Get to know the interim leaders steering SEAMO into an exciting new chapter. From their vision for SEAMO’s future to their unique hobbies (building kayaks, anyone?), Dr. Stephen Vanner and Mr. Patrick Legresley bring a wealth of expertise and energy to their roles.
We’re excited to introduce Behrouz (Behr) Ehsani, SEAMO’s new Senior Data Analyst! With a rich 17-year background in statistics, healthcare data, and biostatistics, Behr is set to bring invaluable insights to our SEAMO physicians. From data quality checks to predictive modeling, his work will support smarter decision-making and enhanced patient care.
The Vascular Surgery eConsult group is transforming patient care across the vast Southeast region by harnessing the power of eConsult services. Spearheaded by Drs. David Zelt and Michael Yacob, this initiative allows primary care providers (PCPs) to consult with vascular specialists remotely, minimizing the need for in-person appointments and ensuring patients receive timely care without the burden of long-distance travel.
Recently named one of Kingston’s 40 Under 40, a leading interventional cardiologist and associate professor at Queen’s University is advancing cardiac care while mentoring the next generation of physicians. Read more about Dr. Abuzeid and his groundbreaking work and contributions to the Kingston community.
Dr. Amer Johri has been a dedicated member of the Department of Medicine at Queen's University for 15 years, significantly contributing to the field as the director of the Cardiovascular Imaging Network.
Dr. Tracy Cupido has been a member of the Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine for the past four years and came to the field from a variety of different backgrounds.
Dr. Ameer Farooq is a colorectal surgeon who joined SEAMO in March 2023. What you might not know about him though is he has another passion: podcasting.
Did you know the specialty of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) is medicine’s best kept secret?
After 30 years at Queen’s, Dr. David LeBrun is retiring at the end of March 2024. But what will he take with him? Memories of hard work and collaboration.
Dr. Robert Campbell has been a member of the SEAMO-funded Department of Ophthalmology since 2005 and has seen several changes over the years. That said, he is looking forward to the changes of the future still to come.