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valentin (tino) villatoro

Pronouns: he/him

Consultant, Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment

I am a post-secondary leader, educator, and Medical Laboratory Technologist with more than 15 years of experience in healthcare, health professions education, and curriculum development. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science and a Master of Education in Health Sciences Education from the University of Alberta, combining clinical expertise with a deep understanding of teaching, learning, and curriculum design.


Throughout my career, I have maintained an active connection to the medical laboratory profession while contributing to the advancement of health sciences education. I have led initiatives that support program development, curriculum renewal, academic quality assurance, and continuous improvement across a diverse portfolio of programs. I work collaboratively with faculty, administrators, and industry partners to create industry-responsive learning experiences that prepare graduates for success in an evolving workforce.


I am particularly passionate about the intersection of clinical practice and education. My work focuses on designing high-quality learning experiences, fostering student success, and preparing graduates to thrive in complex and evolving professional environments. Through leadership in curriculum innovation and quality enhancement, I am committed to strengthening educational pathways that support the development of competent, confident, and future-ready professionals.

valentin (tino) villatoro

Land Acknowledgment

We are incredibly grateful to operate on Treaty 6 territory, the traditional and ancestral lands of the Cree, Dene, Blackfoot, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux and Métis people. We celebrate the presence and contributions of Indigenous peoples and cultures  - historically, today, and into the future. We commit to advancing decolonization and reconciliation in and outside of our work.

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