Announcing newly-elected and returning CPSA Councillors

• Psychiatric training at the University of Alberta in 2015
• Forensic psychiatry fellowship at the University of Toronto in 2016
• Sub-specialty qualification in Forensic Psychiatry through the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
• Active member of the inpatient and outpatient program in Forensic Services at Alberta Health Services
• Consultant psychiatrist at the maximum-security federal penitentiary, Edmonton Institution, and at the provincial detention centres, Edmonton Remand Centre/Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre
• Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Alberta and the Northern Ontario School of Medicine.
• Chair of the Residency Research Subcommittee for the Psychiatry Residency Program at the University of Alberta.
• Member at the Alberta Health Services Provincial Hearing Committee
• Psychiatrist member on the Mental Health Review Panel Roster with the Government of Alberta.

Dr. Kravtsenyuk also provides general and forensic psychiatric services in Northern Ontario and maintains an active private practice, conducting third-party assessments for criminal and civil proceedings.

• Medical degree from the University of Alberta
• Residency in Family Medicine from McGill University
• Has worked in rural, urban and inner-city practices
• Assistant Clinic Professor in the University of Alberta Department of Family Medicine
• Member of the Governance Advisory Committee of the Alberta College of Family Physicians

Dr. Oladele is practising in Edmonton in general family practice and at an opioid dependency treatment site. Away from work, he and his wife (a nurse) chase around their two young children.

• Medical degree from the University of Calgary
• Fellowships in orthopedic trauma surgery in Switzerland and Vancouver
• Calgary’s first Orthopedic Trauma Surgeon, currently an Orthopedic Traumatologist at the Foothills Medical Centre
• Clinical Professor of orthopedic trauma surgery at the University of Calgary
• A founding member of the Canadian Orthopedic Trauma Society
• Previously the head of the University of Calgary’s Orthopedic Trauma Division and Program Director for the Orthopedic Residency Program
• Has given hundreds of national and international guest lectureships
• Contributed to numerous orthopedic trauma textbooks and co-authored hundreds of papers for peer-reviewed journals

Outside of medicine, Dr. Buckley is an avid skier, golfer and runner. He and his wife Lois (a recently-retired family physician) have two children.

• Medical degree from the University of Alberta
• Residency in Family Medicine at the University of Alberta
• Practices Family Medicine in various settings throughout Edmonton
• Cares for patients at several long-term care and supportive-living facilities in Edmonton and Spruce Grove, offering home visits to housebound patients, including palliative and geriatric populations
• Assistant Clinical Professor in the University of Alberta Department of Family Medicine
• Regularly supervises medical students and residents, at both the bedside and through didactic teaching
• Was a driving force in the creation of the Radiology Update for Family Physicians, an annual multidisciplinary conference she organizes, in conjunction with the academic radiologists in Edmonton

Dr. Fung grew up on a farm in rural Alberta. When not busy with her medical practice, she is a mother to four small children, who often tag along on her home visits and rounds. Dr. Fung stays active by learning badminton, curling in the Edmonton Doctors’ Curling League and playing rec hockey with her physician husband.