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Mission

The Canadian Association for Interventional Radiology (CAIR) Resident, Fellow, and Student Section (RFS) shall serve as the voice of and act as a resource for future and current interventional radiology trainees throughout Canada.

The CAIR RFS will support future interventional radiology trainees in fostering their interest in the specialty and in providing them with educational opportunities to help realize their goals.

The CAIR RFS will promote the work of current interventional radiology trainees and work to foster life-long engagement with the organization.

As future interventional radiologists, the CAIR RFS will work alongside the CAIR to advocate to advance innovative minimally-invasive and image-guided procedures which improve the lives of Canadians and to ensure that interventional radiology education in Canada continually allows interventional radiology trainees to develop skills which allow them to provide superior patient care to Canadians.

RFS Chair & CAIR Board Representative 2024-2025

Jorden Lo, University of Western Ontario

Jorden is currently a PGY3 radiology resident at the University of Western Ontario. He has been a member of the CAIR RFS for over 2 years, first starting out as an institutional representative, then as the Vice Chair, and now, Chair of the CAIR RFS. He is passionate about growing and maintaining the RFS community, and fostering opportunities related to IR amongst interested trainees. Originally from Vancouver, BC, Jorden enjoys spending his spare time outdoors playing sports such as golf. He hopes to eventually pursue fellowship training in interventional radiology!

If you would like to get involved please don’t hesitate to reach out to Jorden Lo, the Chair of the CAIR RFS at rfschair@cairweb.ca

RFS Vice-Chair 2024-2025

Aida Ahrari, University of Toronto

Aida is a 4th-year radiology resident at the University of Toronto. She completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Ottawa and MD-MSc at the University of Toronto. Over the past two years with the CAIR RFS, Aida has had the opportunity to collaborate with the team on various initiatives focused on mentorship and education. As she steps into the role of Vice Chair, she is eager to work with the RFS team of medical students, residents, and fellows across Canada to build on last year’s successes and develop new initiatives to support the organization’s mission. Outside of radiology, Aida enjoys staying active—whether it’s cycling, playing tennis, or exploring off-the-beaten-path hiking trails.