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Dr Elizabeth Leroux MD, FRCPC

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Clinical Assistant Professor Neurology

Headache Clinic Director, South Health Campus
University of Calgary, Canada

Dr Elizabeth Leroux did her neurology training at University of Montreal. She did a two-year fellowship in Paris at the Emergency Headache Center of Hopital Lariboisiere, doing research mainly on cluster headache.

She has been the director of the Headache Clinic at Hospital Notre-Dame (Montreal University Hospital) from 2010 to 2016. She is currently the Headache Leader at the University of Calgary Neurology program.

Dr Leroux is the vice-president of the Canadian Headache Society, the founder of the Migraine Quebec website and association and an advocate for headache patients. She has published a book for the great public on migraine available in french, english, and mandarin.

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