Alexandra Cambier
I am a pediatric nephrologist and an immunologist with a focus on pediatric IgA nephropathy. My primary research interest is the identification of biomarkers and specific prognostic factors of children IgA nephropathy (cIgAN). My research portfolio includes the realization of a French children IgA nephropathy cohort. One of my focuses is to identify children IgAN […]
Maria-Elena Lautatzis
Dr.Maria-Elena Lautatzis (MD, FRCPC, MSc) is a Pediatric Endocrinologist working at the Winnipeg Children’s Hospital who completed her pediatrics training at the University of Manitoba and her fellowship training at the Hospital for Sick Children. She obtained a MSc in Nutritional Sciences form the University of Toronto. She has a particular clinical and academic interest […]
Amanda Rande
Playing competitive rugby for seven years taught me a lot about my brain and body. Following, a serious concussion my interest in the brain and how it recovers after injury increased. This inspired me to complete a Bachelor of Science in kinesiology and continue my education with a master’s in neuroscience. My master’s thesis focuses […]
Andrea Johnson
Andrea is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Toronto and a Research Fellow at the Hospital for Sick Children. She has recently completed a PhD through the School of Social Work at UBC where she examined the early posttreatment experiences of adolescents who had completed treatment for cancer. Her […]
Anna MacKinnon
Dr. Anna MacKinnon is a clinical psychologist and researcher in perinatal mental health and early child development. Her work aims to identify risk and protective factors to inform the development of innovative interventions that promote resilience and prevent mental health problems. She’s worked with large cohort studies to examine multilevel social (e.g., neighborhood) and biological […]
Arielle Perrotta
Arielle Perrotta is a PhD student supervised by Dr. Jennifer Leason in the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology, University of Calgary. I am passionate about social justice, including social equality, gender-based experiences, and decolonization which have inspired my research interests in qualitative research methodologies; feminist theory; women’s sexual and reproductive health; and Indigenous maternal health. […]
Ashley Hayward
Ashley Hayward is a PhD candidate in Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Manitoba and a 2020 Canada Institutes of Health Research funded Vanier Canada Graduate Scholar. Ashley is currently a trainee on the ‘She Walks with Me’ urban Indigenous doula project in partnership with Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre of Winnipeg and […]
Chantel Cacciotti
Dr. Cacciotti’s clinical and research interests are in brain tumors and cancer survivorship. Her research areas of interest include involvement in the development and execution of pediatric clinical trials, especially those for pediatric brain tumor patients. She is also involved in research that focuses on the long-term pediatric survivor population and complication of cancer therapy. […]
Elise Kammerer
Elise Kammerer is a PhD student in Pediatrics at the University of Alberta, where her research focuses on taking a participatory approach to better understanding the acute pain experiences of marginalized children in the pediatric emergency department. In addition to her PhD studies, Elise works as a Knowledge Broker for the national knowledge mobilization network […]
Francis Diaz
I am a first-year pediatrics resident at the University of Manitoba and I am excited to be participating in the ENRICH PILLAR program! It has been a privilege to be a part of research groups that have explored systems-based issues faced by different groups such as youth with chronic pain and individuals living with HIV. […]