Amelia Wilkinson

Dr. Amelia Wilkinson is an Assistant Professor in the Division of General Internal Medicine at Queen’s University. She holds an undergraduate degree in Life Sciences from Queen’s University, a medical degree from the University of Ottawa, and a Master of Science in Healthcare Quality from Queen’s University (2022). Her clinical practice focuses on medical clinical teaching units, General Internal Medicine (GIM) inpatient consult services, and outpatient care in GIM, bariatric medicine, and perioperative medicine.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science in Life Sciences, Queen’s University
• Medical Degree (MD), University of Ottawa
• Internal Medicine Residency and Subspecialty Training in General Internal Medicine, Queen’s University
• Master of Science in Healthcare Quality, Queen’s University (2022)

Research Interests: Dr. Wilkinson’s work emphasizes quality improvement, patient safety, and medical education. She investigates geriatric patient care, particularly osteoporosis therapy, and collaborates with Kingston Health Sciences Centre to enhance care for elderly populations. Her research also explores mitochondrial and metabolic mechanisms in cardiometabolic diseases, leveraging metabolomics and genetic models.

Publications: Her articles focus on metabolomics, mitochondrial dysfunction, and cardiometabolic disease mechanisms, including studies on platelet bioenergetics as liquid biopsy tools and tissue-specific effects of mitochondrial-nuclear DNA mismatches. These span animal models and translational applications.

Grants & Awards: No specific grants or awards are listed in the provided text.

Advising & Teams: No student advisees or specific lab/team affiliations are mentioned.