Resident Physician Blogs

Dr. Kwadwo Mponponsuo
Resident Physician Blogs

Year in Review: Looking Back and Moving Forward

Posted on December 19, 2017 by Dr. Kwadwo Mponponsuo

For many, the end of a year is a time of reflection. As I look back on the year, fond memories of achievements and failures alike are brought forth.

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Dr. Mim Fatmi
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Human Connection: The Value of Listening

Posted on November 17, 2017 by Dr. Mim Fatmi

People are the way they are for a reason and everyone has a story. Put all the stories together and you get to see human connection in action—all we have to do is offer to listen.

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Dr. Joy Adekanmbi
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Life as a Physician/Mom

Posted on October 16, 2017 by Dr. Joy Adekanmbi

Having children is rewarding, fulfilling and busy, but it’s definitely worth it. I have to find time for the kids, celebrate, encourage and get involved in their activities. I also have to find time for my hubby amidst it all.

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Dr. Nabeela Nathoo
Resident Physician Blogs

From Junior Clerk to Junior Resident Physician

Posted on September 18, 2017 by Dr. Nabeela Nathoo

Although I am extremely early on in residency, a few things have continually come up in conversation from senior resident physicians and staff mentors that I am aiming to keep in mind. I am hopeful that these will also resonate with you, no matter what stage you’re at in your residency journey.

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Dr. Adam Mildenberger
Resident Physician Blogs

A Day in the Country Life

Posted on August 16, 2017 by Dr. Adam Mildenberger

Rural residents usually can’t attend PARA social events because of our distance from Calgary and Edmonton. Luckily, PARA sets funding aside to help promote resident social events in rural communities.

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Dr. Bethany Ostrowerka
Resident Physician Blogs

Surviving My First Call Shift

Posted on July 24, 2017 by Dr. Bethany Ostrowerka

In your moments, whenever they may come, trust in yourself, in your judgment, in your knowledge. In your moments, look to others, inside and outside of the hospital’s four walls, for guidance and support. In your moments, know you’re doing your best. And that’s good enough.

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