This category holds: Investigators, Awardees, Trainees, Fer Graduates, Family Members, Fellows
Dr. Teplicky is CanChild's Business and Engagement Officer. Rachel oversees the MPOC Measurement and Analysis Service and the CanChild Shop, and is a member of CanChild's F-Words and Participation research teams.
Dr. Irene Drmic is a Psychologist at the Ron Joyce Children’s Health Centre in the Autism Program and Child and Youth Mental Health Program.
Having begun her career in mental health as a forensic counsellor working with young offenders, she has a special interest in interventions with youth put at risk.
The overarching goal of Dr. Birmingham’s research is to better understand and support children, youth and adults on the Autism Spectrum. Her lab leads five main programs of research.
Associate Professor, School of Mechatronic Systems Engineering, Simon Frazer University
Dr. Solomon is the Associate Dean of Health Sciences and Director of the School of Rehabilitation Science. Patty is among the first rehabilitation scientists to develop a research program in the emerging area of HIV, aging and disability and the role of rehabilitation.
Author Sue Robins’ career began as a young hospital volunteer and student nurse before she embarked on a series of health administration roles. She was unexpectedly immersed in health care as a caregiver when her third child was born with Down syndrome.
Susanne Benseler is highly regarded for many achievements in medicine, especially related to advances in precision public health for children. She has led several national and international studies for childhood rheumatic and inflammatory diseases and established an international and interdisciplinary network of investigators for children with inflammatory brain diseases called BrainWorks.
Dr. Francois Dubois, Associate Professor of Pediatric Neurology, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, University of Alberta Adjunct Associate Professor of Medical Genetics, University of Alberta
Andrea L. K. Johnston, CEO, Johnston Research Inc.Having worked with over 500 organizations, First Nations programs and government departments, she learned first-hand that what works well in one organization is not necessarily transferable. With over 20 years of experience conducting evaluation and facilitating training in Indigenous contexts, at JRI she work with a team [...]
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