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Jeremy Snyder

Contact Information

Faculty of Health Sciences

Simon Fraser University

Blusson Hall 10516

8888 University Drive

Burnaby BC V5A 1S6 CANADA

tel: 778-782-3258

Employment

Simon Fraser University, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences, 2007 – Present

Simon Fraser University, Associate Member, Department of Philosophy, 2007 – Present

Education

Georgetown University, Washington, DC, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Ph.D., Philosophy Department, April, 2007

The George Washington University, Washington, DC, Columbian School of Arts and Sciences B.A., Philosophy Major with Special Honors, May 2000

Selected Publications

· Snyder, J. V. Crooks, K. Adams, and R. Johnston. In press. “The "Patient's Physician One-Step Removed": The Evolving Roles of Medical Tourism Facilitators.” Journal of Medical Ethics.

· Snyder, J., V. Crooks, R. Johnston, and P. Kingsbury. In press. “What Do We Know about Canadian Involvement in Medical Tourism? A Scoping Review.” Open Medicine.

· Snyder, J. In press. “Exploitations and Their Complications: The Necessity of Identifying the Multiple Forms of Exploitation in Pharmaceutical Trials.” Bioethics.

· Johnston, R., V. Crooks, K. Adams, J. Snyder, and P. Kingsbury. 2011. “An Industry Perspective on Canadian Patients’ Involvement in Medical Tourism: Implications for Public Health.” BMC Public Health 11:416.

· Snyder, J., C. Miller, and G. Grey. 2011. “Relative vs. Absolute Standards for Everyday Risk in Adolescent HIV Prevention Trials: Expanding the Debate.” American Journal of Bioethics 11(6): 5-13.

· Crooks, V. and J. Snyder. 2011. “What Canadian Family Physicians Need to Know About Medical Tourism.” Canadian Family Physician 57(5): 527-529.

· Snyder, J. S. Dharamsi, and V. Crooks. 2011. “Fly-By Medical Care: Conceptualizing the Global and Local Social Responsibilities of Medical Tourists and Physician Voluntourists.” Globalization and Health 7:6.

· Crooks, V., L. Turner, J. Snyder, R. Johnston, and P. Kingsbury. 2011. “Promoting Medical Tourism to India: Messages, Images, and the Marketing of International Patient Travel.” Social Science & Medicine. 72: 726-732.

· Johnston, R., V. Crooks, J. Snyder, and P. Kingsbury. 2010. “What's Known about the Effects of Medical Tourism in Destination and Departure Countries? A Scoping Review.” International Journal for Equity in Health, 9(24).

· Crooks, V., P. Kingsbury, J. Snyder, and R. Johnston. 2010. “What is Known About the Patient's Experience of Medical Tourism? A Scoping Review.” BMC Health Services Research 10: 266.

· Snyder, J. 2010. “Exploitation and Sweatshop Labor: Perspectives and Issues.” Business Ethics Quarterly 20(2): 187-213.

· Snyder, J. 2009. “Easy Rescues and Organ Transplantation.” HEC Forum, 21(1): 27-53.

· Snyder, J. 2009. “What's the Matter with Price Gouging?” Business Ethics Quarterly, 19(2): 275-293.

· Snyder, J. 2009. “Is Health Worker Migration a Case of Poaching?” American Journal of Bioethics, 9(3): 3-7.

· Snyder, J. 2008. “Needs Exploitation.” Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 11(4): 389-405.