Members of the TRP community
One of the most important parts of the TRP is the diversity of the people you will meet. From your cohort to committee members, mentors and patients, one of the key skills you will build will be the ability to network and collaborate with people from very diverse backgrounds.
Some of the people you may meet while in the program are listed below. These are all people who have played a role in the website such as discussants, who come in to talk to students and discuss ideas, to mentors and those who play a role in capstone research projects. We also list, where able, our alumni.
Dr. Angela Jerath, Associate Professor, University of Toronto Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine
Dr. Jerath's research and teaching interests lie within the disciplines of critical care medicine and cardiac anesthesia.
Key areas of research include:
- the use and safety of volatile agents for critical care sedation
- development of gas scavenging techniques within the intensive care unit
- tranexamic acid pharmacokinetic modeling for cardiac surgical patients using the technique of solid phase microextraction.
She maintains a key education interest in perioperative echocardiography and has taught in many critical care transthoracic ultrasound courses, co-produced a 3D transesophageal handbook and created teaching modules for the University of Toronto’s Perioperative Interactive Education (PIE) website. Dr. Jerath is an active volunteer in overseas educational courses and engaged in physician training in Nepal and Ethiopia.
Capstone committee member
Dr. Daniel McIsaac, Professor, University of Ottawa
- Lead Scientist, Aging Innovation in Perioperative Medicine & Surgery Research Group
- Professor, University of Ottawa
- Scientist, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute
- Director of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine Research, The Ottawa Hospital
- Senior Scientist, Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES)
- Staff Anesthesiologist, The Ottawa Hospital
Dr. McIsaac's faculty profile at the University of Ottawa