Vaccination booking for Phase 2C starts MONDAY, APRIL 12th, which includes medical learners! Best news I heard all week - Woo Hoo! 🎉 Alberta Health Services alberta.ca/covid19-vaccin…

We have some serious #unlearning to do today. Thankful that @OnyeActiveMD is taking the time to uneducate us today at #CCME2021 This🧵walks us through that change with respect to #racism and the role we each play, but leaves us with what we can do about it.

An amazing virtual grad celebration today for the MD Class of 2021! I am so proud of all of you - not just for what you’ve achieved today, but the kind of doctors that you will become, and the difference you will make! UAlberta Med & Dent

The #TRC included a specific Call to Action for medical and nursing students to have training in conflict resolution, anti-racist practice and human rights. These skills should be core competencies for all practitioners in all contexts.

First-in-Canada Indigenous medical and dental student association expanding to include all Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry programs. Read more about what IMDSA president Auriele Volk has to say about it bit.ly/3vN1EYJ #IndigenousPeoplesDay

Tansi, Aniin, Boozhoo, Hello! We are the Indigenous Medical Students' Association of (so-called) Canada (IMSAC). Our vision is to create a safe space for Indigenous medical students across Canada to build community, work together on advocacy, and increase representation. 🩺🪶

Really exited to be part of Indigenous Medical Students' Association of Canada!

This is really exciting news and will greatly benefit Indigenous learners across the country!

1st year UAlberta Medicine University of Alberta medical students left messages of gratitude for our healthcare team outside the University of Alberta Hospital, Stollery Children’s Hospital & Mazankowski Alberta Hospital. #yeg

On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, September 30th, the Indigenous Medical and Dentistry Student's Association (IMDSA) recognizes this time to reflect on the children who lost their lives in Residential School and never returned home 1/

Congratulations Jesse on being awarded a Rhodes Scholarship! I can’t wait to see and hear about all that you will achieve in Oxford, and beyond! #UAlberta UAlberta Med & Dent

Extremely honoured to be selected as a Rhodes Scholar-Elect for the Prairie region! So grateful for everyone who has supported me along the way!

Congratulations, Jesse Lafontaine! Great to see UBC Okanagan alumni earning such well-deserved and prestigious accolades. All the best as you continue your studies at Oxford. #UBC #UBCO alumni UBC vernonmorningstar.com/community/med-…

Congratulations to UBC graduate Jesse Lafontaine for being named UBC’s 74th Rhodes Scholar. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science with honours in chemistry in 2020. He plans to pursue a Master of Public Policy and a Master of Science in Translational Health Science at Oxford

Come socialize and have fun with us at our first Spring Gathering & AGM on Sunday, April 3rd. Lunch will be provided! Sign up by March 28 using the QR code or this link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI….

Excited to have our paper published! It was lovely to be part of a great team and complete some important work.

So disappointed to see that this is the solution The College of Family Physicians of Canada feels is right to respond to the challenges in Canadian primary care right now cbc.ca/news/health/fa…

A great thread and this point is especially true!

I haven’t me a family doctor or family medicine resident or anyone really outside of The College of Family Physicians of Canada who supports this non-evidence based change. The College of Family Physicians of Canada dismissal of the 50% ⬆️ in training time as no big deal smacks of privilege.

You really sparked a conversation Jeffrey Flier, comments show the opposing points of view pretty well. Best advice from my program director at U of Saskatchewan as a resident was that an MDs impact must be rooted in being clinically excellent. 12 years of rural practice has taught me however