Oriana D'Incecco Cordero

I completed my bachelor’s degree at the University of Guelph, majoring in Criminal Justice and Public Policy. My undergraduate degree exposed me to all the ways I can make a difference and has shaped my professional goals and trajectory, instilling in me a deep commitment to social responsibility and systemic support.

I value community, and as a Milton resident, I wish to create a welcoming, comfortable environment for everyone right here in our growing town. Having been born in Venezuela and immigrated to Canada, I understand the challenges of learning a new language while preserving one’s mother tongue. I recognize that language is more than just communication, it is tied to our identity and heritage. I love being able to offer care in both English and Spanish, ensuring you can express yourself naturally. My goal is to ensure that your experience with our clinic is seamless and supportive, and I am here to provide care and attention to detail as you navigate your path to wellness.

Outside of the clinic, I enjoy reading and crocheting, usually with my cats right by my side. Having minored in history, I’m also a big fan of historical fun facts, so if you have any, I’d love for you to share them with me!