Clinical Ethicist
Clinician Scientist
University Lecturer
PhD Student
Clinical Ethicist
Clinician Scientist
University Lecturer
PhD Student
About Daniel
My Work
My name is Daniel Wyzynski and I am a Clinical and Organizational Ethicist working at the intersection of healthcare practice, research ethics, and policy development. With a background in philosophy and health sciences, my work focuses on navigating complex ethical challenges in clinical care, supporting values-based decision-making, and strengthening ethical infrastructure across healthcare systems.
In my clinical role I provide ethics consultation and education across diverse hospital programs, helping teams, patients, and families address questions of consent, capacity, moral distress, and end-of-life decision-making. I also serve as a member to Western's Health Science Research Ethics Board, where I support ethical oversight in clinical and health systems research.
My academic research explores how healthcare policies and institutional practices impact ethical decision-making, particularly in the areas of pediatric mental health and caregiver support. I’m committed to bridging theory and practice to ensure that ethical reflection informs not only bedside care, but also the systems and structures that shape it.
Whether through clinical consultation, education, or policy analysis, my goal is to promote ethical practices that are responsive, inclusive, and grounded in the lived realities of those receiving and delivering care.