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Dr. Ty Sittichok
"I'm Sittichok Leela-amornsin from Bangkok, Thailand" I completed the Thai Board of Emergency Medicine and work at Ramathibodi Medical School, Chakri Naruebodindra Medical Institute, Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, Thailand, focusing on improving resuscitation practices in the Emergency Department. My goal is to modernize resuscitation practices in the Emergency Department to enhance care and teamwork, especially for specific illnesses, while also boosting simulation-based training for better patient outcomes.

Dr. Fahad Alhuqayl
I’m Fahad, joining Queen’s from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where I completed my EM training. I’m passionate about high-acuity care, simulation, PoCUS, and team dynamics in resuscitation. Resuscitation, in particular, has always drawn me — I’m fascinated by how precise teamwork, rapid decision-making, and focused interventions can change the course of critical illness in seconds. I love the energy of the ED and the balance of life outside — gym, good coffee, cultural experiences, and the ongoing search for the best pistachio ice cream.
I’m truly grateful for the opportunity and look forward to connecting with the team.

Dr. Leah Allen
Leah was raised in Windsor, ON, completed an Engineering degree at Waterloo, then made her way west to Calgary for a Master’s degree. She completed her undergraduate medicine degree at Queen’s, then fell in love with EM and the Queen’s EM community. Outside of trying to be a good FRCPC EM resident, she is interested in low-resource emergency medicine, simulation, medical education and trauma.
When not in the hospital you can find Leah frequenting the local CrossFit gym (along with other Queen’s residents), taking her husky (Nimbus) for hikes, or paddleboarding Lake Ontario. Vacation time usually involves trips to the West Coast for snowboarding, or hiking various regions in the world.

Dr. Abdullah Alzahid
I'm originally from Khobar, Saudi Arabia, where I completed my medical degree and residency in Emergency Medicine. I later joined Queen's University as a Clinical Fellow in the Resusciation and Reanimation program. My clinical interests include high-performance resuscitation, point-of-care ultrasound (PoCUS), and strengthening emergency care systems. My favourite ice cream flavor is coffee toffee.
Outside of medicine, you'll often find me at the gym or enjoying a god cup of coffee while connecting with others and exploring new cultures in the cities I visit.

Dr. Nazde Edeer
Nazde was born in Turkey and immigrated to BC with her family at a young age. She completed both her undergraduate degree in biology and medical degree at UBC. She is excited to be joining the Queen’s EM family for the next 5 years and calling Kingston home. She is continuing to explore her academic interests but is passionate about diving medicine, medical education and critical care.
In her spare time Nazde can be found running, riding her bike, and learning to boulder. When she isn’t outside, she can be found baking treats and trying new recipes in the kitchen. She is looking forward to traveling again so that she can continue to SCUBA dive with her favorite underwater creatures.

Dr. Lindsay Dolomount
My hometown: Deer Lake, Newfoundland
Fave ice cream: Quebec City pistachio gelato!
Talk to me about: Your recommendations on where to hike, bike and swim in eastern Ontario.

Dr. Vincent Belhumeur
My name is Vincent Belhumeur, I'm from beautiful Quebec City, QC
My fave ice cream is vanilla.
My hobbies include finance, international news and triathlon. I practice medicine to finance my bike shop that I will open in a couple of years.