Marie-Lyne Grenier
MScOT, DOT, PhD, erg. - Assistant Professor (Professional) · Additional Faculties & Departments · McGill University
Quick answer: Marie-Lyne Grenier is MScOT, DOT, PhD, erg. - Assistant Professor (Professional) at McGill University. Marie-Lyne Grenier shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-10-19.
⭐ Not accepting graduate students
Research interests
My current clinical practice areas include return to work rehabilitation, ergonomics, and preventive workplace health. My current research interests include anti-oppressive and anti-colonial healthcare practice and education.
Selected publications (since 2023)
[2025] Grenier, M-L. & MacLachlan, J. (2025). Documentation as a tool for oppressive violence or resistance: reconsidering the politics of documentation practices in healthcare. In J. Gingras & J. Brady (Eds.) Changing care: advancing social justice in the health professions. University of Regina Press.
[2023] Lavalley, R., Grenier, M-L., Stanley, K. & Marsden, D. (2023). Active antiracist allyship in occupational therapy. In M.J. Ahmed-Landeryou (Ed.), Antiracist occupational therapy: unsettling the status quo (pp. ). Jessica Kingsley Publishers.
[2026] Zafran, H., Beagan, B.L., Shephard, D., Lauckner, H., Whalley Hammell, K. Lee Bunting, K., Grenier, M.L., Turcotte, P-L., Abdo, S. & Jarus, T. (2026). Letter to the editor: Finally, Dialogue. Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy. https
Frequently asked questions
Is Marie-Lyne Grenier hiring PhD students at McGill University?
Yes. As of 2026-10-19, Marie-Lyne Grenier's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: Not accepting graduate students.
What does Marie-Lyne Grenier research?
My current clinical practice areas include return to work rehabilitation, ergonomics, and preventive workplace health. My current research interests include anti-oppressive and anti-colonial healthcare practice and education.
Data last updated: 2026-10-19 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.
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