Daniel Côté is a researcher in rehabilitation work at the Occupational Health and Safety Research Institute Robert-Sauvé (IRSST). He holds a Ph.D. in anthropology from the University of Montreal in 2007. Daniel Côté is interested in the study of representations of pain and the social determinants of health and disease. More recently, Daniel Côté began to focus his research agenda on the prevention and rehabilitation of immigrant workers. His research program focuses on understanding the process of rehabilitation and return to work in the context of intercultural encounters in Quebec.It also has international experience as an ethnographic study conducted in India in the framework of her doctoral studies. His Ph.D. dissertation focuses on healing practices in western Himalayas and explores the dimensions of spirituality, ritual and symbolism.Daniel Côté is also an associate professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Montreal researcher regular team METISS (Migration and ethnicity in health interventions and social) of the CSSS de la Montagne and researcher affiliated with laboratory research on intercultural relations (LABRRI).