Sole qualitative methodologist at Humber River Health Research Institute, leading qualitative initiatives in a fast-paced digital hospital. Over 10 years of research across five countries (U.S., U.K., Peru, Singapore, Canada), known for adapting methods to diverse contexts and building strong participant and stakeholder relationships. Skilled mentor and critical thinker, committed to capturing the full complexity of human experience in health research.
Drive and shape the strategic direction of qualitative research at HRH, leading all initiatives to advance research excellence and impact. Lead high-impact, multi-method qualitative studies in diverse clinical areas (e.g., Cancer, Emergency Medicine, Paediatrics, Mental Health), while training and mentoring junior researchers.
Conducted in-depth interviews with psychiatrists and psychiatry residents, performed qualitative analysis, and led
data abstraction and analysis for two scoping reviews on EDI in physician leadership programs and mental health
supports in medical pandemics.
Conducted community consultations with diverse stakeholders in the GTA to develop a restorative justice initiative for Black, African and Caribbean families that have been affected by the child welfare.
Conducted focused ethnography to understand the efficacy of two biomedical interventions that aim to increase social inclusion experiences for individuals with dementia.
Led analysis of focus group data of vulnerable men in Ghana affected by HIV/AIDS. Supported junior researcher in
analysis.