Édouard Martin

Édouard Martin is a Lecturer and Emergency Medicine Clinician at the Université de Montréal's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, based at the Veterinary University Hospital (CHUV). He specializes in veterinary emergency medicine, clinical teaching, and telemedicine. His roles include teaching clinical courses to veterinary students and mentoring interns, for which he has received multiple teaching awards from the university. He is also involved in expanding veterinary services to remote areas, notably in Kuujjuaq, Northern Quebec, where he established a telemedicine service and emergency animal care programs.

Education: Veterinary studies began at Lyon University, France, followed by an exchange program in 2012 at Université de Montréal's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. Completed internship in Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec.

Research & Projects: Focuses on emergency veterinary care, clinical education, and adapting healthcare in resource-limited environments. Leads initiatives in Kuujjuaq, including vaccination campaigns for sled dogs and training students to manage isolated clinics independently.

• Awards: Mérial Prize, Boehringer Ingelheim Prize in Clinical Teaching
• Future Goals: Securing funding to enhance equipment and logistical support for northern Quebec veterinary services.

He emphasizes hands-on, adaptive training for students, requiring them to develop comprehensive clinical strategies in challenging settings.