Dr. Kristian Goulet is originally from Ottawa and did his undergraduate degree in Biology (Honours) at Queens University in Kingston, Ontario. His Medical School Training was in Ireland and this is where he first started his work with concussions, examining the prevalence in Irish Rugby players. He completed his Paediatric Residency training at the University of New Mexico. During this time he began giving concussion presentations at the local, State and National levels. 

 

He then went on to do a Sports Medicine Fellowship at Harvard University. During this time he again was very active in the field of concussions giving multiple presentations at the local, regional, and national level. Dr Goulet is an Assistant Professor at the University of Ottawa and is a member of the Brian and Mind Research Institute at that institution. He is the Medical Director of Hockey Eastern Ontario and has a consultancy role with Hockey Canada. He is a member of the Canadian Concussion Collaborative as well as the Canadian Concussion Network. He is a member of the International Health Advisory Team treating patients with “Havana Syndrome.” He is on the Scientific Advisory Board for Brain Injury Canada. Dr Goulet also plays a very active role with the Canadian Pediatric Society Injury Prevention Committee. He is the Medical Director of the Eastern Ontario Concussion Clinic and the Pediatric Sports Medicine Clinic of Ottawa. His research interests lie in concussion education projects and the interaction between persistent post concussion symptoms and mental health issues.