We will start the evening with the chief residents speaking about their experience with the U of M paediatrics residency program. After dinner and the short talk, we will learn and practice some pediatrics skills including otoscopy, lumbar puncture, approach...
FMIG is inviting fourth year medical students who have recently matched to different family medicine programs to share their stories, experience, strategies, advice, and to answer any questions students might have.
Dr. Lorne Bellan, Professor and Head of the Department of Ophthalmology will be in to talk about Ophthalmology as a career, and answer any questions you might have! Lunch will be provided. Location to be updated at a later date.
Join us for an informative evening learning about the medical and social perspectives around the care of patients with an amputation. A panel discussion with patients will be led by Dr. Skrabek. Please RSVP by Monday, April 29th to be...
Students will be divided into 4 groups, rotating through stations on ECG, bedside Echocardiography, angiography, and CXRs/cardiac devices. Following this, groups will reconvene and work through various integrative Cardiology cases. Food will be provided.
RIG Trip to Boundary Trails 2019. Transportation will be provided. Bus leaves 727 McDermot Ave at 7 am and leaves Boundary Trails around 4 pm. The day will include some hands on training, a tour of the hospital and community....
Join us for an evening learning MSK physical exams led by physiatry residents. Please RSVP by Sunday, May 5th to be included for food!
Aaron Sabasch from MLI Insurance will be coming to provide students with an educational talk. The talk is entitled "Optimizing Wealth & Obtaining Financial Success as a Medical Professional". This will not be a talk focused solely on insurance. He...
The school year is coming to a close. Come on out for the last Global Health Documentary Night of the Winter 2019 term! We will provide popcorn and drinks, view a film which will be followed by a short discussion...
Join us on May 14th and write a letter to next year's class of incoming Med 1s. Attendees may write about any topic including but not limited to advice, stories, and life and school experiences. Letters will be distributed to...
