Olivia Rennie

Research Technologist @The Hospital for Sick Children

Toronto, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Nov 2018 — Present

Research Technologist @The Hospital for Sick Children

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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and other neurodevelopmental disorders, are genetically heterogeneous conditions, with a wide range of severity. Despite the recognized genetic basis of conditions like ASD, a comprehensive list of genes associated with the condition has yet to be developed. In my role as a Research Technologist, I evaluate genetic evidence, assessing the relationship between different genes and ASD. This involves examining clinical as well as genetic data.

EDUCATION

2014 — 2018

University of Toronto

Neuroscience & Psychology

2023 — 2025

Toronto Film School

Film Production - Associate Diploma

2022 — 2024

Toronto Film School

Writing for Film & Television - Associate Diploma

2021 — 2029

University of Toronto

Combined MD-PhD

2010 — 2014

Pickering High School

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)

2019 — 2021

University of Toronto

Theatre, Literature, & Film

2021 — 2025

University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies

Certificate in Creative Writing, Specialization in Screenwriting

ABOUT OLIVIA RENNIE

Medical student x Filmmaker x Dreamer. Creating under the pen name Autumn Sky, I am an MD/PhD student who dares to think outside the box about ways we can address some of the most pressing health and social crises of our time: through film and television. Currently in the PhD phase of the MD/PhD program at the University of Toronto, my work focuses on how we can leverage the screen-based industries as a tool for social advocacy - in healthcare and beyond. Having studied theatre and film prior to entering my medical studies, I continue to grow as a filmmaker through Toronto Film School’s Screenwriting and Film Production programs. Outside the world of film, I’m fortunate to have opportunities to work with organizations such as St. Michael’s Hospital and The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), and to serve in teaching roles for statistics at the University of Toronto. My passion for writing continues in the medical and science realm through my work with FluidAI Medical, a biotechnology company with a vision to radically improve postoperative patient care. For more about me and my work, visit my website, or follow me on social media,@thisisautumnsky

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