Dr. Nese Yuksel brings more than three decades of experience as a clinician, researcher,
educator, and national leader
in women's health. Most recently, she served as a full Professor and Vice Dean at the
University of Alberta's Faculty of
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, where she spent 21 years on faculty before
retiring in 2025. She now holds the
title of Professor Emeritus.
Throughout her career, Dr. Yuksel has integrated clinical practice, research, and
leadership to advance care for women.
Since 1997, she has practiced in menopause and osteoporosis clinics in Edmonton,
supporting women through some of the
most significant transitions in their lives. She is proud to be a Menopause Society
Certified Practitioner (MSCP).
Her research has focused on innovative approaches to improve access and enhance the
quality of care in women's health.
Dr. Yuksel has published extensively in peer-reviewed papers, including being an author
for national and international
menopause guidelines. Along the way, she has collaborated with researchers and
clinicians across Canada, supported by
national grant funding and the opportunity to mentor countless undergraduate and
graduate learners.
As the recent past President of the Canadian Menopause Society, she helped shape
standards of care across Canada and
amplify the importance of women's health nationally and internationally. She has been
actively involved with
Osteoporosis Canada and the Canadian Pharmacists Association, as well as other
professional organizations. She has been
a speaker at national and international events for health care providers and the public.
What has always driven her is the conviction that women deserve care that is not only
evidence-based but also
compassionate and empowering. That is the mission she carries into Effica, where she
guides the development of clinical
programs that bring together research, knowledge translation and clinical expertise.