Mamdouh Shubair

Associate Professor

University of Northern British Columbia

School of Health Sciences

Faculty of Human and Health Sciences

UNBC-listed appointments: Disability Management Coordinator

UNBC Member

Research interests

AgingCancerCardiovascularClinical ResearchDiabetesDisabilityHealth and Well-beingHealth InequitiesHealth InformaticsHealth Service DeliveryNeurology & CardiologyOther Diseasespatient-oriented researchPublic and Population HealthSleep HealthSocial Determinants of Health

Biomedical

Epidemiological Methods, Factor Analysis, Principal Components Analysis, Quantitative Research Methods, Survey Methods, Occupational Epidemiology.

About

Dr. Mamdouh Shubair is a population and public health epidemiologist. Dr. Shubair started his faculty appointment in the Health Sciences Programs at UNBC in January 2009. He came from McMaster University where he was teaching at the Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics. At UNBC, Dr. Shubair’s research and teaching interests are focused around chronic disease epidemiology, particularly obesity, type 2 diabetes (T2D), and cardiovascular disease (CVD) in Rural/Remote and Aboriginal populations. Mamdouh is also interested in Disability Management issues where he supervises several graduate students in the Disability Management (DISM) program.

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Currently accepting graduate students. As reported by UNBC on September 6, 2026.

Programs: MSc Health Sciences, PhD Health Sciences

HRI snapshot: August 5, 2026.

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