Trevor Corneil, University of British Columbia
Clinical Professor
Population and Public Health
Vancouver, British Columbia
tcorneil@interchange.ubc.ca
Office:
(604) 218-5718
(604) 633-4220
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Bio/Research
Dr. Trevor Corneil is a Medical Health Officer for Interior Health in Kelowna BC. He also provides medical administrative services for public health and primary care programs.
Dr. Corneil received his BA and MD at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. He then joined UBC for his resid...
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Dr. Corneil received his BA and MD at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. He then joined UBC for his resid...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Trevor Corneil is a Medical Health Officer for Interior Health in Kelowna BC. He also provides medical administrative services for public health and primary care programs.
Dr. Corneil received his BA and MD at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. He then joined UBC for his residency training, receiving fellowships in Family Medicine and Public Health and Preventative Medicine, in addition to a Masters of Health Science degree in public health and epidemiology.
With a particular interest in marginalized and vulnerable populations, Dr. Corneil's clinical work has focused on the care of various inner-city communities including street youth, transgender persons, and those with substance use disorders. Over the course of 15 years, he has facilitated the establishment of B.C.’s only perinatal addictions program, worked to develop a coordinated approach between BC's health authorities and their youth shelters, and played a key role in the development of the internationally renowned "Vancouver Model" of community based transgender care.
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Dr. Corneil received his BA and MD at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. He then joined UBC for his residency training, receiving fellowships in Family Medicine and Public Health and Preventative Medicine, in addition to a Masters of Health Science degree in public health and epidemiology.
With a particular interest in marginalized and vulnerable populations, Dr. Corneil's clinical work has focused on the care of various inner-city communities including street youth, transgender persons, and those with substance use disorders. Over the course of 15 years, he has facilitated the establishment of B.C.’s only perinatal addictions program, worked to develop a coordinated approach between BC's health authorities and their youth shelters, and played a key role in the development of the internationally renowned "Vancouver Model" of community based transgender care.
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