Rachel Carlisle | Medical Lead | CTC Medical Communications

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Rachel’s role involves planning, developing, and producing medical education content related to innovations and advancements in scientific and medical fields; this content is tailored to different audiences, including scientists, healthcare professionals, and lay-people. She works with subject matter experts to create print and electronic publications, multimedia presentations, animated videos, website content, and more.

Rachel received her BSc(H) in Biological Sciences from the University of Guelph and her PhD in Medical Sciences from McMaster University. She stayed on at McMaster University to complete a post-doctoral fellowship researching the molecular mechanisms involved in salt-sensitive hypertensive nephrosclerosis. In her spare time, Rachel enjoys staying active in the gym, mountain biking, and rock climbing.