The Southern Medical Program is hosting an evening information session for prospective applicants to the UBC Faculty of Medicine’s MD Undergraduate Program.
MEDTalks is a health education speaker series exploring current and emerging trends in medicine.
Dr. Trent Orton and Dr. Mike Tso present No Pressure: Workup and Management of Headache Due to Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension.
Dr. Matthew Kwan, Canada Research Chair (Tier II) in Youth Mental Health and Performance, presents Health Consequences and Intervention Opportunities for Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder.
In the next Okanagan Clinical Neurosciences Grand Rounds, Dr. Madeleine de Lotbiniere-Bassett presents The Healthcare Technology Link.
Learn about the admission requirements, evaluation criteria, and admissions pathways for the UBC Faculty of Medicine's MD Undergraduate Program
Learn about the admission requirements, evaluation criteria, and admissions pathways for the UBC Faculty of Medicine's MD Undergraduate Program
Learn about the UBC Faculty of Medicine's new admissions pathway for Black medical students.
For our next Okanagan Clinical Neurosciences Grand Rounds, Southern Medical Program Alumni Dr. Jason Randhawa presents Reflecting on Reflex Epilepsy.
Learn about the admission requirements, evaluation criteria, and admissions pathways for the UBC Faculty of Medicine's MD Undergraduate Program
Dr. Matthew Boyko presents Acute non-arteritic central retinal artery occlusion from the neurologist’s perspective. Dr. Boyko is a stroke neurologist and neuro-ophthalmologist based at Kelowna General Hospital and a Clinical Instructor with the UBC Faculty of Medicine Department of Medicine’s Division of Neurology.
Drs. Janet Evans and Jonathan Little present Health strategies to optimize aging and quality of life.
Learn about the admission requirements, evaluation criteria, and admissions pathways for the UBC Faculty of Medicine's MD Undergraduate Program
This workshop is ideal for undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in submitting a an abstract to the UBC Okanagan Interdisciplinary Student Health Conference
Preparing an abstract to submit to the UBC Okanagan Interdisciplinary Student Health Conference (ISHC)? Join this in-person workshop on how to write and structure the abstract, facilitated by the Centre for Scholarly Communication. This workshop is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students interested in submitting an abstract for the ISHC. REGISTER NOW
Southern Medical Program students showcase their research and scholarly activities.
Learn about the admission requirements, evaluation criteria, and admissions pathways for the UBC Faculty of Medicine's MD Undergraduate Program
Dr. Erica Bennett, Assistant Professor in Health, Culture, and Inclusion in the UBC School of Kinesiology. This guest lecture is presented by the Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management.
Learn about the admission requirements, evaluation criteria, and admissions pathways for the UBC Faculty of Medicine's MD Undergraduate Program
The ISHC brings together students from across campus to showcase their health science research and public health experiences at an engaging presentation event.
Learn about the admission requirements, evaluation criteria, and admissions pathways for the UBC Faculty of Medicine's MD Undergraduate Program
Dr. Kiran Veerapen and Dr. Clarissa Wallace present Collaborative Questioning: From Quizzing to Exploring.
Learn about the admission requirements, evaluation criteria, and admissions pathways for the UBC Faculty of Medicine's MD Undergraduate Program
Pap tests help identify abnormal and possibly cancerous cells in the cervix. Undergoing routine Pap screening can decrease the risk of cervical cancer by up to 70 per cent, explains Anna Sarafis, a second-year Southern Medical Program student based at UBC Okanagan.
Learn about the admission requirements, evaluation criteria, and admissions pathways for the UBC Faculty of Medicine's MD Undergraduate Program
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