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...
This will be a bare essentials, no deep cuts session on the highest yield knowledge for CTU to help prepare you for the notoriously difficult internal medicine clerkship rotation. It will include, but is not limited to: how to present...
Speaker panel and Q&A: Pathologists from a variety of sub-disciplines will be speaking about the breadth of what a career in pathology can look like. There will be food! Dr. John Younes – forensic pathology Dr. Sherry Krawitz - neuropathology...
Dr. Gregoire and some radiology residents will be there to answer all of your questions on radiology. Lunch will be provided!
Addiction affects people from all walks of life. As future doctors it is extremely important we understand the patient's perspective. We have invited a speaker with real world experience living with addiction. Come hear their story and learn the human...
EMIG is partnering with the Emergency Residents to host an evening session to teach and practice hands-on skills. Dinner will be provided!
A guest speaker from Klinic will be giving a talk on what happens when someone presents to hospital after a sexual assault. They will be describing what resources we can use as physicians, family members and friends to assist those...
This will be an introduction to how physicians interact with the business side of medicine, deal with remuneration models, how much physicians are paid, the basics of incorporation, and more.
Join EMIG for a night of hands-on practice in emergency simulation at the CLSF! Emergency Residents will be giving short presentations before the simulations begin. Dinner will be provided. Residents will be available to answer student questions and to guide...
Come and see a panel of rural docs/residents. They'll answer all the questions you have about rural life and practice.
