Education
Graduate Program in Rehabilitation Sciences, Faculty of Medicine
Supervisor: Dr. William C. Miller
Thesis: Powered wheelchair skills training for older adults with cognitive impairment: Using shared control to facilitate independence
School of Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Health Professions
Department of International Development Studies, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Honours Supervisor: Dr. David Black
Thesis: A Conventional Paradox: Investigating the relationship between ratification and implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
Continuing Education
Coaching for Leadership Excellence (2024)
International Coaching Federation
Certificate in Data Visualization (2023)
Institute for Art, Design, and Technology
GDPR Data Protection Training (2022)
European Disability Forum
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Level 1 (2022)
Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists
InGuide Guideline Panel Training (2022)
Guidelines International Network
TCPS-2 CORE Ethics Training (2021)
Tri-Council Panel on Research Ethics
Foundations of Project Management I (2018)
University of British Columbia/Mitacs, Vancouver, BC
Writing Strategic Business Reports (2018)
University of British Columbia/Mitacs, Vancouver, BC
Instructional Skills Workshop (2016)
Centre for Teaching, Learning, and Technology, University of British Columbia
Transdisciplinary Approach to “Thinking Commercially” (2016)
AGE-WELL Network Centres of Excellence, Canada
Home Modifications: Introduction, Ramps, Rails and Bathroom Modifications (2016)
Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists, Elizabeth Ainsworth, Vancouver, BC
Scientist Knowledge Translation Training (2015)
Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research/SickKids Hospital, Vancouver, BC
Knowledge Translation Summer Institute (2015)
Knowledge Translation Canada (KT Canada)
CARDI International Training Program on Ageing (2015)
CARDI
Wheelchair Seating and Positioning in the Community (2012)
Access Community Therapists, Vancouver, BC
Assessment of Motor and Process Skills (2007)
AMPS Intl., Dalhousie University