Katherine Isles

Ontario – Toronto GTA – Mississauga

Occupational Medicine

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Occupational Medicine

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31035

female

32

Fluent in Croatian, English

Hospital privileges:
Trillium Health Centre-West Toronto (Toronto)

Registered as Independent Practice (from 02 Aug 1979)

Specialty Occupational Medicine (20 Nov 1989)

Independent Practice (from 02 Aug 1979)
Registered on 12 Jun 1978
Graduated at University of Toronto in 1978

Specialty Occupational Medicine (20 Nov 1989)

Hospital privileges:
Trillium Health Centre-West Toronto (Toronto)

Postgraduate Training:
Other at University of Toronto - Family Medicine (12 Jun 1978-18 Jun 1979)
Resident 1 at University of Toronto - Family Medicine (01 Jul 1979-30 Jun 1980)
Resident 2 at University of Toronto - Radiation Oncology (01 Jul 1992-30 Jun 1993)

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In order to be deductible, the cotmesic procedure and related expenses have to be "necessary to ameliorate a deformity arising from, or directly related to, a congenital abnormality, a personal injury resulting from trauma, or a disfiguring disease." If expenses are not deductible under such provision, then amounts paid for insurance coverage for such expenses and other related expenses (laboratory tests, recovery procedures) are not deductible, and an employer's reimbursement of such expenses under a health plan is not excludable from your income. In other words, if this surgery was necessary to correct the deformity directly related to congenital abnormality or physical injury, then all the expenses related to it are deductible. (For example, LASIK and radial keratomy are deductible).

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