Erika Katzman

Dr. Erika Katzman is an Assistant Professor at Western University's Department of Health Professional Education within the Health and Rehabilitation Sciences faculty. Her work bridges critical disability studies and healthcare education, focusing on support systems, labor dynamics, and anti-oppressive pedagogy. She holds a PhD from Western University (SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship), an MSc in Occupational Therapy, and a BA in Latin American Studies from the University of Toronto.

Her research examines invisible labor in support services, time management in healthcare, and critical methodologies. Key themes include disability autonomy, relational work dynamics, and epistemic justice in clinical practice. Teaching courses include 'Rethinking Disability,' 'Disability and Applied Health Fields,' and research methods.

Publications emphasize the interplay between disability, labor, and policy, with recent work exploring chronopolitics and self-managed attendant services. Her 2023 articles advance critical disability time studies while earlier works address clinical ethics and embodied reflexivity in healthcare education.