Shaminder Dhillon
Assistant Professor, Rehabilitation Science

Professor Dhillon has completed her post-secondary education at McMaster University in Biochemistry with a minor in Theme School on International Justice and Human Rights (1999), Occupational Therapy (2001) and Rehabilitation Science (2006). Her thesis examined the role of occupational therapists in advocating with/for people with disabilities. Clinically, she has provided occupational therapy services in the areas of forensic psychiatry and disability management.



Currently, Shami is an Assistant Professor in the School of Rehabilitation Science. Her time is divided amongst: 1) teaching in the MSc Occupational Therapy Program; 2) teaching and coordinating the MSc Course-Based Rehabilitation Science Program, and 3) learning as a student in the PhD Program.