Who We Are
Medical Intelligence CBRNE Inc. (MEDINT CBRNE Group) is a service-consulting firm in security intelligence, professional training, and research and development for an optimal defence against CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive) threats, more commonly referenced as weapons of mass destruction.
Mission
MEDINT CBRNE is dedicated to providing high quality consulting, training, and research and development services to the security intelligence and defence industry.
Values
- Integrity
- Loyalty to Canada and its Allies
- Humanity
- Multi-competency
- Dedication
- Respect
Our Clients
MEDINT CBRNE Group is created to serve
- Governmental Intelligence Agencies which includes Law Enforcements and Military Forces
- Hospitals
- First responders (Fire Department, Paramedics)
- Research Centers
- Health Care Schools (Universities)
- Defence and Security Industries, particularly those involved in CBRNE defences
Our Team
Members of MEDINT CBRNE Group are affiliated with various health profession colleges and associations.
- Dr Capitaine (retraité) Stéphane Bourassa, PhD, BSc, RN, CD — Président LinkedInResearchGateORCIDGoogle Scholar
- Mr. François Pelletier, MSc — Vice-Président Opérations et TI ORCIDGoogle Scholar
- Mr. Éric Francoeur — Directeur des opérations aériennes LinkedIn
- Adjudant-maître (retraité) François Léger, CD — Administrateur
- Mr. Louis Dufresne, PhD — Administrateur LinkedInResearchGate
- Mr. Mehdi Benhassine, PhD — Administrateur LinkedInGoogle ScholarResearchGateORCID
- Mr. Hristijan Ivanovski, MA — Administrateur LinkedInAcademia.eduGoogle Scholar
- Dr Guillaume Jean, MD — Administrateur ResearchGate
Founding Members
- Dr Major (retraité) Marc Dauphin, MSM, CD, MD
- Sergente (retraitée) Nadine Laflamme, CD
- Adjudant-maître (retraité) François Léger, CD
Retired
- Major (retraité) Daniel Noebert, CD
- Mme Andréa Bergeron
Acknowledgements
These services were created by wounded military personnel and some with disabilities. We acknowledge the various services of Veterans Affairs Canada for enabling veterans to remain active at certain levels, which in turn creates projects adapted to their limitations, allowing them to continue contributing to Canadian society and to continue serving Canada before self in some respects.