The Anesthesia Interest Group (AIG) will be hosting our first event of the year on November 17th from 5-8pm! Location TBA. It will start with a presentation from the Anesthesia residents that will cover the basics of Anesthesia as a...
IMIG presents Meet the Professors Night! This event includes a panel discussion followed by a meet and greet that allows students to hear about the “day in the life” of internists and how Internal Medicine is a springboard into a variety...
How different are neurosurgeons and neurologists? What is the difference in their training, required knowledge, skill set and weekly schedules? A specialist from each of these fields will be present and each will answer a series of questions put forth...
This offering is an interactive and practical session to help you improve your physical well-being. Our long hours of studying have led to muscle imbalances. Some examples being, forward head posture, rounded shoulders, or an anteriorly tilted pelvis. These changes...
Come learn about radiology as a specialty including the residency and lifestyle. Lunch will be provided.
IMIG will be hosting a Physical Exam Skills Night on Tuesday November 22nd, from 5:30-7:30 PM in the CLSF. Food will be served just outside of the CLSF at 5:00. The event is open to all Med Students.
Ready ... Set ... DATE! Our marquee event of the year happens every Fall term with great food, great company and exciting topics. Sit down with surgeons from different specialties associated with the University of Manitoba. The evening includes multiple...
On November 23, 2016, EMIG will be hosting a skills/procedure night at 5-8pm. The event will start in Theatre B and will continue in CLSF for skills demonstrations and clinical scenarios. Food will be provided for this event. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GLzkcYclHbDM75KrqnW4AeCGhg9SLkdjdx8cusW1X0I/edit?usp=sharing
This is a unique poverty simulation put on by the Manitoba Psychiatric Association in conjunction with the United Way. Given the work that we do, this is an important experience that can help us relate to our patients, no matter...
