Summary
Andrew Dam is a research-driven medical student and Lead Investigator at the Temerty Faculty of Medicine with a decade of experience bridging clinical research, program leadership, and community safety initiatives. A Queen’s BHSc graduate with advanced training in applied research methods, he has led large-scale systematic reviews and meta-analyses, calibrated screening teams, and delivered reproducible analyses in R. He pairs academic rigor—work with McMaster’s Evidence in Allergy Lab and teaching roles—with operational impact, having overseen a $500K campus safety service and built a scheduling automation that cut planning time by 75%. Active in student leadership and public engagement, he founded peer tutoring programs, co-founded a multilingual COVID resource initiative, and sustains a strong presence in music and communications. Known for translating complex evidence into practical policy and tools, he brings both fastidious data skills and a knack for building cross-functional teams.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
O.S.S.D, O.S.S.D at Sherwood Secondary School
Doctor of Medicine (MD), Doctor of Medicine (MD) at Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto
Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) — BHSc, Learning Track: Applied Research Methods in Health Sciences, Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) — BHSc, Learning Track: Applied Research Methods in Health Sciences at Queen's University