Dr. Olivia Reis is an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan, where she has worked since July 2017. Her clinical work includes full-scope family practice and intrapartum care. She also works with the Saskatchewan Health Authority as a Labour and Delivery ward physician, providing active management of labour and delivery.

From March 2022 to July 2026, Dr. Reis served as Assistant Program Director for CQI in the Department of Family Medicine. She has extensive undergraduate and postgraduate teaching experience, including clinical and didactic teaching of medical students, daily clinical teaching of family medicine residents, and serving as a faculty advisor. She has also contributed to the development and delivery of the Resident Scholar Curriculum, Pediatric Mental Health Curriculum, and obstetrical simulation sessions.

Dr. Reis completed her Doctor of Medicine and Family Medicine residency at the University of Saskatchewan and pursued a Master of Clinical Science in Family Medicine at Western University. Her work also includes presentations, publications and submitted manuscripts, quality improvement programs, and several committee and leadership roles.

In June 2026, Dr. Reis received the Department of Family Medicine Service Award for her work as Assistant Program Director. In July 2017, she received the University of Saskatchewan’s Dr. G. Ernest McBrien Award, awarded to the best overall second-year family medicine resident.