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Background
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Team members
Carolyn Kelly-Ruetz
I am a strong advocate for both the nursing profession and patient-centered care; I am passionate about finding ways to deliver healthcare in a way that supports healthcare workers and patients.
Subiksha Nagaratnam
I currently work as a Clinical Research Study Assistant and Fellowship Coordinator for the Division of Cardiovascular Surgery at Toronto General Hospital. I am also a Researcher and Learning Module Developer for ScienceforEveryone.
Morgan Porteous
I went to McMaster University for my undergraduate degree, where I studied Integrated Science with a concentration in Psychology, Neuroscience, and Behaviour. I loved my undergraduate thesis in Cognitive Neuroscience but it also helped me learn that my heart doesn't lie in bench-side research.
Project Advisory Committee
Sandra Palmaro
Sandra has spent more than 25 years in leadership positions in the corporate, not for profit, and education sectors. After 14 years with Microsoft Canada, Sandra held leadership roles at SickKids Foundation, Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation and, most recently, at Wilfrid Laurier University.
Emily Tam
Emily is a registered Nutritionist/Dietitian who provides nutrition counselling using an approach founded on the principles of collaborating with clients to identify realistic goals and supporting them in implementing their individualized nutrition plans. She is especially passionate about supporting people to achieve recovery from disordered eating and eating disorders.
Anita Federici
Dr. Anita Federici is a Clinical Psychologist and the Owner of The Centre for Psychology and Emotion Regulation, a private Clinic specializing in the assessment and treatment of eating disorders, personality disorders, and trauma. Anita has an established reputation for her work as a therapist, clinical trainer, researcher, program director and consultant.
TRP Supervisors
Dr. Joseph Ferenbok
Driven to improve patient care, Prof. Ferenbok catapults projects forward with passion, wisdom, and a contagious chuckle. He is an Associate Director of the Health Innovation Hub, a Faculty of Medicine initiative intended to connect, align, serve, and facilitate the translation, innovation, and commercialization of 'Health Matters'.
Dr. Edyta Marcon
Edyta loves to encounter new questions, apply new knowledge, and meet new people. As a Senior Research Associate at the U of T Donnelly Centre, she currently studies how RNA modifications regulate gene expression and how they relate to human health and disease. Her interests extend beyond the laboratory into the application of scientific research using human centric design thinking.