Michael Canarie

Dr. Michael Canarie is an Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Affiliated Faculty at the Yale Institute for Global Health. He specializes in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine at Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital, emphasizing team-based care and family-centered approaches. His clinical work focuses on critically ill children, while his global health efforts include building pediatric critical care capacity in resource-limited settings such as Ghana and Rwanda.

Education:

• MD: Albany Medical College (2000)
• MA in International Relations: Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs (Year not specified)
• Pediatric Residency: Baystate Medical Center, MA (2004)
• Pediatric Critical Care Fellowship: Yale University (2007)

Research & Interests:

• Global health initiatives in pediatric critical care
• Simulation-based education for healthcare workers
• Distance learning models in resource-limited settings
• International health policy and workforce development

Recent Publications: Focus on global health capacity-building, nursing empowerment via simulation, and carbohydrate metabolism disorders in critical care. His work bridges clinical practice with scalable educational interventions in low-resource environments.

Awards:

• Outstanding Fellow Teaching Award (2007), Yale SOM

Engagement: Collaborates with organizations like the Clinton Health Access Initiative's Human Resources for Health to enhance healthcare systems in sub-Saharan Africa. No formal grants or lab affiliations explicitly listed.