About
Shortly after defending my PhD in July 2025, I began a postdoctoral research fellowship in the Department of Family Medicine at Dalhousie University. Supervised by Dr. Ruth Lavergne, I will lead mixed-methods, multi-provincial studies aimed at understanding the impacts of population aging on primary care needs and capacity.
My main research interests are health services, primary care, family medicine, aging, health human resources, and medical education. I have experience leading observational and quasi-experimental studies using health administrative data, evidence syntheses, consensus studies, qualitative studies, and mixed-methods research. To date, I have published over 30 peer-reviewed articles and technical reports, including in CMAJ, BMJ Open, JAMDA, BMC Primary Care, BMC Geriatrics, and PLOS ONE. I am the first-listed or senior author for two-thirds of my publications.
I completed my higher education at the University of Waterloo (BSc, Honours Health Studies, 2019) and McMaster University (PhD, Health Research Methodology, 2024). I developed interests in health services and aging research while completing cooperative education terms in a variety of health care settings during my undergraduate studies.
