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Katherine Gibb
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Katherine Gibb is a Montreal-based psychologist in private practice who believes clinicians should play an active role in shaping technology innovation, and in exploring how technology can, in turn, support clinical work and strengthen care.
She co-founded OneClick Receipts, a platform designed for the needs of solo practitioners, after seeing the need for billing and scheduling tools better adapted to her own solo practice.
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Hassan Rezaee
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Hassan Rezaee is a Montreal-based data scientist with experience in machine learning, applied AI, and product development.
At TIL, he focuses on bringing technical clarity to questions at the intersection of data science, clinical practice, and mental health.
He is also a co-founder of OneClick Receipts, an administrative platform for therapists that takes care of receipts and scheduling.
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Katherine Gibb, M.Ed.
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Clinical psychologist & Assistant Professor, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
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Clinical psychologist in private practice