In this week’s episode, Tiffany and Payton are joined by Dr. Bradley Stoner, Head of the Department of Public Health Sciences at Queen’s University and a proponent of the MPH IPAC specialization. Dr. Stoner shares his career journey from anthropology to internal medicine to infectious disease fellowship training, and clinical care and epidemiological analysis of sexually transmitted diseases. This episode is a great opportunity to learn more about the interdisciplinary nature of public health, which spans across many fields!

In this week’s episode, Tiffany and Payton are joined by Heather Candon, Director of Infection Control at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and an adjunct lecturer at Queen’s University, spearheading the new MPH IPAC specialization. Heather tells us her story of what brought her into IPAC, including how the COVID-19 pandemic has shaped the influence of IPAC in health care and public health. This episode is a great opportunity to learn about the growing field of IPAC, an area of great interest for your co-hosts and which has become prominent since the COVID-19 pandemic!

In this week’s episode, Tiffany and Payton are joined by Dr. Sam Buttemer, Director of the Master of Public Health program at Queen’s University and Acting Program Director for the Public Health and Preventive Medicine program at the Queen’s School of Medicine. Dr. Buttemer explains what it means to be a public health physician, discusses health equity, and explores what it would take to improve health outcomes for all. This episode is a great opportunity to learn about the intersection of public health and healthcare!