Erin Elizabeth Rees

Erin Elizabeth Rees is an Associate Professor at the Université de Montréal's Faculté de médecine vétérinaire, based in the Département de pathologie et microbiologie. She specializes in epidemiology, zoonoses, and public health with a focus on infectious diseases and animal health. Her research bridges veterinary and human health, emphasizing disease transmission dynamics, surveillance systems, and One Health approaches.

Her work spans tick-borne diseases, rabies control, and pandemic preparedness, including contributions to Canada's response to COVID-19. She collaborates with institutions like the GREZOSP research group. Rees is affiliated with units such as PubMed and LinkedIn, and her email addresses are publicly listed.

Key contributions include modeling mongoose rabies in the Caribbean and assessing non-pharmaceutical interventions during the pandemic. She actively publishes in journals like Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society and BMC Public Health.