Dr. Brouillette is an Associate Professor of psychiatry at McGill University, a Research Scientist at the Center for Health Outcomes Research and Evaluation, McGill University Health Center (MUHC) Research Institute, and a psychiatric consultant at the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC). Her primary area of expertise is the psychiatric care of individuals with medical or surgical conditions acute and chronic.

• Her research is concerned with the regulation of both cognition and mood and improvement of quality of life in the face of chronic illnesses, especially HIV infection, and spans the full spectrum from basic science to applied research and are. Her most recent work identified the risk and protective factors associated with the development of psychological distress in response to COVID among older adults living with HIV.
• Her studies involve inter-disciplinary collaborations (neurology, neuropsychology, epidemiology, clinicians, and community groups) and aim to develop innovative solutions to complex problems that can be applied in the clinical setting. A firm believer in the central role of community organizations in supporting those living with health challenges, she is president of the board of maison d’Hérelle, an organization that offers housing and services to persons living with HIV.