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Award: Dual honours for a remarkable physician
Dr. Michael Silverman, Assistant Professor of Medicine and Infectious Diseases and Chair of the Infectious Diseases Division at the Schulich Medicine & Dentistry, is the recipient of both the Joint Medical Advisory Committee (MAC) Award and the St. Joseph’s MAC Award. It’s the first time an individual has won two MAC awards in the same year.
- Feature: Enriching the trainee experience
- Feature: Medical training leaves a lasting impact in Windsor
- Q&A: Lisa Saksida honoured as a powerful advocate for women in STEM
- News: Patient-inspired care and research
- Honour: Dr. Carol Herbert appointed to Order of Canada
- Resident Spotlight: Dr. Andrew Bridgen, Psychiatry
Our People
Dr. Andrea Lum and the School’s Well-Being Committee is delivering a new Peers for Peers Program providing one-on-one peer support for clinical faculty, emphasizing empathetic listening and shared experience.
Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery is a fast-paced and dynamic surgical specialty. For third-year resident Dr. Ryan Instrum, the specialty’s expanding scope of practice makes it an exciting time to be completing his residency training.
Dr. Cindy Hutnik is a renowned clinician who is recognized nationally as an expert in Ophthalmology. Her research focuses on glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration, encompassing basic science, clinical, health economic and educational research.
Events
- Wednesday, December 2
Meet Our Program Director and CBME Lead - Thursday, December 3
Graduate Studies Information Session: Biochemistry - Thursday, December 3
Information Session: Interdisciplinary Medical Sciences - Thursday, December 3
Anesthesia Town Hall - Meet and Greet - Friday, December 4
Dr. Maud L Menten Memorial Fall Symposium - Friday, December 4
Annual Carol Buck Lecture and Scholarship - Monday, December 7
Information Session: Master in Public Health
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In The Media
Associate Professor Janet Martin, who is part of the CovidSurg Collaborative, says having a COVID-free-pathway for surgery patients reduced risks of complications by about half.
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