Assistant Professor, Paediatric Surgery
Caitlin Symonette is an assistant professor in the Department of Surgery at Western University, and a pediatric surgeon at the Children's Hospital (LHSC).
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Children's Health Collaborators: Ruby Grewal, Timothy Doherty
Dr. Caitlin Symonette completed her graduate training, medical school and Plastic Surgery residency at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University. She then went on to complete a Hand and Microsurgery Fellowship in Vancouver which included exposure to both adult and paediatric populations. Her clinical area of interest is general paediatric surgery, paediatric hand surgery and adult hand surgery. She also is interested in international surgical exposures and collaborations. Her specific research interests include health system optimization, clinical and patient-related outcomes of paediatric plastic surgery as well as hand surgery.
Dr. Caitlin Symonette completed her graduate training, medical school and Plastic Surgery residency at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University. She then went on to complete a Hand and Microsurgery Fellowship in Vancouver which included exposure to both adult and paediatric populations. Her clinical area of interest is general paediatric surgery, paediatric upper extremity surgery and adult hand surgery. She also is interested in international surgical projects and collaborations. Her specific research interests include health system optimization, clinical and patient-related outcomes of paediatric upper extremity surgery.
Dr. Caitlin Symonette completed her graduate training, medical school and Plastic Surgery residency at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University. She then went on to complete a Hand and Microsurgery Fellowship in Vancouver which included exposure to both adult and paediatric populations. Her clinical area of interest is general paediatric surgery, paediatric hand surgery and adult hand surgery. She also is interested in international surgical exposures and collaborations. Her specific research interests include health system optimization, clinical and patient-related outcomes of paediatric plastic surgery as well as hand surgery.
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About Caitlin Symonette
Caitlin Symonette is an assistant professor in the Department of Surgery at Western University, and a pediatric surgeon at the Children's Hospital (LHSC).
Asset Map Keywords: Clinical Research, Plastic Surgery, and Hand and Reconstructive Surgery --> (see more)
Children's Health Collaborators: Ruby Grewal, Timothy Doherty
Dr. Caitlin Symonette completed her graduate training, medical school and Plastic Surgery residency at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University. She then went on to complete a Hand and Microsurgery Fellowship in Vancouver which included exposure to both adult and paediatric populations. Her clinical area of interest is general paediatric surgery, paediatric hand surgery and adult hand surgery. She also is interested in international surgical exposures and collaborations. Her specific research interests include health system optimization, clinical and patient-related outcomes of paediatric plastic surgery as well as hand surgery.
Dr. Caitlin Symonette completed her graduate training, medical school and Plastic Surgery residency at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University. She then went on to complete a Hand and Microsurgery Fellowship in Vancouver which included exposure to both adult and paediatric populations. Her clinical area of interest is general paediatric surgery, paediatric upper extremity surgery and adult hand surgery. She also is interested in international surgical projects and collaborations. Her specific research interests include health system optimization, clinical and patient-related outcomes of paediatric upper extremity surgery.
Dr. Caitlin Symonette completed her graduate training, medical school and Plastic Surgery residency at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University. She then went on to complete a Hand and Microsurgery Fellowship in Vancouver which included exposure to both adult and paediatric populations. Her clinical area of interest is general paediatric surgery, paediatric hand surgery and adult hand surgery. She also is interested in international surgical exposures and collaborations. Her specific research interests include health system optimization, clinical and patient-related outcomes of paediatric plastic surgery as well as hand surgery.
| Present | Assistant Professor, Western University ‐ Department of Surgery | |
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| Present | Pediatric Surgeon, London Health Sciences Centre ‐ Children's Hospital | |
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