Anne Niec, McMaster University
Associate Professor
Pediatrics
Hamilton, Ontario
nieca@mcmaster.ca
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(905) 521-2100 ext. 73268
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Dr. Anne Niec is a Professor with the Department of Pediatrics at McMaster University . She completed her Pediatric Residency Training at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto and holds a fellowship in Child/Adolescent Psychiatry from the Children's Hospital/Judge Baker Children's Centre, Harva...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Anne Niec is a Professor with the Department of Pediatrics at McMaster University . She completed her Pediatric Residency Training at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto and holds a fellowship in Child/Adolescent Psychiatry from the Children's Hospital/Judge Baker Children's Centre, Harvard University, Boston, MA.
Within McMaster she is director of the Child Advocacy and Assessment Program and the Gender and Health Initiative at the Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS). She is an ethics resource after serving as an Ethics Consult for HHS for more than five years. She holds an appointment as Faculty Lead, Professionalism to the FHS and provides ombuds and mediation services in this capacity. She is an expert consultant with respect to peer reviewing cases of sexual abuse/assault.
Dr. Niec is involved in undergraduate, postgraduate and interdisciplinary education both from the direction of student teaching and administration in addition to community, university and hospital education.
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Within McMaster she is director of the Child Advocacy and Assessment Program and the Gender and Health Initiative at the Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS). She is an ethics resource after serving as an Ethics Consult for HHS for more than five years. She holds an appointment as Faculty Lead, Professionalism to the FHS and provides ombuds and mediation services in this capacity. She is an expert consultant with respect to peer reviewing cases of sexual abuse/assault.
Dr. Niec is involved in undergraduate, postgraduate and interdisciplinary education both from the direction of student teaching and administration in addition to community, university and hospital education.
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