Dr. Michelle Gibson

Biography

Dr. Michelle Gibson obtained her medical degree from Memorial University of Newfoundland in 1999. She joined Queen’s University in Family Medicine focusing on Elderly Care and began her work in the Division of Geriatric Medicine in 2002. Currently, she holds the position of Associate Professor. Clinically, Dr. Gibson has primary outpatient responsibilities at the Seniors Day Rehabilitation unit, where she provides interdisciplinary geriatric assessments and rehabilitation services. Additionally, she shares responsibilities on the Geriatric Inpatient unit at Providence Care Hospital, and is involved in outpatient geriatric medicine clinics and consultations at Kingston General Hospital. Dr. Gibson has held several educational leadership roles, including Assistant Dean of Curriculum for Undergraduate Medical Education at Queen’s University. Previously, she was the Director for Year 1 studies and Director of Student Assessment, as well as serving as the Program Director for the Care of the Elderly. Her scholarly interests lie within medical education, having completed an M.Ed. at Queen’s University in 2012 with a focus on assessing medical students during clinical rotations. She has presented on various topics, including novel assessment practices and curricular reform in medical education.

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