Cassandra Stiller-Moldovan

Dr. Stiller-Moldovan received an Honours BSc in biochemistry and a Masters in Human Kinetics before graduating from medical school with second class honours at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. Dr. Stiller-Moldovan was trained in Family Medicine at Western University before completing the Sport and Exercise Medicine fellowship at the Fowler Kennedy Sport Medicine Clinic.

Dr. Stiller-Moldovan spent two years as a research associate with the Department of Family Medicine at Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry where she implemented lifestyle intervention programs aimed at improving and preventing chronic disease in the community.

When it comes to health care delivery, she takes a holistic approach to her patients, ensuring individual patient goals are at the forefront of developing treatment plans. She is skilled at working with populations of all ages and athletic abilities, from those who enjoy walking to elite athletes, and everything in between.

In preparation for the Tokyo 2020 (2021) Olympics, Dr. Stiller-Moldovan worked as a physician for the Canadian Women’s National Softball Team. She travelled with the team to the USA and Japan to keep athletes in optimal health for the Olympics.

She provides comprehensive medical coverage for Western University varsity athletes. She works at South Huron hospital providing acute medical care for both in-patients and walk-in patients. She is also a physician at Fanshawe College delivering primary care services for students and staff.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Stiller-Moldovan is a trained Yoga instructor and has a love for equestrian sport, swimming, hiking, skiing, and being in the outdoors.