Triboi Stella

About

Stella Triboi is a remarkable public health inspector with over eight years of experience in health protection and disease prevention. A graduate of the Faculty of General Medicine at Nicolae Testemițanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy of the Republic of Moldova (2007-2013), where she earned her medical degree, she continued her studies in Canada at Ryerson University (now Toronto Metropolitan University), specializing in Public Health and Safety (2019-2021). Her notable achievements include passing the CIPHI certification exam and being included on the Dean's List in 2020, demonstrating excellence in health inspections, infection control, immunization, and health promotion. Currently, Stella works as a Public Health Inspector at York Region (The Regional Municipality of York) in Canada, starting in September 2023, contributing to communicable disease education and disease vector surveillance. Previously, she worked at Leeds, Grenville & Lanark District Health Unit (2021-2022), Region of Peel (2020), and gained experience as a Research Assistant at St. Michael's Hospital (2016-2018) and a Medical Aesthetician at Rejuvederme (2018-2020). A member of CIPHI Ontario since 2022, she excels in projects such as West Nile virus surveillance and drug poisoning research, collaborating with Canadian governmental and academic institutions. Originally from the Republic of Moldova, Stella Triboi is fluent in Romanian, English, and Russian, with knowledge of Italian, reflecting impressive cultural adaptability in the context of her life in Canada. Although details about her personal life remain private, her career illustrates the determination of Moldovan women in the field of public health administration, where she contributes to effective community protection strategies, promoting prevention and health education internationally.