Camille is a graduate of the University of Alberta’s Occupational Therapy program. She brings more than 20 years of clinical experience spanning adult rehabilitation, acute care, and pediatrics, with a strong commitment to preparing the next generation of occupational therapists through engaging, evidence-informed, and student-centred education. Having lived and worked across both northern and southern Saskatchewan, Camille is passionate about strengthening the profession throughout the province, fostering meaningful partnerships between the university and clinical practice, and advocating for the value and impact of occupational therapy in Saskatchewan. Her teaching and scholarly interests include neurological rehabilitation, functional neurological disorder, occupational therapy advocacy across clinical, professional, and systems levels, sensory processing and regulation, interprofessional education, and simulation.