Arielle-Rachel Lévy

Arielle-Rachel Lévy is an Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Montreal's Faculty of Medicine, affiliated with CHU Sainte-Justine. Her work focuses on simulation-based medical education and pediatric emergency care.

• Education: Actuarial Mathematics Major (University of Montreal, 1985-1987), Doctorate in Medicine (University of Montreal, 1987-1992), Pediatric Residency (University of Montreal, 1992-1995), Pediatric Emergency Training (University of Montreal, 1995-1997), Master's in Medical Education (University of Cincinnati, 2006-2011)

Her research interests include simulation pedagogy, debriefing methodologies, crisis management training, and curriculum development for pediatric specialties. She has contributed to over 25 research projects and led work on resuscitation protocols and performance assessment tools.

• Leadership Roles:
  • Faculty Director of Pediatric Training for Family Medicine Residents
  • Academic Co-Director, Mother-Child Simulation Center at CHU Sainte-Justine
  • Royal College Pediatrics and Pediatric Emergency Examination Committee
  • Co-Chair, Canadian Pediatric Simulation Network
  • Royal College Simulation Task Force

Her accolades include multiple teaching awards and recognition for simulation-based research in interdisciplinary crisis management protocols. She has extensive training in simulation pedagogy from institutions like Harvard University and holds certifications in emergency ultrasound.