Chloe Stiles

I am interested in tissue mechanics and exploring the diagnostic potential of all forms of medical imaging. My current research is focused on improving surgical outcomes for individuals with osteoarthritis who have undergone stemless shoulder arthroplasties. After my Master’s degree I will be attending medical school with the end goal of becoming a radiologist. I would eventually like to work with Doctors Without Borders to increase the accessibility of medical imaging technologies throughout the world. My aim in doing so will be to: enable earlier diagnosis of various conditions, individualize treatment, and improve the overall quality of life for individuals living with disability.

BSc in Kinesiology, Medical Physiology Minor, Rehabilitation Sciences Specialization - University of Waterloo

KIN 100L (VTA): Regional Human Anatomy Laboratory

KIN 202L: Exercise Physiology and Metabolism Laboratory

KIN 204L: Movement Assessment and Exercise Prescription Laboratory

I have lived in England, Australia, Utah, and across Canada. I’ve travelled to 17 countries, with more on the way. I love to dance, specifically ballet, and have done it my whole life. I enjoy painting, sewing, and scrapbooking. In my spare time you can find me trying new dessert shops or playing long board games with my family. I love to learn new things and am always excited to try something new.