Julie Rioux

Julie Rioux serves as a PartTime Lecturer and Supervisor of internships at the School of Psychoeducation within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at the University of Montreal. Her academic role centers on practical instruction and field supervision across diverse health and social science disciplines.

Her teaching spans 19 distinct programs, including:

• Bachelor's in Psychoeducation (Social Sciences: intervention)
• Bachelor's in Social Work (Montréal and Laval campuses)
• Doctorate in Dental Medicine, Medicine, Optometry, and Pharmacy
• Bachelor's in Nutrition, Kinesiology, Ergotherapy, and Physiotherapy
• Nursing programs (multiple formats and campuses)
• Qualification Program in Ergotherapy
• Master's in Audiology (listed twice in directory) and Speech-Language Pathology

Her expertise focuses on intervention techniques and interdisciplinary collaboration in health care settings, reflected in courses like CSS3900 (Collaboration in Health Sciences) and the intervention internship series (PSE32501/PSE32502). As a Supervisor of internships, she provides critical guidance during students' field placements, emphasizing real-world application of psychoeducational principles. While no research grants or publications are documented, her teaching portfolio demonstrates significant contribution to professional training in health and social sciences.