Growing up in Jamaica and completing medical school training at the University of West Indies, Dr. Danielle Brown-Shreves completed her family medicine residency at the University of Ottawa in 2012.

Dr. Brown-Shreves is the founder and executive medical director of Restore Medical Clinics, Ottawa’s first Black-led multidisciplinary clinic. She centres her practice on delivering comprehensive, collaborative, and compassionate care to the community, with a focus on vulnerable populations.

In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Brown-Shreves boasts numerous academic accomplishments. She serves as an assistant professor at Queen’s University and has an adjunct position at the University of Ottawa. She is also an avid preceptor and supports many students throughout their training. As a health care leader, Dr. Brown-Shreves participates in various leadership discussions both locally and provincially, advocating for patients and driving health system reforms. She cherishes time with her family, loves to travel and immersing herself in different cultures, and volunteers for several mentorship roles within her community.

Dr. Brown-Shreves offers comprehensive care to vulnerable groups, including refugees, immigrants, and marginalized individuals. With first-hand knowledge of how socio-demographic factors influence health and well-being, she remains committed to enhancing health outcomes for these vulnerable communities.