Dr. Julie Maggi is a clinical psychiatrist in both the Positive Care Clinic at St. Michael's Hospital and in the Mental Health in Medicine Program at Women's College Hospital. She works with the Women and HIV Research Program at WCRI. She is an assistant professor in the department of psychiatry at the University of Toronto and also acts as a research associate with the National Network for Environments and Women's Health.

Research and Academic Interests:
Dr. Maggi's work focuses on the mental health needs of women living with HIV, particularly the needs of immigrant women from countries where HIV is endemic. These women may face particular challenges in navigating Canadian health systems. Dr. Maggi is currently a co-principle investigator with Dr. Tamara Daly from York University, and Dr. Mark Halman at St. Michael's Hospital on a study of the community support services available to women living with HIV. She is also part of a community-university research partnership led by Dr. Alan Li examining the mental health needs of immigrants, refugees and people without status who have HIV. She is also working with Dr. Mona Loutfy to understand and support the pregnancy planning needs of women living with HIV.

Publications:
Review a list of Dr. Julie Maggi's peer-reviewed publications as indexed by the National Library of Medicine.