Faculty & Staff
Divisional Staff
Laboratory Manager: Ian C. Bell
Ian is the Laboratory Manager for the Division of Anatomy. He oversees one of the largest Willed Body Programs in Canada with three full-time technicians, prosectors, work-study students and volunteers. He manages and allocates cadaveric material for the Division. He directs the day-to-day operations of the Division including personnel and laboratory use. He also manages the cadaveric material required for surgical resident/post-graduate training at the Surgical Skills Center at Mount Sinai Hospital and various hospitals throughout the Greater Toronto Area.
Willed Body Program Coordinator/Anatomy Technician: Alexandra Surugiu and Cassandra Bousfield
Alexandra and Cassandra are the Willed Body Program Coordinators for the Division of Anatomy. They are the first point of contact for those making inquiries to our program. They are responsible for all administrative tasks involving the Donation Program and assist with the day to day operations of the Anatomy facilities. Alex and Cass manages the screening and handling of all Willed Body enquiries, donor files and documentation, and liaising between the various institutions with whom the Division works. They arrange and coordinate Program logistics, including the Division of Anatomy’s Memorial Service; an annual commemorative service that honours the individuals who have donated their bodies to science and medical research.
Anatomy Technician: Jhonny Chris Molina
Jhonny Chris is an Anatomy Technician for the Faculty of Medicine. He is responsible for preparing and preserving anatomical specimens used in the Undergraduate and Medical Programs, embalming practices, arranging examinations for undergraduate and medical students, co-ordinating and maintaining donor records, and organizing and maintaining undergraduate and medical teaching laboratories.
Anatomy Prosector: Harun Bola
Harun Bola is the Division of Anatomy’s Head Prosector. In his role he is responsible for preparing and preserving anatomical specimens for the purposes of teaching and examining students. This encompasses a wide range of courses in undergraduate and graduate healthcare profession anatomy. In addition, he supervises prosectors, researchers, dental and medical students in the creation, organization and use of specimens for learning. Harun also lends his gross anatomical resources as a Laboratory Instructor for several courses including Anatomy Dissection (ANA400H1).