Learning about the successful interprofessional pathways in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: an interview with Dr. Gabrielle Hayduk-Costa
Did you know the specialty of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) is medicine’s best kept secret?
Lessons of a 30-year career in Pathology: an interview with Dr. David LeBrun
After 30 years at Queen’s, Dr. David LeBrun is retiring at the end of March 2024. But what will he take with him? Memories of hard work and collaboration.
Laying the groundwork for the future of the field of Ophthalmology: an interview with Dr. Robert Campbell
Dr. Robert Campbell has been a member of the SEAMO-funded Department of Ophthalmology since 2005 and has seen several changes over the years. That said, he is looking forward to the changes of the future still to come.
Shedding a light on the treatment of pain conditions: an interview with Urology’s Dr. Chris Doiron
One thing Dr. Chris Doiron wants you to know about his practice: even though he is a busy surgeon, talking to patients about urologic pain conditions is still crucial.
Making an impact on female reproductive health: an interview with OBGYN’s Dr. George Gray
Dr. George Gray is a gynecologic oncologist in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (OBGYN) at Queen’s and Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC). What you might not know about him is he paid his way through his undergraduate program teaching ice dance.
A dose of excitement in the practice of Endocrinology: an interview with Dr. Sara Awad
Dr. Sara Awad is an Endocrinologist in the Department of Medicine, Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism. She was recently promoted to Associate Professor in July 2023 after starting her faculty position at Queen’s University in August 2017.
Keeping an open mind as a tool for success in addictions medicine treatment: an interview with Family Medicine’s Dr. Sean Haffey
Dr. Sean Haffey is a new hire to the Department of Family Medicine as he started practice in Kingston in December 2022.
Dr. David Good on how regional collaboration with digital pathology initiatives is saving lives
Kingston Health Sciences Centre’s (KHSC) digital pathology initiative for the hematology laboratory has been live since May 2021 and armed with funding from Ontario Health for their “Digital Morphology Tests of Change Proposal”, Dr. David Good and his colleagues in the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine are increasing positive patient outcomes regularly.
Studying the interaction between the brain and other body systems with Dr. Elisa Brietzke
Dr. Elisa Brietzke is a professor in the Department of Psychiatry and a member of the Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) Centre for Neuroscience Studies.
Dr. Susan Bartels on enabling individuals to achieve their full health potential
As a SEAMO-funded Clinician Scientist, Dr. Susan Bartels spends 40 per cent of her time in clinical emergency medicine practice at Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC) and 60 per cent of her time on research, specifically in the realm of global health.