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The Board of Directors is comprised of volunteers from the bioethics community who are elected by the CBS-SCB membership.
Cory Andrew Labrecque, PhD, is a full professor of bioethics and theological ethics and holds the Chair in…
Angel Petropanagos is an Ethicist in the Ethics Quality Improvement (EQI) Lab at William Osler Health System…
Winifred Badaiki is a Clinical and Organizational Ethicist with Hamilton Health Sciences where she had previously completed…
Andria Bianchi, PhD, is a Clinical Ethicist at Unity Health Toronto and Manager of their fellowship program…
Jessie Van Leeve is a Sr. Clinical Ethics Intern at William Osler Health System and graduate of Harvard…
Monique Visser is an early career Ethicist with Alberta Health Services. Monique’s academic background includes a Master…
Rucha holds a Master of Health Science in Bioethics from the Dalla Lana School of Public Health…
Ale is a healthcare ethicist at PHSA, where she provides consultation for teams, patients and families. She…
Andrew D. Ross, PhD, HEC-C is a Clinical Ethicist within the Clinical Ethics Service of Health Shared Services, serving the Sturgeon Community…
Katherine Duthie is a member of the AHS Clinical Ethics Service, and is the Clinical Ethicist..
Meredith Schwartz completed her doctoral studies in philosophy at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Meredith
Amanda Porter is an Assistant Professor and Health Care Ethicist in the Department of Bioethics at Dalhousie University and part of the Ethics…
Artemisia is a nursing student at the University of Ottawa in the French-immersion program…
Cory Andrew Labrecque, PhD, is a full professor of bioethics and theological ethics and holds the Chair in Leadership in the Teaching of Ethics of Life at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies at Laval University, where he also serves as associate dean for academic affairs. His work focuses on how the Abrahamic religions—and more specifically the Roman Catholic tradition—address ethical issues in medicine (particularly those related to end-of-life care), biotechnology (including artificial intelligence in the context of healthcare), and ecology.
Babitha is a Quality and Patient Safety Leader at Scarborough Health Network, where she is committed to advancing healthcare excellence through continuous quality improvement and a strong focus on patient safety. Over Babitha’s 20 years in the healthcare sector, she has held various progressive leadership roles, bringing deep expertise and a patient-centered perspective to her work. She holds a Master of Health Administration from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) and has completed a Clinical Ethics Internship at William Osler Health System (WOHS), further enriching her approach to ethical decision-making in healthcare.
Winifred Badaiki is a Clinical and Organizational Ethicist with Hamilton Health Sciences where she had previously completed a Clinical and Organizational Ethics Fellowship. Winifred’s academic background includes a Master of Health Ethics from Memorial University of Newfoundland and a Doctor of Medicine from V.N Karazin Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv, Ukraine.
Ale is a healthcare ethicist at PHSA, where she provides consultation for teams, patients and families. She is originally from Mexico City, and she is a proud Latina, recognizing that her ancestors were European settlers in Abya-Yala, where many Indigenous peoples and communities still thrive today. She has a Law Degree, a Master’s degree in Science, specifically in the area of Bioethics, and a PhD also in Bioethics from the National University of Mexico, UNAM.
Deputy Membership Officer
Victoria Seavilleklein is a member of the Alberta Health Services (AHS) Clinical Ethics Service, and is the Clinical Ethicist for the central part of the province. She holds a PhD in Philosophy (specializing in Bioethics) from Dalhousie University.
