Queen’s University Professor Elected to Canadian Academy of Health Sciences
Heidi Cramm, a prominent professor and researcher at Queen’s University, has been elected as a fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (CAHS). This prestigious honor recognizes her significant contributions to the field of health research and her dedication to improving patient care in Canada.
Dr. Cramm serves as the Associate Dean of Research Programs and is a professor in the School of Rehabilitation Therapy at Queen’s Health Sciences. Her work focuses on rehabilitation, helping individuals recover from injuries and manage long-term health conditions. Her election to the academy highlights the importance of her research on a national level.
The Canadian Academy of Health Sciences is one of the country’s most respected academic organizations. Fellows are chosen based on their leadership, creativity, and commitment to advancing health sciences. By joining this group, Dr. Cramm will help shape the future of health policy and research strategies across Canada.
This recognition reflects the high standard of academic work being produced at Queen’s University. As a new fellow, Dr. Cramm will continue to collaborate with other experts to address complex health challenges. Her appointment is a positive development for the Canadian medical community and the students she mentors.