Biography
As a nurse for nearly 15 years, I have primarily practiced in primary care, particularly within family medicine groups. My clinical and academic work focuses on the development of primary care services and practices, the nursing role, and the complex and diverse needs of clients who seek care in these settings.
I completed a PhD in 2025–2026 focusing on chronic pain management and the integration of nursing staff within family medicine groups. As part of my postdoctoral work, my current projects are grounded in a knowledge translation perspective.They focus primarily on strengthening capacity in the assessment and management of chronic pain, as well as developing tools to support the care of people living with chronic pain in primary care.
I am particularly interested in mixed-methods and qualitative research, as well as partnership and collaborative approaches to research, particularly to support the development of practices and services that are adapted to clinical realities.
