Meet the Medical Illustrator

Christine Cote uses art and science to help break down complex information into approachable visuals. She focuses on visualizing anatomy, biology, and pathology through digital illustration, animation, and 3D modeling.  

In 2016, Christine received her M.S in Biomedical Visualization in the Masters of Science Program at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Her master's thesis project was creating an eBook to help visualize the genetic reassortment and replication of the avian influenza A virus. In 2017 she completed a Comparative Anatomy Certificate Program at the University of Georgia's Veterinary College. 

She recently worked at OssoVR, a virtual reality company specialized in creating virtual ORs to help train surgeons and residents.

Christine's work has been presented at the Mid America Orthopaedic Association (MAOA), the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting (AAOS), the Northwestern Public Health Review, and the Monthly Spine Research Seminar at Rush University, Chicago. Her freelance projects span all ranges of design and logo creation.