Dr Noel Amaladoss is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences at McMaster University. He is a Clinician Educator and participates in peer reviewed research as well sits on the Editorial Board for Psychiatry times.
He completed his training at Queens University. His clinical interests are in the areas of ADHD, burnout, mood and anxiety, executive function disorders, and psychopharmacology as well as Performance Coaching
He has a keen interest in medical education, and regularly supervises and teaches medical student residents and practicing physicians
He has been involved with the recent task force on Artificial intelligence and emerging digital technologies at the Royal college of Physician and Surgeons and has been involved in a number of research projects in the area of emerging technologies and its application medicine and medical education.
Dr Amaladoss has been a recipient of several teaching awards through Queens University and McMaster including PAIRO award, The Audrey Bienenstock McMaster University Medical School, teaching award, Joseph Brant Teaching award.
