MEET OUR INTERNS
Niya Tom
Abirami Sivasathan
Luciana Lo
Niya is a Biology student at Western University with a strong interest in preventive care, health education, and community outreach. As a Dental Assistant Intern and Community Health Volunteer in rural India, she supported oral hygiene education and gained firsthand insight into global health equity and healthcare accessibility in rural areas. Actively involved in student clubs, Niya has developed strong collaboration and public engagement skills and is committed to advancing sustainable, community-based care.
Luciana Lo
Abirami Sivasathan
Luciana Lo
Luciana is a Health Sciences student at Western University specializing in Rehabilitation Science, with experience in health education, community support, and research. She has supported children living with Type 1 diabetes in camp settings and is interested in occupational therapy and community wellbeing, with a focus on practical, strengths-based approaches to everyday health challenges. Luciana has contributed to international research at OsloMet on AV1 telepresence robots that help children and youth with long-term illness or mental health challenges stay connected to school, and has supported the integration of these findings into the occupational therapy curriculum. She is also involved in a photovoice project exploring how racialized older adults navigate self-care amid racism and ageism. As a CPIP intern, Luciana brings a community-first, equity-focused lens and is motivated by prevention, access, and patient-informed care.
Abirami Sivasathan
Abirami Sivasathan
Abirami Sivasathan
Abirami is a Health Sciences student at Western University with experience in both clinical and administrative settings. She has been actively involved in projects that promote equitable, community-centred healthcare, and she is deeply passionate about advancing healthcare accessibility and equity for underserved communities.
Now serving as an intern with the CPIP, Abirami brings her strong academic foundation, genuine compassion, and commitment to service to our growing team. Her drive to support meaningful, community-focused health initiatives makes her a valuable addition to CPIP’s mission and the work we are building across Sri Lanka.
Danté Fosterdelmundo
Danté Fosterdelmundo
Danté Fosterdelmundo
Danté is a Joint Honours Political Science and Public Administration student at the University of Ottawa, bringing a unique blend of policy expertise, frontline experience, and community engagement. He has worked with Crown-Indigenous Relations on treaty negotiations and reconciliation, supported vulnerable populations at Shepherds of Goo
Danté is a Joint Honours Political Science and Public Administration student at the University of Ottawa, bringing a unique blend of policy expertise, frontline experience, and community engagement. He has worked with Crown-Indigenous Relations on treaty negotiations and reconciliation, supported vulnerable populations at Shepherds of Good Hope, and strengthened his communication skills as a Parliamentary Assistant. An award-winning debater, varsity fencer, and dedicated volunteer, Danté combines leadership, resilience, and compassion in all he does.
Hanvitha Bosigari
Danté Fosterdelmundo
Danté Fosterdelmundo
Hanvitha is a third-year Health Sciences student in the Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences program with a minor in Psychology at the University of Ottawa. She is deeply passionate about medicine, research, and empowering youth through education.
She has taken on leadership roles that provide mentorship, training, and resources to aspirin
Hanvitha is a third-year Health Sciences student in the Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences program with a minor in Psychology at the University of Ottawa. She is deeply passionate about medicine, research, and empowering youth through education.
She has taken on leadership roles that provide mentorship, training, and resources to aspiring healthcare students while fostering inclusive learning spaces. Hanvitha has gained research and clinical experience, deepening her understanding of patient-centred care and health equity.
Hanvitha joins CPIP with a commitment to using her academic background, leadership experience, and passion for equitable healthcare to support research, outreach, and meaningful community engagement.
Sanjay Mohanakumar
Danté Fosterdelmundo
Sanjay Mohanakumar
.Sanjay is a Health Sciences student at McMaster University with a strong commitment to research, health equity, and community-centred care. His past role at Shepherd Village Long-Term Care involved applying data analytics to support clinical decision-making and improve care outcomes. Sanjay’s experience spans mental health advocacy, pati
.Sanjay is a Health Sciences student at McMaster University with a strong commitment to research, health equity, and community-centred care. His past role at Shepherd Village Long-Term Care involved applying data analytics to support clinical decision-making and improve care outcomes. Sanjay’s experience spans mental health advocacy, patient storytelling, pediatric screening, and culturally responsive initiatives supporting Tamil-Canadian communities. He also leads mental health programming with the Jaffna Medical Faculty Overseas Alumni (JMFOA), working to advance culturally grounded care and mentorship.
Saloni Choksi
Jillian Cristobal
Saloni Choksi
Saloni is a recent graduate in Biomedical Science from the University of Ottawa with extensive experience from both clinical and community health settings, having worked as a Clinical Research Assistant at her local children's hospital and a Patient Service Clerk in outpatient clinics. Beyond the hospital setting, Saloni has been deeply i
Saloni is a recent graduate in Biomedical Science from the University of Ottawa with extensive experience from both clinical and community health settings, having worked as a Clinical Research Assistant at her local children's hospital and a Patient Service Clerk in outpatient clinics. Beyond the hospital setting, Saloni has been deeply involved in global health outreach through MEDLIFE, where she served as Co-President and participated in a service-learning trip to Peru to operate a mobile clinic in remote communities. Motivated by a commitment to equitable healthcare and system improvement, she brings to the CPIP team strong organizational skills, cultural sensitivity, and a passion for advancing accessible, patient-centred care in underserved populations.
Ishan Shah
Jillian Cristobal
Saloni Choksi
Ishan is a second-year Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences student specializing in Population and Public Health at the University of Ottawa, with a strong interest in community-based healthcare, research, and health equity. His passion for CPIP’s mission is shaped by his academic focus on population health and desire to address gaps in a
Ishan is a second-year Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences student specializing in Population and Public Health at the University of Ottawa, with a strong interest in community-based healthcare, research, and health equity. His passion for CPIP’s mission is shaped by his academic focus on population health and desire to address gaps in access to care for underserved communities.
Through his experience as a Research Assistant at BC Cancer, Ishan has developed skills in medical chart review, data management, and health systems research, strengthening his understanding of how evidence and data can inform community care. He is eager to explore how research and community paramedicine intersect to create real-world impact. Ishan joins CPIP with a commitment to contributing to research and making improvements.
Jillian Cristobal
Jillian Cristobal
Jillian Cristobal
Jillian is a passionate and detail-oriented emerging professional with a strong academic foundation in social work and a growing interest in global health and social equity. With experience in supporting team-based projects, community initiatives, and advocacy work, she brings a collaborative mindset and commitment to learning.
Jillian's g
Jillian is a passionate and detail-oriented emerging professional with a strong academic foundation in social work and a growing interest in global health and social equity. With experience in supporting team-based projects, community initiatives, and advocacy work, she brings a collaborative mindset and commitment to learning.
Jillian's growing enthusiasm for contributing to meaningful and community-focused work aligns well with CPIP's mission. Now, she is ready to apply her skills to real-world healthcare challenges and deepen her understanding of health disparities, making an impact through outreach, education, and research efforts that support equitable care.
Mackenzie More
Sharadhini Sivaraj
Inuk Dayarathne
Mackenzie is a Medical Science student at Western University with academic training in neuroscience and a strong interest in community-based healthcare. She has research experience in neuroscience and has volunteered extensively with children in healthcare and community settings, strengthening her understanding of patient-centred and pre
Mackenzie is a Medical Science student at Western University with academic training in neuroscience and a strong interest in community-based healthcare. She has research experience in neuroscience and has volunteered extensively with children in healthcare and community settings, strengthening her understanding of patient-centred and preventative care. She is passionate about service and advocacy and is committed to contributing to healthcare initiatives that support underserved populations and promote long-term well-being.
Inuk Dayarathne
Sharadhini Sivaraj
Inuk Dayarathne
Inuk is a third-year Biochemistry student at the University of Ottawa with a strong passion for community health, research, and equity. As a second-generation Sri Lankan immigrant, he brings a personal connection to CPIP’s mission, inspired by the healthcare challenges faced in Sri Lanka.
Through leadership roles in HOSA and coding educat
Inuk is a third-year Biochemistry student at the University of Ottawa with a strong passion for community health, research, and equity. As a second-generation Sri Lankan immigrant, he brings a personal connection to CPIP’s mission, inspired by the healthcare challenges faced in Sri Lanka.
Through leadership roles in HOSA and coding education initiatives, Inuk has demonstrated initiative, mentorship, and a drive to make learning accessible. He is eager to explore how research and community care intersect to create real-world impact, especially in underserved communities. Inuk joins CPIP with a commitment to contribute meaningfully to research, outreach, and fieldwork.
Sharadhini Sivaraj
Sharadhini Sivaraj
Sharadhini Sivaraj
Sharadhini is an ambitious Psychology student at Heriot-Watt University with a strong passion for mental health, community engagement, and research. She is a dedicated advocate for psychological well-being and is motivated to support the development of more accessible mental health services for underserved communities. Through volunteerin
Sharadhini is an ambitious Psychology student at Heriot-Watt University with a strong passion for mental health, community engagement, and research. She is a dedicated advocate for psychological well-being and is motivated to support the development of more accessible mental health services for underserved communities. Through volunteering and event collaboration, she has developed strong leadership and teamwork skills. As a CPIP intern, Sharadhini brings a genuine commitment to learning and contributing to research, driven by her academic interest in research and her passion for accessible, equitable care.
Lucksiha Sivarupan
Lucksiha Sivarupan
Sharadhini Sivaraj
Lucksiha is a Public Affairs and Policy Management student at Carleton University, specializing in Strategic Public Opinion, with a strong interest in policy-making and strategic communications. She currently works as a Research Assistant at Library and Archives Canada, researching archival material related to prime ministerial leadershi
Lucksiha is a Public Affairs and Policy Management student at Carleton University, specializing in Strategic Public Opinion, with a strong interest in policy-making and strategic communications. She currently works as a Research Assistant at Library and Archives Canada, researching archival material related to prime ministerial leadership, and has interned with several non-profit organizations, including the Children’s Aid Society and the Canadian Musicians Cooperative. Actively involved on campus, she supports student well-being through initiatives addressing food insecurity and campus safety. Her academic and extracurricular experiences reflect a strong commitment to research, strategic communication, and community engagement aimed at creating meaningful social impact.
Anita Gupta
Lucksiha Sivarupan
Anita Gupta
Anita (she/they) is a standout Health Sciences student at Carleton University, known for her strong research abilities, policy insight, and dedication to health equity. She has evaluated global mental health policies as a Research Assistant and contributed to peer-reviewed publications. Anita also brings clinical experience from Saint Vi
Anita (she/they) is a standout Health Sciences student at Carleton University, known for her strong research abilities, policy insight, and dedication to health equity. She has evaluated global mental health policies as a Research Assistant and contributed to peer-reviewed publications. Anita also brings clinical experience from Saint Vincent Bruyère Hospital, where she supported assistive tech use and developed accessible health materials. Her work with Subaltern Health and Lestari Sustainable Development reflects her global perspective and commitment to inclusive, data-driven solutions.
Meaghan Woo
Lucksiha Sivarupan
Anita Gupta
Meaghan is a graduate in Cultural Anthropology and Sociology with a strong interest in community-based health initiatives and social equity. Her academic background provides her with a deep understanding of how culture, social structures, and systemic barriers influence access to healthcare. She is passionate about supporting community p
Meaghan is a graduate in Cultural Anthropology and Sociology with a strong interest in community-based health initiatives and social equity. Her academic background provides her with a deep understanding of how culture, social structures, and systemic barriers influence access to healthcare. She is passionate about supporting community paramedicine models that prioritize underserved populations, culturally responsive care, and sustainable health solutions. Through CPIP, she aims to contribute research-informed insight and a people-centred perspective to help improve healthcare access in rural communities.
Emily Barbosa
Jananey Rajagopalan
Emily Barbosa
Emily is a recent Biology graduate from Western University with a strong interest in medical research, disease prevention, and community health. She brings extensive research experience in microbiology and immunology, having worked with various bacterial pathogens as a Research Assistant at Western University. In addition to her research
Emily is a recent Biology graduate from Western University with a strong interest in medical research, disease prevention, and community health. She brings extensive research experience in microbiology and immunology, having worked with various bacterial pathogens as a Research Assistant at Western University. In addition to her research background, Emily has held leadership roles where she mentored and trained student leaders and supported the Western community through student orientation initiatives. She joins CPIP with a commitment to equitable healthcare and contributing to impactful research.
Frankie Xun
Jananey Rajagopalan
Emily Barbosa
Frankie is a passionate media artist and designer, currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Design/Media Art at the University of California, Los Angeles. With involvement in commercially-driven media spaces, he has developed a highly matured and systematic approach to information display and design. His experiences as a motion graphics
Frankie is a passionate media artist and designer, currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Design/Media Art at the University of California, Los Angeles. With involvement in commercially-driven media spaces, he has developed a highly matured and systematic approach to information display and design. His experiences as a motion graphics designer with Eventmaker enabled him to dynamically build encapsulating visual identities. He hopes to empower CPIP's mission of accessible care with his passion and learn to collaborate meaningfully with community partners and professionals, making a difference with his work.
Jananey Rajagopalan
Jananey Rajagopalan
Jananey Rajagopalan
Jananey serves as the English-Tamil Translator for CPIP
with strong experience in health communication and community engagement. She supports the development of linguistically inclusive materials that ensure timely and accessible information for diverse communities. As a Public Health student with a passion for equitable access to care, J
Jananey serves as the English-Tamil Translator for CPIP
with strong experience in health communication and community engagement. She supports the development of linguistically inclusive materials that ensure timely and accessible information for diverse communities. As a Public Health student with a passion for equitable access to care, Jananey is committed to bridging language gaps and helping CPIP strengthen its connection with the Tamil-speaking population.
David Hart
Dahami Kottelage
Jananey Rajagopalan
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Dahami Kottelage
Dahami Kottelage
Dahami Kottelage
Dahami Kottelage is a Bachelor of Health student at the University of New Brunswick with a passion for population and global health, community research, and health equity. Passionate about improving access to healthcare and supporting underserved communities, she brings experience engaging with diverse populations through volunteer progra
Dahami Kottelage is a Bachelor of Health student at the University of New Brunswick with a passion for population and global health, community research, and health equity. Passionate about improving access to healthcare and supporting underserved communities, she brings experience engaging with diverse populations through volunteer programs, academic mentoring, and community initiatives. Dahami enjoys combining research, hands-on community work, and creative problem-solving to make meaningful public health impacts and is excited to contribute her skills to CPIP’s initiatives in Sri Lanka.
Aadhvy Thilagaraj
Dahami Kottelage
Dahami Kottelage
Aadhvy is an Occupational Therapy student at Université de Montréal, holding experience in geriatric clinical care, data-analysis research and community volunteering. She has a strong interest in injury prevention and actively promotes physical activity within the Tamil Youth Sporting and Cultural Association (TYSCA) through multimedia i
Aadhvy is an Occupational Therapy student at Université de Montréal, holding experience in geriatric clinical care, data-analysis research and community volunteering. She has a strong interest in injury prevention and actively promotes physical activity within the Tamil Youth Sporting and Cultural Association (TYSCA) through multimedia initiatives, fostering awareness in the Tamil community. Her role as a research assistant at the Centre d'apprentissage des attitudes et habiletés cliniques (CAAHC) in a user feedback–driven simulation program has enabled her to develop a deeper understanding of community needs and the critical importance of patient partnership. As a CPIP intern, she is committed to applying an occupational therapy perspective to promote accessible, equitable, and informed services that reflect the values and priorities of the populations served. Her passion for learning and delivering prevention-focused education aligns closely with CPIP’s mandate and supports dynamic collaboration among those involved in paramedicine and fieldwork.
Abdurehman Ahmad
Abdurehman Ahmad
Abdurehman Ahmad
My name is Abdurehman Ahmad, and I am a third-year student at Ontario Tech University, specializing in Human Resources and Organizational Behaviour. My academic background began in Life Sciences, and I’ve found myself shifting into this business-healthcare intersectionality to find business-driven and strategic ways to deliver innovative
My name is Abdurehman Ahmad, and I am a third-year student at Ontario Tech University, specializing in Human Resources and Organizational Behaviour. My academic background began in Life Sciences, and I’ve found myself shifting into this business-healthcare intersectionality to find business-driven and strategic ways to deliver innovative and effective health outcomes. I have always been deeply drawn to the fast-paced nature of emergency medicine and the challenge of quick problem-solving. Beyond the classroom, I am passionate about supporting charitable causes and underserved communities, which I have pursued through volunteering in mental health roles, working with rescue animals, and leading various fundraising initiatives. CPIP is incredibly exciting to me because it aligns perfectly with my future aspirations to provide medical aid abroad. I hope to eventually join organizations such as Doctors Without Borders to support underserved populations across the world through healthcare projects and community-centred initiatives like CPIP.
Amtul Rehman
Abdurehman Ahmad
Abdurehman Ahmad
Amtul is a Clinical Bioinformatics student at Humber College with a background in dentistry. She is passionate about applying data-driven approaches to healthcare, bridging clinical insights with bioinformatics to improve patient care and outcomes. As a CPIP intern, Amtul is excited to contribute her analytical skills and multidisciplina
Amtul is a Clinical Bioinformatics student at Humber College with a background in dentistry. She is passionate about applying data-driven approaches to healthcare, bridging clinical insights with bioinformatics to improve patient care and outcomes. As a CPIP intern, Amtul is excited to contribute her analytical skills and multidisciplinary perspective to support innovative community paramedicine initiatives
Sia Sharma
Abdurehman Ahmad
Sia Sharma
Sia is a dedicated Health Sciences student at the University of Ottawa, specializing in Population and Public Health. Driven by a deep interest in health equity and community wellness, she brings a diverse background in frontline patient support and federal health research. She is motivated to bridge her academic background with advancin
Sia is a dedicated Health Sciences student at the University of Ottawa, specializing in Population and Public Health. Driven by a deep interest in health equity and community wellness, she brings a diverse background in frontline patient support and federal health research. She is motivated to bridge her academic background with advancing equitable, patient-centered initiatives. During her internship at CPIP, Sia looks forward to supporting community-led projects that address healthcare gaps and improve outcomes in underserved populations.
Helena Bosic
Parnian Khoubyari
Mitul Karmaker
Helena is a recent graduate with a degree in Health Information Science and Health Promotion from Western University. Her interests include education, digital health technology, and equity-focused work. She has professional experience at OnTalent, where she researches and develops content for a digital health promotion platform aimed at
Helena is a recent graduate with a degree in Health Information Science and Health Promotion from Western University. Her interests include education, digital health technology, and equity-focused work. She has professional experience at OnTalent, where she researches and develops content for a digital health promotion platform aimed at enhancing youth health literacy. Helena’s commitment to improving health outcomes through upstream innovation will make her a valuable asset to CPIP's team of interns.
Mitul Karmaker
Parnian Khoubyari
Mitul Karmaker
Mitul is a health Sciences graduate with a strong foundation in global health and clinical research, with a focus on health equity and ethically grounded care. As an intern with the Community Paramedic Integration Project (CPIP), I contribute across the Research & Proposal Team, CP Adaptation Committee, and Funding & Grant Writing Team,
Mitul is a health Sciences graduate with a strong foundation in global health and clinical research, with a focus on health equity and ethically grounded care. As an intern with the Community Paramedic Integration Project (CPIP), I contribute across the Research & Proposal Team, CP Adaptation Committee, and Funding & Grant Writing Team, supporting literature reviews, program development, and the adaptation of community paramedicine models to Sri Lanka’s healthcare context. My work involves designing evidence-based interventions, assisting with training and implementation planning, and contributing to grant writing and partnership development. I am passionate about advancing sustainable, community-centered solutions that strengthen existing healthcare systems and bring care closer to underserved communities.
Parnian Khoubyari
Parnian Khoubyari
Parnian Khoubyari
Parnian is a Pharmacology and Therapeutics student at McGill University with a minor in French Language and Literature. I’m passionate about supporting others through education, healthcare, and community engagement, and I’m committed to advancing a healthcare system that is equitable and accessible to all.
My academic interests lie at the
Parnian is a Pharmacology and Therapeutics student at McGill University with a minor in French Language and Literature. I’m passionate about supporting others through education, healthcare, and community engagement, and I’m committed to advancing a healthcare system that is equitable and accessible to all.
My academic interests lie at the intersection of drug development, patient care, and biomedical ethics. I am particularly drawn to the ethical dimensions of clinical trials and therapeutic research, and I hope to contribute to improving fairness, transparency, and patient-centered decision-making within the drug development process.
I have experience teaching in diverse contexts; across sports, science, and language which has shaped my belief that education is a reciprocal exchange where both sides learn and grow.
Whether I am supporting individuals, teaching in different contexts, or contributing quietly from behind my laptop, I’m driven by the same goal: to be part of something that helps people live better, healthier, and more meaningful lives.
Harika Ganipineni
Harika Ganipineni
Parnian Khoubyari
Harika is a Genetics student at Western University with a strong interest in medicine, community health, and equitable access to healthcare. As an aspiring physician, she is passionate about understanding how healthcare systems can better serve underserved communities. Through CPIP, she developed a strong interest in how innovative, commu
Harika is a Genetics student at Western University with a strong interest in medicine, community health, and equitable access to healthcare. As an aspiring physician, she is passionate about understanding how healthcare systems can better serve underserved communities. Through CPIP, she developed a strong interest in how innovative, community-based models of care can improve health outcomes and expand access to care. Harika is excited to contribute to CPIP’s mission by helping bring healthcare closer to the communities that need it most. She is committed to engaging with communities, supporting meaningful initiatives, and contributing to the continued growth and impact of CPIP’s work.
Karina Stoochnoff
Harika Ganipineni
Karina Stoochnoff
Karina is a second-year Health Sciences student at the University of Ottawa, with a strong interest in public health and policy. Through her academic studies she has gained knowledge in health systems, ethics and research. She has pursued several voluntary initiatives such as volunteering at Bruyère Health and contributing to a research
Karina is a second-year Health Sciences student at the University of Ottawa, with a strong interest in public health and policy. Through her academic studies she has gained knowledge in health systems, ethics and research. She has pursued several voluntary initiatives such as volunteering at Bruyère Health and contributing to a research project at The Ottawa Hospital. Currently, Karina is an executive member of Champions of Change, a campus organization dedicated to promoting and raising funds for communities in poverty. She is committed to advancing equitable and community-centered approaches to health
Nadia Mohamed
Harika Ganipineni
Karina Stoochnoff
Nadia is a Biomedical Science student at the University of Ottawa with a background rooted in clinical research and community-driven health initiatives. As a research advisor across various institutions, she has supported a diverse array of projects ranging from specific improvements in clinical practice to large-scale, system-level poli
Nadia is a Biomedical Science student at the University of Ottawa with a background rooted in clinical research and community-driven health initiatives. As a research advisor across various institutions, she has supported a diverse array of projects ranging from specific improvements in clinical practice to large-scale, system-level policy changes. Her work with the Canadian Council of the Blind further established her conviction that community is vital to maintaining personal health and increasing healthcare accessibility. Nadia looks forward to applying the skills she has developed within the Canadian healthcare context to CPIP’s mission of improving health outcomes for populations globally. .
Feegalo Kude-Giadom
Feegalo Kude-Giadom
Feegalo Kude-Giadom
Feegalo is a public health professional with a Master of Public Health from Walden University and a background in Environmental Science and International Development Studies from Dalhousie University. Her work focuses on population health, health equity, and strengthening community health systems through evidence-based approaches. She is
Feegalo is a public health professional with a Master of Public Health from Walden University and a background in Environmental Science and International Development Studies from Dalhousie University. Her work focuses on population health, health equity, and strengthening community health systems through evidence-based approaches. She is particularly interested in preventive health strategies and improving access to care for underserved and rural communities. Feegalo is passionate about collaborative, community-centered healthcare models and is excited to support the Community Paramedic Integration Project’s mission of expanding access to care through innovative community paramedicine initiatives.
Foram Rana
Feegalo Kude-Giadom
Feegalo Kude-Giadom
Foram is a Health Sciences student at the University of Ottawa with a strong academic interest in community health, mental health, and health equity. She has been actively involved in community-based initiatives supporting individuals experiencing homelessness, contributing to outreach efforts and service-driven projects focused on dignit
Foram is a Health Sciences student at the University of Ottawa with a strong academic interest in community health, mental health, and health equity. She has been actively involved in community-based initiatives supporting individuals experiencing homelessness, contributing to outreach efforts and service-driven projects focused on dignity, accessibility, and meaningful impact. In addition, her hospital volunteering experience has strengthened her understanding of patient-centred care and interdisciplinary collaboration within clinical settings. Through her academic and volunteer experiences, Foram has developed a collaborative mindset and a deep commitment to addressing health disparities. She joins CPIP with a passion for advancing equitable, community-centred care and contributing to research, outreach, and public health initiatives that support underserved populations.