Onofre Moran-Mendoza

Dr. Onofre Moran-Mendoza is an Associate Professor in the Division of Respirology and Sleep Medicine at Queen's University's School of Medicine. He holds cross-appointments at the Translational Institute of Medicine (TIME) and leads clinical and research efforts in respiratory health. His roles include managing the Tuberculosis Clinic alongside Infectious Disease Specialists, running a General Respirology Clinic, and spearheading the Interstitial Lung Disease Clinic at Hotel Dieu Hospital.

Education: MSc in Clinical Epidemiology and PhD in Clinical-Classical Epidemiology. Teaching responsibilities include undergraduate courses in Critical Appraisal and General Respirology, as well as training programs for Internal Medicine Residents and Respirology Fellows.

Research focuses on Tuberculosis diagnostics, Interstitial Lung Disease databases, and respiratory physiology. Key areas include lung function testing, heart-lung interactions, and epidemiological studies in respiratory pathologies.

No scientific awards explicitly listed. Clinical and academic activities emphasize patient care, education, and translational research in respiratory medicine.