The department of Pediatrics consists of several Divisions as listed below. There are are several Pediatric Programs which are listed under the Division of General Pediatrics.
Adolescent Medicine
Allergy and Clinical Immunology
Cardiology
Dermatology
Emergency Medicine
Endocrinology
Gastroenterology and Nutrition
General Pediatrics
Hematology/Oncology
Infectious Diseases
Neonatology
Nephrology
Neurology
Pediatric Intensive Care
Respiratory Medicine
Rheumatology
Adolescent Medicine
Offers consulation and some multidisciplinary management for adolescents with gynecological problems, complex health issues, at risk behavior, adolescent parenthood (if followed during pregnancy in our program) and eating disorders.
Gynecology Program
Assessment and treatment of adolescent gynecological problems; pregancy related issues including gynecology.
Sexual Abuse Clinic
Provides physical and psycho-social assessment of children and adolescents where there is a question of sexual abuse.
Division Members:
Dr Franziska Baltzer, Division Director
Dr Giuseppina Di Meglio
Dr Marion Dove
Dr Julius Erdstein
Dr Susan Finkelberg
Dr Arlene Hagen, Psychiatrist
Dr Suzanne MacDonald
Dr Diane Munz
Dr Michael Westwood
Carol Kaminski, Social Worker
Anne Marie Martinez, Clinical Nurse Specialist
Sue Mylonopoulos, Social Worker
Monica O'Donahue, Nurse
Contact: 514-412-4481
514-412-4319 (fax)
Allergy and Clinical Immunology
Specializes in the assessment and management of asthma, food allergies, chronic sinusitis and hay fever, stinging insect reactions (bees, wasps, hornets), drug allergies and eczema (atopic dermatitis).
More information regarding the services offered by this Division can be obtained by visiting the following www.childrensallergy.com or site en français
Division Members:
Dr Bruce Mazer, Division Director
Dr Marie-Noël Primeau, Program Director
Dr Reza Alizadehfar
Dr Christine Lejtenyi
Dr Christine McCusker
Dr Elaine Medoff
Dr Francisco Noya
Dr Karen Sigman
Contact: 514-412-4324 (Appointments)
514-412-4470 (Clinical and Patient related inquiries)
514-412-4400 ext:22370 (Departmental Administration and Medical Education)
514-412-4390 (fax)
Cardiology
Evaluation and treatment of children with congenital or acquired heart disease including arrhythmias. Fetal echocardiography, trans-thoracic and trans-esophageal echocardiography, cardiac MRI, diagnostic and interventional heart catheterization and electrophysiology, stress testing and Holter monitoring are some of the modalities offered for evaluation and/or treatment. Nine half-day patient ambulatory clinics are offered weekly.
Division Members:
Dr Adrian Dancea, Division Director
Dr Marie J. Béland
Dr Tiscar Cavallé-Garrido
Dr Luc Jutras
Dr Charles Rohlicek
Contact: 514-412-4423 (weekdays)
514-412-4273 (fax)
Dermatology
Regular Dermatology clinics for diagnosis and management of skin and hair disorders are held four times a week.
The Division has specialty clinics:
- Hemangioma and birthmarks clinic
- Adolescent dermatology clinic held after school hours
- Wart and Mollusca clinic
- Pigmentation clinic
- Dermatology Surgery clinic
Division Members:
Dr Brenda Moroz, Division Director
Dr Wendy Sissons
Dr Fatemeh Jafarian
Dr Thérèse El Helou
Contact: 514-412-4310
514-412-4202 (fax)
Emergency Medicine
The department is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated entirely to the care of pediatric patients (from birth to 18 years of age). A multidisciplinary team provides specialized acute health care to triage, stabilize, diagnose, treat and transfer patients onward for further care. The department is a designated "Tertiary Trauma Centre" and is opened 24 hours a day. Facilities include 13 individual treatment rooms, 4 beds for critical care, an 8 bed observation unit and a 6-patient asthma care area. A full staff of pediatric emergency physicians, nurses and pediatric sub-specialists is on service around the clock providing care and consultations to the community.
Teaching
As a teaching hospital of the McGill University Health Centre, the division of Medical Emergency constantly trains fellows in Pediatric Emergency Medicine. More than 300 medical trainees receive training in this department per year. Teaching activities include: Case Rounds, Mock Code, Toxicology Rounds, Trauma Rounds, Emergency Department Rounds, Fellow's Rounds, P.A.L.S., and Continuous Medical Education Activities.
Division Members:
Dr Harley Eisman, Division Director
(Quality assurance, Computerization)
Associate Directors:
Dr Dominic Chalut
Dr David McGillivray (Research)
Dr Laurie Plotnick (Education)
Fellowship Program Director:
Dr Farhan Bhanji
Physicians:
Dr Maala Bhatt
Dr Manon Boutin
Dr Dubravka Diksic
Dr Anne-Marie Gosselin
Dr Ilana Greenstone
Dr Philip Hedrei
Dr Elene Khalil
Dr Laurel Chauvin-Kimoff
Dr Suzanne MacDonald
Dr Catherine Millar
Dr Noami Paice
Dr Eva Soos-Kapusy
Dr Jessica Stewart
Dr Suzanne Vaillancourt
Head Nurse:
Nadia Eldaoud
514-412-4400 local: 22270
Administration:
Johanne Guay-Benoit
514-412-4400 local: 23039
Endocrinology
The division of Pediatric Endocrinology cares for children with disorders such as juvenile diabetes, slowed or abnormal growth, precocious or delayed puberty, thyroid gland dysfunction, diabetes insipidus, lipid and bone disturbances and tumours of endocrine glands. We evaluate and provide long-term treatment for these children and their families using a multidisciplinary team approach.
The division offers endocrine clinics, diabetes clinics, an insulin pump program, a lipid clinic, a weight management clinic for cases of pathologic obesity and a clinical investigation unit for urgent consultation, hormone testing and followup. Services include consultation for all pediatric endocrine disorders and a comprehensive diabetes team to assit in patient management. The department is a member of the Quebec Thyroid Screening Program. Through our affiliation with the Diabetes TrialNet, we offr risk prediction and participation in prevention trials for close relatives of individuals with type 1 diabetes.
Teaching
The physicians and medical students who train with us are involved in a structured teaching program. The pediatric endocrinology residents have an additional dedicated teaching session once a week. The division participates in all the special events listed below, as well as the general pediatric teaching activities at MUHC. We attend neuro-radiology-endocrinology rounds once per month and pathology case reviews several times a year. Additional multidisciplinary sessions are arranged to focus on specific cases, as needed.
- Pediatric Research Seminars
- Endocrine/Metabolism Service Rounds
- Journal Club/Research Seminar Series
Attendance at joint rounds and conferences:
- MUHC Endocrine Grand Rounds
- RVH Endocrine Research Seminars
Division Members:
Dr Constantin Polychronakos, Division Director
Dr Robert Barnes
Dr Helen Bui
Dr Laurent Legault, Director - Diabetes Clinic
Dr Celia Rodd, Director of Fellowship Training
Dr Preetha Krishnamoorthy
Dr John Mitchell
Marco Bianchi, Nurse, Diabetes Educator
Nancy Dumouchel, Nurse, Diabetes Educator
Services also provided by:
Lisa Piperno, Dietitian
Claudine Larivière, Dietitian
Dr Maria Sufrategui, Psychologist
Rosana D'Orazio, Social Worker
Insulin Pump Centre:
2222 René Lévesque Boulevard, suite 230
Anne Bossy, Nurse, Diabetes Instructor : 514-412-4400 ext: 23084
Evelyne Pytka, Dietitian: 514-412-4400 ext: 23085
Administration:
Diane Langford (Endocrinology):
514-412-4400 ext: 22482
Fax: 514-412-4216
Hélène Dubois (Diabetes):
514-412-4436
Fax: 514-412-4264
Gisèle Comeau (Weight Management):
514-412-4400 ext: 22671
Fax: 514-412-4216
Guylaine Gamache (Administration):
514-412-4315
Fax: 514-412-4264
Gastroenterology and Nutrition
The Division of Gastroenterology and Nutrition provides highly specialized health care to patients referred from community pediatricians as well as inpatient care. The department is directly involved in the diagnosis, treatment and long-term follow-up of children with diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, the pancreas, the liver and biliary tree.
Clinics and services consist of three general GI consultation clinics/week, weekly IBD clinics, a motility clinic, inpatient GI consultations and the Home Enteral Feeding Program.
Approximately 750 procedures are performed each year, including upper and lower endoscopies, pH probe monitoring and liver biopsies.
There is also a Fellowship Training Program.
Division Members:
Dr Terry Sigman, Acting Division Director
Dr Sylvian Forget
Dr Dominque Levesque
Helene Bacha, Nurse
Sandra Kambites, Nurse
Marie-Andrée Latrimouille, Nurse
Sepideh Zargarpour, Psychologist
Rita Biancospino, Secretary
Caroline Lamorgese, Secretary
Marie-Josée Trempe, Dietitian
Karen Casey, Dietitian
Contact: 514-412-4474
514-412-4392 (fax)
General Pediatrics
Refer to the Programs section for more information.
Hematology/Oncology
Diagnostic and comprehensive treatment is provided for anemias including sickle cell disease and thalassemia, for coagulation disorders including hemophilia and thrombocytopenia, and for childhood cancers and leukemias. International collaborations, particularly with the Pediatric Oncology Group, and a bone marrow transplantation program ensure optimal care to all our patients.
Division Members:
Dr Blair Whittemore, Acting Division Director
Dr Sharon Abish
Dr Anne-Sophie Carret
Dr Aida Daoud
Dr Nada Jabado
Dr David Mitchell
Dr Stephanie Reiter
Contact: 514-412-4322
Infectious Diseases
The Division of Infectious Diseases provides a consultation service in all aspects of infectious diseases including significant viral, bacterial and fungal infections. The division specializes in the areas of infection control, immunologic aspects of infectious diseases and microbial pathogenesis of disease. The division is actively involved in vaccine trials and other aspects of clinical research. The division has a weekly Infectious Disease Clinic as well twice monthly Immunodeficiency Clinics. The division is also involved with the Home IV Program and the Multiculturalism Clinic.
Teaching
Division Members:
Dr Jane McDonald, Division Director
Dr Dorothy Moore
Dr Francisco Noya
Dr Caroline Quach-Tranh
Dr Earl Rubin
Dr Christos Karatzios
Lyne St-Martin, Infection Control Practitioner
Deirdre McCormack, Research Coordinator
Lorraine Piché, Research Nurse
Mathilde Renaud, Nurse
Contact: 514-412-4485
514-412-4494 (fax)
Neonatology
The Neonatology Division is staffed with medical and surgical specialists who provide intensive care for premature and term neonates with genetic, neurologic, cardiac and other complex problems.
The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is composed of a multidisciplinary team including neonatologists, pediatricians, neonatal nurse pratitioners, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, social workers and consultants who treat acutely ill newborn infants (premature infants and term infants with serious medical and surgical disorders). Patients are transferred from other nurseries across Quebec.
Teaching
The NICU unit of the Montreal Children's Hospital is a busy clinical teaching unit. In collaboration with it's two sister units, McGill NICU, the RVH and the JGH, our unit provides education to trainees from multiple programs: medical students, residents in pediatrics and family medicine, pediatric surgery and pediatric subspecialties, neonatology fellows and nurse practitioners, as well as students from nursing, respiratory therapy and social services.
Multiple neonatology teaching activities take place, such as neonatal surgery rounds, radiology rounds, grand rounds, journal clubs and protected teaching session.
The MCH neonatology group has been training hundreds of health professionals in the Neonatal Resuscitation Program, either as providers or instructors. More recently, our group has also provided training in the STABLE program. Our group is very active in Continuing Medical Education providing seminars and conferences.
Furthermore, an outreach program provides support and teaching to all professionals involved in the care of neonates using various and adapted teaching modalities.
Division Members:
Dr Thérèse Perreault, Division Director
Dr Sophie Nadeau, Fellowship Program Director
Dr Louis Beaumier, Transport Director
Physicians:
Dr Nabeel Ali
Dr Robert Brouillette
Dr Richard Gosselin
Dr Annie Janvier
Dr Romain Mandel
Dr Patricia Riley
Contact:
Michèle Fortin
514-412-4452
514-412-4356 (fax)
Andréane Pharand, NICU Head Nurse
Contact: 514-412-4400 ext: 22389
Neonatal Follow-up:
Dr Patricia Riley, Neonatal Follow-up Director
Physicians:
Dr Elise Couture
Dr May Khairy (RVH patients)
Dr Louise Koclas
Dr Michelle Pepin
Contact: 514-412-4302
Neonatal Nurse Practitioners:
Rose Boyle
Martine Claveau
Philippe Lamer
Linda Morneault
Isabelle Milette
Margarida Ribiero di Silva
Contact:
Main number:514-412-4452
514-412-4356 (fax)
Nephrology
The Division of Pediatric Nephrology consists of the following programs: General Nephrology, Dialysis, Transplantation and Renal Genetics. The Division has a well-established Pediatric Nephrology Fellowship Training Program, fully accredited by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, which strives for excellence in clinical care, teaching and research.
Consultation and clinical care for all forms of kidney disease and electrolyte disorders are offred by the Renal ambulatory and interdisciplinary clinics 4-5 mornings per week as well as through the inpatient service. We regularly confer with physicians locally, nationally and internationally, including Telehealth and Outreach Clinics across Quebec as part of the McGill Health Network (Réseau universitaire intégré de santé). In addition to common problems, such as urinary tract infection and hypertension, we diagnose and treat a range of rare conditions originating from or affecting the kidney. We perform percutaneous kidney biopsies and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, along with specialized treatments, including hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT), renal transplantation, plasma exchange and monoclonal antibody therapy for various forms of acute or chronic kidney injury.
The Division offers training in Pediatric Nephrology to qualified medical residents, pediatric and medical students and renal fellows. It is involved in teaching renal physiology, genetics and biology at McGill University and internationally.
The Pediatric Nephrologists are actively involved in basic and clincal research into pediatric kidney disease which is supported by the Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR), the Kidney Foundation of Canada and the International Society of Nephrology
Division Members:
Dr Martin Bitzan, Division Director, Residency Training Program Director (Interim)
Dr Lorraine Bell, Director,Dialysis and Kidney Transplantation Program
Dr Beth Foster
Dr Paul Goodyer, Director, Renal Genetics Clinic
Dr Indra Gupta
Dr Michael Zappitelli
Associates:
Dr Patricia Forbes (Omnipracticien)
Dr Marie-Claude Roy (Pediatric Nephrologist, CHUL)
Contact: 514-412-4461
514-412-4359 (fax)
Neurology
The Division of Pediatric Neurology at the MCH-MUHC is an academic group that provides tertiary level or above care for children with challenging and complex neurological conditions.
Inpatient consultation services are provided on a 24/7 basis to all aspects of the MCH including the Emergency Room, intensive care units and wards, both medical and surgical. Ambulatory services are provided through initial consulation, and where absolutely necessary, on an ongoing basis to the following categories of neurological illness; 1)epilepsy or convulsive disorders that are not related to fever, 2)neurodevelopmental disorders (i.e. global developmental delay, mental retardation, cerebral palsy, developmental language impairment, 3)neuromuscular disorders, 4)headaches refractory to standard management, 5)complex movement disorders (i.e. dystonia, chorea, atheosis, ataxia, spasticty) requiring medical intervention, 6)neurogenetic, neurometabolic and neurocutaneous disorders, 7)demyelinating disorders, and 8)high risk survivors of the NICU and PICU.
The Division is undergoing a restructuring in its clinical services that will see a re-orientation towards a programmatic model of service delivery in line with the hospital's strategic priorities. A screening process for consultations has been implemented and only referrals deemed appropriate subsequent to screening and fulfilling the above mandate will be seen. Present resources are not sufficient to see all referrals, and in order to permit the timely and expeditious evaluaion and follow-up of children requiring neurological intervention, the following categories of referrals will not be seen; a)Routine headaches that have not received an adequate course of migraine prophylaxis, b)behavioural problems or disorders (eg oppositional defiance disorder, conduct disorder, episodic dyscontrol syndrome), c)school related problems (eg ADHD, learning disabilities), d)tics or Tourette's Syndrome not requiring urgent medical intervention for control of tics, e)autistic spectrum disorders, f)febrile seizures (both typical and atypical).
Only patients with a designated primary care physician will be seen in consultation.
The clinical activities cited above are supported presently by two nursing staff that function as the esstenial therapeutic liaison with families providing initial education, support and counselling efforts.
In addition to its clinical activities, the Division functions as one of the principal Canadian, and indeed North American centres for the training of child neurologists with an average of 7-10 residents in the training program at any one time. It also provides exposure in child neurology to adult neurology (3 months) and pediatric (1 month) residents as well as medical students at McGill University.
Research associates of the Division and some members of the Division conduct independant basic and clinical research efforts employing a variety of investogative tools to further our understanding of a)various aspects of norml and abnormal child development, b)the pathogenesis and evolution of childhood neurologic disorders.
Division Members:
Clinical:
Dr Michael Shevell, Division Director
Dr Chantal Poulin, Assistant Division Director/Training Program Director
Dr Marie-Emmanuelle Dilenge
Dr Alison Moore
Dr Bernard Rosenblatt
Research Associates:
Catherine Limperopoulos, OT, PhD
Annette Majnemer, OT, PhD
Gloria Tannenbaum, PhD
Nursing Staff
Heather Davies
Sandra Berube
Contact: 514-412-4466
Angela Formica (Administration)
Pediatric Intensive Care
Division Members:
Dr Ronald D. Gottesman, Division Director
Dr Mary K. Decell, Associate Director
Dr Sam Shemie, Associate Director
Dr Saleem Razack
Dr Davinia Withington
Dr Pramod Puligandla
Dr Farhan Bhanji
Advanced practice nurses:
Maryse Dagenais
Josée Gaudreault
Linda Massé
Sophie Baillargeon, Nurse Manager
Franco Carnevale, Associate Member
Contact: 514-412-4400 ext:22696
514-412-4205 (fax)
Respiratory Medicine
The Pediatric Respiratory Medicine Division of McGill University is one of the largest academic Pediatric Pulmonary Programs in Canada, with three full-time and two part-time faculty members who are recognized both nationally and internationally. The Division offers a fully accredited Royal College teaching program for certification in Pediatric Respiratory Medicine and is recognized for pediatric pulmonary training by the American Board of Pediatrics. This program includes teaching and research in basic physiology and clinical sciences related to cystic fibrosis (CF), tuberculosis, chronic disorders of the lung, neonatal and pediatric intensive care, neuromuscular diseases, and disorders of the control of breathing. The Division has an active ambulatory arm with over 3500 annual visits to the various clinics, including the CF Clinic, Chest Clinic, Tuberculosis Prophylaxis Program, Neuromuscular Clinics as well as Apnea, Asthms and Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia Clinics. It also has an active In-Patient Service as well as a major commitment to both the Pediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care Units. New services include a remote respiratory monitoring service for neonatal units in other regional hospitals and a provincial home ventilation program. There are fully equipped clinical respiratory, exercise, sleep and infant lung mechanics laboratories within the Division. Individual researchers have basic science laboratories ranging in technology from physiology to molecular biology.
There is a staff respirologist available at all times for consultation, who can be reached at by dialing the number listed below or through hospital locating.
Enquiries concerning training opportunities should be directed to mark [dot] anselmo [at] muhc [dot] mcgill [dot] ca (Dr Mark Anselmo).
Division Members:
larry [dot] lands [at] muhc [dot] mcgill [dot] ca (Dr Larry Lands), Division Director; Director of Cystic Fibrosis Clinic
mark [dot] anselmo [at] muhc [dot] mcgill [dot] ca (Dr Mark Anselmo), Program Director
anne-marie [dot] canakis [at] muhc [dot] mcgill [dot] ca (Dr Anne-Marie Canakis)Director of BPD Clinic
aurore [dot] cote [at] muhc [dot] mcgill [dot] ca (Dr Aurore Côté), Director, Apnea and Remote Recording
melvin [dot] wise [at] muhc [dot] mcgill [dot] ca (Dr Melvin Wise)
Contact: 514-412-4444
Rheumatology
The overall mission of the Division of Rheumatology is to provide excellent care for children with rheumatic diseases. This is achieved through the provision of an exemplary clinical service, the training of individuals to become experts in pediatric rheumatology, and the conduct of scholarly research in childhood rheumatic diseases.
Clinical services
A clinical service is provided for children with the following conditions, using a multidisciplinary approach:
- Juvenile idiopathic (rheumatoid) arthritis (cohort of 750)
- Connective tissue diseases (cohort of 95)
- Systemic vasculitis (including Kawasaki disease) (cohort of 350 Kawasaki disease and 50 other)
- Pain syndromes (reflex sympathetic dystrophy and fibromyalgia) (cohort of 60)
A large number of patients are seen annually while screening for the above-noted conditions. Patients are seen in 4 half-day clinics from (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday). Patients are also seen in the IV infusion clinic (Tuesdays) and the joint injection clinic (Wednesday afternoons).
A consultation service is provided to the wards and emergency room. There are 150 inpatient admissions and consultations to the rheumatology clinical service annually.
Five hundred new patients and 2,500 follow-up visits annually are seen in the clinics.
Teaching
Teaching in the division takes on many forms with rotations provided for pediatric residents, immunology and rheumatology fellows, and medical students.
The major teaching commitment is in training pediatricians to become pediatric rheumatologists. A specific program as outlined below is available for this.
Goals: (1) To provide trainees with the opportunity to become experts in the management of children with rheumatologic complaints with a specific focus on the rheumatic diseases of childhood; (2) To enhance the trainee's ability to critically appraise the medical literature and to increase knowledge of the pediatric rheumatology literature; (3) To learn the fundamentals of research design and analysis and to complete at least one research project.
Eligibility: Candidates who have completed core training in pediatrics or internal medicine/rheumatology at a recognized institution are eligible to apply for the program. Some candidates may be required to undergo some preliminary training in our pediatric program prior to commencing in the pediatric rheumatology program.
Program duration: A minimum of two years is required to satisfy the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada requirements for training in rheumatology. Additional training in research can be arranged. The program will be designed to suit the needs of the candidate.
Clinical program: The clinical component will be of 18 months' duration and will provide the trainee with the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to manage children with a wide array of problems, including acute and chronic arthritides, connective tissue diseases and vasculitides. This training will take place almost exclusively at the Montreal Children's Hospital, where there are several outpatient clinics per week and an active inpatient consultation service. There is an opportunity for close collaboration with physiotherapists, occupational therapists, orthopedic surgeons, ophthalmologists and other medical subspecialties. Trainees will be required to spend one month in the immunology lab, where they will learn basic immunologic techniques such as ANA testing. Pediatric trainees will also be required to spend one month in the "adult" rheumatology program. Electives in rehabilitation are also arranged.
Research program: This component will be at least six months in duration. Opportunities exist on-site in clinical research with a specific focus on outcome measurement and clinical trials or other clinical epidemiologic topics of interest. Opportunities exist for basic research on-site, through the Division of Immunology or at the Shriners Hospital or the Montreal General Hospital. Extension of the research program will be arranged for suitable candidates.
Educational program: Specific rounds, journal clubs, etc., occur on a regular basis. Direct one-to-one teaching by staff occurs on an ongoing basis. Attendance at protected teaching-time sessions is expected.
Teaching events
- Fellows Seminars, Tuesdays, 9:00 - 11:00 (weekly)
- Journal Club/Rounds, Thursdays, 13:30 - 14:00 (weekly)
- MSK Anatomy and Examination, Fridays, 14:30 - 15:30 (bi-weekly)
- Combined Rounds, Pediatric and Rheumatology, Fridays, 7:30 - 9:00 (weekly)
For further information on the education program, contact karen [dot] duffy [at] muhc [dot] mch [dot] mcgill (Dr Karen Duffy), Program Director, Division of Rheumatology
514-412-4268
Division Members:
Dr Ciarán Duffy, Division Director, Associate Pediatrician in Chief
Dr Karen N. W. Duffy, Program Director
Dr Rosie Scuccimarri, Director of Rotating Trainees
Dr Sarah Campillo
Dr Gaëlle Chédeville
Gillian Taylor, N MSc(A), Clinical Nurse Specialist, 514-412-4400 ext:22784
Charlene Hopper, N MSc, Nurse, 514-412-4400 ext:22784
Sabrina Cavallo, BSc, Occupational Therapist, 514-412-4400 ext:22108
Michele Geoffrion, BSc, Physiotherapist, 514-412-4400 ext:24407
Laura Johnston, Social Worker, 514-412-3406
Michele Gibbon, BA, Research Coordinator, 514-412-4400 ext: 25232
Tanya Volpe-Standing, BA, Research Assistant, 514-412-4400 ext: 25248
Sultana Mirza, Medical Secretary, 514-412-4400 ext: 22621
Natalina Bertoldi, Medical Secretary, 514-412-4400 ext:22621 Lynn Hébert, Administrative Secretary
Contact: 514-412-4268
514-412-4365 (fax)
