Guillaume Mullie, MD, CM, FRCSC is an eye surgeon at St. Mary’s Hospital Center and a Faculty Lecturer in the Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences at McGill University.
As a comprehensive ophthalmologist, Dr. Mullie is responsible for the diagnosis and management of various eye diseases. His specific areas of expertise include cataract surgery, laser procedures, as well as the medical treatment of glaucoma and certain diseases of the cornea and retina.
Dr. Mullie earned his MD degree from McGill University, where he graduated on the Dean’s Honor List in 2018. He subsequently completed residency training in Ophthalmology at the University of Montreal. During his academic journey, he received several prizes including two Governor General's Academic Medals. Dr. Mullie has published several articles in scientific journals and has presented at numerous national and international conferences. Passionate about medical education, he is actively involved in training ophthalmology residents and medical students. He also serves as the Simulation Program Director at the MUHC Ophthalmology Simulation Laboratory.
"My goal is to build a relationship of trust with each of my patients in order to provide a personalized service tailored to their specific needs. I aspire to deliver the highest quality of care, ensuring that my patients can experience the best possible vision in their daily lives."
