Christine Hitchcock

Karen Gelb

Karen Gelb is a knowledge mobilizer and qualitative health systems researcher who uses integrated knowledge translation and community engagement to improve access to, and experiences with, the health care system in its broadest sense. Karen has a Master’s degree in Studies in Policy and Practice, with a focus on health policy. She works primarily on […]

Paula Duarte Guterman

I am an Assistant Professor in the Psychology Department at Brock University. I completed my PhD at the University of Ottawa and postdoctoral training at the University of British Columbia. My research examines how sex and major life history events such as parenthood affect behaviour and brain plasticity throughout the lifespan. We use rodent laboratory models and complement this […]

Coldman,Andrew

Andy Coldman is the Vice President of Population Oncology at the BC Cancer Agency. Population Oncology is responsible for cancer surveillance and epidemiology activities at the BCCA. He has worked as a statistician/epidemiologist with the BC Cancer Agency since 1980. He holds joint-appointments as Adjunct Professor in the Departments of Statistics and Health care and Epidemiology […]

Eliana Castillo

Dr. Eliana Castillo is Clinical Associate Professor at the Cumming School of Medicine University of Calgary, University of Calgary. Her medical and teaching practice focuses on obstetric internal medicine and reproductive infectious diseases. She has been active in the area of immunization during pregnancy and maternal mortality through her work with the National Advisory Committee […]

Allison Carter

Dr. Allison (Allie) Carter is a Senior Lecturer and Group Leader of the Sexual Health and Reproductive Equity (SHARE) Research Group at the Kirby Institute, UNSW Sydney, an Associate of the Australian Human Rights Institute, and an Adjunct Professor at Simon Fraser University in Canada. Her research program aims to strengthen responses to gender, social justice, and sexual and reproductive […]

Allison Campbell

Allison Campbell is an Associate Professor of Teaching. She completed her Master of Arts (Sociology) at Simon Fraser University in 2004, where she studied the treatment of women classified as maximum security, in Canada’s federal prison system. She completed her BMW at UBC in 2006, and has been practicing in Vancouver since then. She has […]

Michelle Butler

Michelle Butler qualified as a Registered General Nurse and a Registered Midwife before pursuing a BSc in Health Sciences and an MSc in Health Studies. In 2001 she obtained a PhD from the University of Nottingham with a study of competence and professional learning in midwifery. Michelle joined UBC in January 2014, having worked at […]

Suze Berkhout

Suze Berkhout completed her MD/PhD (Experimental Medicine) at the University of British Columbia, bringing together qualitative methodologies and the analytic tools of philosophy of science and medical ethics. Her doctoral work examined the politics of health within HIV/AIDS therapies, targeting how social identity and agency shape uptake of treatments. As a resident within the Department of Psychiatry, she is […]