RaDAR Personnel
The work of the Rural Dementia Action Research team members is supported by additional staff and personnel. 
Rob Beever, BSc (Hons), MEd Data Analyst
Rob provides support on numerous research initiatives of RaDAR Investigators including creating databases for analysis, data cleaning, and providing input for posters, papers, and presentations.
Chelsie Cameron Research Assistant/Rural Primary Health Care Coordinator
Chelsie is a research assistant for the Rural Dementia Action Research Team (RaDAR). In her role as the RaDAR Rural Primary Health Care Coordinator she provides assistance to the RaDAR team at the Rural Primary Health Care Memory Clinic sites.
Jean Daku, RN, NP Research Assistant
Jean is a Nurse Practitioner from Kipling, Saskatchewan, and works with a team of health care providers in a rural primary health clinic. She provides support to the RaDAR team's efforts to spread and sustain the Rural Primary Health Care Memory Clinic model in Saskatchewan.
Valerie Elliot, BA (Hons), MPH Research Officer
In April 2017 Valerie joined the Rural Dementia Action Research (RaDAR) team where she continues with her present work as a Research Officer.
Jennifer Fairbairn, BScPT Physiotherapist
Jennifer joined the team in 2019. She is one of two physical therapists who assess clients at the Rural and remote memory clinic. She also works as a part time PT with Community Services in Saskatoon. She has practiced physical therapy since graduating from the University of Saskatchewan in 1995.
Julie Jensen, BScPT, CLT Physiotherapist
Julie is a registered physical therapist who joined the team in the fall of 2019. She has 35 years experience and a special interest in chronic and lymphatic edema. She is a certified lymphatic therapist. She is one of the two physical therapists at the clinic.
Duane Minish, BA Research Officer, Psychometrist
Duane is a research officer with Debra Morgan and provides support for a number of RaDAR projects including coordinating the annual Summit of the Knowledge Network in Rural and Remote Dementia Care. He is also the Rural and Remote Memory Clinic psychometrist and administers the standardized battery of tests to clinic patients. He works closely with the clinic neuropsychologist and students.
Darla Walz, RSW, BScN, RN Clinic Nurse - Rural and Remote Memory Clinic
Darla coordinates the activities of the specialist Rural and Remote Memory Clinic, housed within CCHSA at the University of Saskatchewan