Staff
- Dr. L. Avruch, General Campus
- Dr. D. Blair, Riverside Campus
- Dr. B. Davidson, General Campus
- Dr. R. Desmarais, General Campus
- Dr. G. Doherty, Civic Campus
- Dr. S. Duigenan, Civic Campus
- Dr. N. Fasih, General Campus
- Dr. A. Formoso, Civic Campus
- Dr. M. Fraser-Hill, General Campus
- Dr. I. Hammond, General Campus
- Dr. S. Kelly, Civic Campus
- Dr. A. Kielar, Civic Campus
- Dr. F. Lee, Riverside Campus
- Dr. B. Lewandowski, Civic Campus
- Dr. B. MacDonald, General Campus
- Dr. L. Mendell, Riverside Campus>
- Dr. M. McInnes, Civic Campus
- Dr. J. O Sullivan, General Campus
- Dr. D. Papadatos, Civic Campus
- Dr. G. Ritchie, Civic Campus
- Dr. J. Ryan, Civic Campus
- Dr. W. Shabana, General Campus
- Dr. H. Tao, Civic Campus
- Dr. C. Walsh, General Campus
Biography: Abdominal Imaging
Academic Highlights:
Resident and Fellow Supervisor in Abdominal and Breast Imaging
Medical School and Resident Lecturer
Journal Club Supervisor
Research Interests:
CT Colonography and Education
MRI Imaging Applications
Training:
Fellowship: Cross-Sectional Imaging, Department of Diagnostic Radiology at St. Michael's Hospital; Toronto, ON; 2006-2007
Residency: University of Ottawa; Ottawa, ON; 2001-2006
Medical School: University of Ottawa; Ottawa, ON; 1999-2001
Medical School: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB; 1997-1999
Master's of Science (Pharmacology): University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB; 1995-1997
Bachelor of Science (Medicine): University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB; 1997-1999
Bachelor of Arts and Science (Honours Biochemistry): McMaster University, Hamilton, ON; 1990-1994
Dr. Margaret Fraser-Hill is a member of the Body Imaging Division of the University of Ottawa Department of Diagnostic Imaging. Her academic work focuses on evidence-based practice, including multidisciplinary clinical guidelines for Contrast Nephropathy; Hemostasis and Anticoagulation; Anaphylaxis and Critical Care in Radiology; Imaging of Appendicitis; CT Colonography and Colorectal Cancer Screening; and Gynecology Oncology Imaging. As Director of CME for Diagnostic Imaging at the University of Ottawa, Dr. Fraser-Hill broadcasts Radiology scholarship, promotes cross-disciplinary understanding and encourages life-long learning. She lives in Ottawa with her husband and 2 children.
Dr. Fraser-Hill may be reached at:
mfraser-hill@ottawahospital.on.ca
Professor of Radiology, University of Ottawa
- MD, CM 1972, McGill University
- FRCPC 1976, Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal
- Past chairman, Department of Radiology, University of Ottawa (1991-99)
- Past President, Canadian Association of Radiologists (CAR) 2001-03
- Board member, Ontario Association of Radiologists
- Representative from CAR to American College of Radiology
- Current practice in general/community based radiology with emphasis on abdominal ultrasound
- Special interest in patient related issues in radiological practice
- Sample recent publications:
Hammond DI. Essay: Lessons from Ivan Ilich. Can Assoc Rad J 2005;56(1): 13-14.
Hammond DI. Guest editorial : Selling Sickness. Can Assoc Rad J 2006;57:11-12.
Ania Kielar is a radiologist at The Ottawa Hospital and the Director of the Division of Abdominal and Pelvic Imaging. Her other administrative duties include organizing the Resident Mentorship Program in the radiology department in Ottawa and being a member of the Research Ethics Board at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie, Ontario. She was the Director of the Visiting Professor Program at the University of Ottawa and Ottawa Gatineau Hospital from January 2009 until September 2010.
Education: Dr. Kielar completed her medical school and radiology residency training at the University of Ottawa. She went to the University of Michigan for her fellowship in abdominal cross-sectional imaging in 2005-2006 in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Interests: Dr. Kielar is involved in medical student, resident and fellow training as well as post-fellowship teaching with regular educational activities with learners at all levels. She was co-director of the Cross-Sectional Body CME held in May 2010 and is co-director for the upcoming CME course entitled “Cross-Sectional Gynecologic and Obstetric Imaging: the Requisites and Beyond” which will take place in Ottawa in October, 2011. She is also a grant recipient and graduate of the American Roentgen Ray Society, Clinician Educator Development Program, and will serve as a junior faculty for this program in 2011. Dr. Kielar is a reviewer for international peer reviewed journals including European Radiology and Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography. She has published approximately 15 peer reviewed articles and presented over 20 posters and oral presentations at national and international meetings. Her areas of research interest include oncologic imaging, radiofrequency ablation and imaging of the small bowel.
Appointments & Affiliations: Active Staff, Department of Radiology, The Ottawa Hospital Active Staff, Imaging Services, The Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie, Ontario Director of Abdominal and Pelvic Imaging, The Ottawa Hospital Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa
Staff Radiologist, Abdominal and Pelvic Imaging
Assistant Professor, Department of Diagnostic Imaging
University of Ottawa
Academic Highlights:
Resident and Fellow Supervisor in Abdominal Imaging
Residency Training Committee Member
Research Supervisor
Medical School and Resident Lecturer
Journal Club Coordinator
Research Interests:
Diagnostic Imaging Test Performance
Evidence-Based Imaging and the Epidemiology of Disease
Training:
Fellowship: Abdominal Imaging, University of Toronto; 2003-2004
Residency: Memorial University of Newfoundland; St. John's, NL; 1998-2003
Diploma Clinical Epidemiology: Memorial University of Newfoundland; 1998-2003
Medical School: Queen’s University, Kingston, ON; 1994-1998
Bachelor Science (Honors Biochemistry): Queen’s University, Kingston, ON; 1990-1994
The Ottawa Hospital - General Campus
501 Smyth Road
Department of Diagnostic Imaging
Ottawa, ON; Canada
K1H 8L6
Tel: 613-737-8899 Ext: 73249
Fax: 613-737-8957
E-mail: blmacdonald@ottawahospital.on.ca
Dr. Ritchie was born and raised in Galt (now Cambridge), Ontario. He graduated from University of Toronto Medical School in 1983. In 1084, he did a mixed internship at Toronto General Hospital, and in 1988, he completed his residency in Diagnostic Radiology at McGill University. He concluded his training with a Clinical Fellowship in Body Imaging and Interventional Radiology at Montreal General Hospital 1989. He practiced as a General Radiologist at St. Catharine’s General Hospital from 1989 - 2001. Dr. Ritchie has been practicing as a Body Imager at The Ottawa Hospital, with ongoing involvement in general and community-based radiology since 2001.
Dr. John Ryan earned a Bachelor of Science (Biology) from Dalhousie University in 1985 before receiving his Doctor of Medicine 1989. He trained as a resident at McGill University at Montreal General Hospital in the department of Family Medicine.
Dr. Ryan held various staff physician positions before completing his residency training at the University of Ottawa, in The Ottawa Hospital’s Department of Diagnostic Imaging in 2007. In 2008, he concluded his postgraduate education with a Body Imaging and Ultrasound Fellowship at the Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology in St. Louis, Missouri.
Dr. Ryan joined the Department of Diagnostic Imaging in the summer of 2008 and is actively involved in resident teaching and education.
Professional Associations:
- CPSO
- OMA
- CMPA
- Radiology Society of North America
- Canadian Association of Radiologists
- AUR
He was born in Algeria, did all his undergrad education in Egypt, he finished the first medical school (MBBCH) in Egypt 1997. Two years after his graduation, he gained Master in Medical sciences from the Free University of Brussels, (VUB) Belgium. He had the second medical school in Belgium from the VUB with distinguishing degree (EU equivalent MD degree). He did his residency in the university hospitals of VUB (UZ- VUB), thereafter he became a certified radiologist in Belgium (EU equivalent degree) in 2006.
During his residency, he worked on PhD from the VUB, where he gained it at shortly before the end of his residency. He did a fellowship in abdominal imaging and cross imaging intervention in University of Michigan -Ann Arbor. He joined as a staff in U. Mich- Ann Arbor for a short period before he joined University of Ottawa as assistant professor in department of diagnostic imaging since Nov. 2007.
He always gratefully remembers many of his mentors (alphabetically) Dr. R. Bude, Dr. R. Cohen, Dr M. De Maeseneer, Dr. H. Hussain, Dr. M. Osteaux, Dr. J. Platt, Dr. J. Rubin and Dr. T. Stadnik.
He has interest in applied clinical research as well both under and post graduate education and education quality.
