is excited to begin her career at Lifemark, and ready to support clients in achieving greater independence and meaningful participation in daily life. 

Outside of the clinic Nada enjoys baking, going on walks, and spending time with her family and friends. 

Languages

  • English
  • Arabic

Location(s)

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Ontario pharmacy health program

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Pre-employment & post-offer medical assessments

Assess candidate abilities to perform essential duties safely and effectively before hiring.

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Periodic & annual medicals

Ongoing health assessments to support workforce safety, ongoing fitness for occupational duties, and regulatory compliance.

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Disability case management services

Integrated clinical, case management, and workplace supports that reduce absence duration and improve return-to-work outcomes.

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Drug & alcohol testing

Fast, defensible, and reliable Department of Transportation (DOT) and Non-DOT drug and alcohol testing across Canada. Backed by certified…

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Assessment services

Objective, evidence-based assessments that support confident decisions across the full employment lifecycle.

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Health surveillance programs

Detect health risks early, meet regulatory requirements, and support a safer, healthier workforce.

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Fitness-for-Work assessments

Medical assessments after illness, injury, or change in health status.