Experience
- Reporter and editor, Parkhurst Publishing (Montreal, Quebec) — 2006 to 2010
- Contributor, Parkhurst Exchange clinical news magazine and Doctor’s Review travel magazine and other publications and websites
- Editor, Canadian Medicine (Canadian health policy news, published daily online by Parkhurst Exchange magazine. Read it here) — July 2007 to 2010
- Associate editor, National Review of Medicine — April 2007 to August 2008
- Staff writer, National Review of Medicine — August 2006 to April 2007
- Freelance writer and editor — 2006 to present
- Researcher for “The Night Shift” (HarperCollins Canada, 2010), a nonfiction book by Dr. Brian Goldman on experiences in Canada’s emergency medicine departments
- Copy editor, Updown snowboard and ski lifestyle magazine — 2008 to 2010
- Clients have included CBC Radio One’s “White Coat, Black Art,” the Sherbrooke Record, Maisonneuve, Hour, Canadian Institute of Mining Magazine, and other Canadian and American newspapers and magazines.
- Judge, Canadian Online Publishing Awards, 2009.
- Delivered a lecture at the Medicine 2.0 Congress, in Toronto, in September 2008 on the legal and ethical risks of anonymous online publishing by medical professionals, to an audience of physicians, researchers, government officials, and international NGO staff.
Education
- Cardozo School of Law (New York, NY) — J.D. candidate, 2013
- Concordia University (Montreal, Quebec) — Completed one trimester of year-long graduate diploma in journalism, in 2006, before withdrawing to accept a position as staff writer at the National Review of Medicine
- Bishop’s University (Lennoxville, Quebec) — B.A. in English, Cultural and Media Studies, 2002-2006
- Bay State College (Boston, Massachusetts) — Graduate of Emergency Medical Technician training program, 2001
