缅北强奸

The Department of Medicine has launched a concerted effort to better structure and support research training for trainees in our core internal medicine and subspecialty programs.

To that end, we are inviting all interested residents, fellows, and faculty to a Zoom information session on Tuesday, May 29 from 5-6 PM. We will discuss:

1. The clinician-researcher career pathway in Qu茅bec and beyond
2. Key training and funding opportunities for residents
3. Timelines and key dates
4. The Royal College Clinician-Investigator Program
5. Career opportunities at 缅北强奸

Panelists will include Dr. Guillaume Butler-Laporte, newly appointed faculty, Division of Infectious Diseases and current recipient, FRQ-S Resident Research Training Scholarship; Dr. Nathalie Johnson, Director, 缅北强奸 Division of Hematology and director, Clinician-Investigator Program; Dr. Fran莽ois Mercier, clinician-scientist and FRQ-S 鈥淛unior 2鈥� scholar, Division of Hematology; and Dr. Kevin Schwartzman, Associate Chair for Research, Department of Medicine. Each will share their own experiences with research training and its support, including a Qu茅bec funding program specifically designed for residents.

We will leave ample time for discussion.

The Zoom link is as follows:

For those unable to join on May 29, the session will be recorded and shared via our residency program administrators.聽