About Us
Dr. Laurie Dusseault
Dr. Jennifer Kays Sommer
Dr. Laurie Dusseault
Residency:
University of Toronto
(North York General Hospital)
Year of graduation:
2005
Special interests:
Minor procedures, Medical education
Hobbies:
Rock climbing, Hockey, Baking
Dr. Chris Johansen
Dr. Jennifer Kays Sommer
Dr. Laurie Dusseault
Residency:
McMaster University (Waterloo Campus)
Year of graduation:
2017
Special interests:
Minor procedures, Medical education
Hobbies:
Volleyball, cycling
Dr. Jennifer Kays Sommer
Dr. Jennifer Kays Sommer
Dr. Jennifer Kays Sommer
Residency:
McMaster University (Waterloo Campus)
Year of graduation:
2019
Special interests:
Health promotion, palliative care
Hobbies:
Gardening, cooking, hockey
Dr. Wyatt McTavish
Dr. Lisa Richardson
Dr. Jennifer Kays Sommer
Residency/Training location:
McMaster University (Waterloo Campus)
Year of graduation:
2012
Hobbies:
Hockey
Dr. Lisa Richardson
Dr. Lisa Richardson
Dr. Lisa Richardson
Residency:
McMaster University (Waterloo Campus)
Year of graduation:
2023
Special interests:
Minor Procedures
Hobbies:
Running, gardening, baking
Dr. Ajay Sharad
Dr. Lisa Richardson
Dr. Lisa Richardson
Residency:
McMaster University (Waterloo Campus)
Year of graduation:
2019
Special interests:
Minor procedures, information technology in medicine
Hobbies:
Being a dad, sports, video games
Dr. Auzair Tak
Dr. Auzair Tak
Dr. Auzair Tak
Residency:
University of Western Ontario
Year of graduation:
2014
Special interests:
Obstetrical care
Hobbies:
Basketball, barbecue/smoking meat
Dr. Xu Wang
Dr. Auzair Tak
Dr. Auzair Tak
Residency:
Residency: Northern Ontario School of Medicine (Sudbury Campus)
Year of graduation:
2015
Special interests:
Public health, health promotion,
women's health
Hobbies:
Running, travelling, water colour painting
Dr. Art Winter
Dr. Auzair Tak
Dr. Art Winter
Residency:
McMaster University (Waterloo Campus)
Year of graduation:
2011
Special interests:
Information technology in medicine
Hobbies:
Board games, tennis, squash
Our Physician Assistants
Fatima Ahmad
Kaitlin Davie
Kaitlin Davie
Residency/Training location:
McMaster University
Year of graduation:
2024
Special interests:
Women's health, Perinatal care, Endocrinology, Dermatology
Hobbies:
Going on long drives, socializing with friends/families, shopping, learning about faith/religion
Kaitlin Davie
Kaitlin Davie
Kaitlin Davie
Residency/Training location:
McMaster University
Year of graduation:
2020
Special interests:
Mental health, women’s health
Hobbies:
Reading, softball, crafting
Jaimie Hogan
Jaimie Hogan
Jaimie Hogan
Residency/Training location:
University of Toronto
Year of graduation:
2024
Special interests:
Women's health
Hobbies:
Baking, reading, travelling
Ali Schram
Jaimie Hogan
Jaimie Hogan
Residency/Training location:
McMaster University
Year of graduation:
2013
Special interests:
Pediatrics, women's health
Hobbies:
Reading, camping,
spending time with my family
Support Staff
Additional Healthcare Professionals
In addition to our physicians, the clinic employs multiple different health care professionals that you may encounter during your visit. We are also a teaching centre involved in medical education through McMaster University and Conestoga College. See below for information about the various team roles:
Medical office assistants (MOAs):
MOAs are your first point of contact with our clinic. They answer phones, room patients, take vital signs, give vaccines, and manage all administrative tasks required to organize your care.
Registered practical Nurse (RPNs):
RPNs have two years of specialized training in nursing. They are experts at taking medical history, triaging the urgency of your needs, and performing specialized delegated procedures and counseling visits.
Medical students:
Medical students join us at different points during their journey through medical school and may range from just observing physicians to doing a comprehensive assessment that is reviewed with your physician.
Resident physicians:
Residents are registered medical doctors who are specializing in family medicine. They have graduated from medical school and are now completing 2-3 years of additional training. Residents are licensed to do everything that a full-fledged doctor can do, but they need to review every patient with their supervising physician to ensure the best patient care possible during their training.