Student Photo Contest
Thanks to all of the students who entered the first SMP Student Photo Contest. Students were asked to submit entries that capture what it means to be an SMP student. Prizes were awarded in three categories. Best Overall – Robyn Buna Caption: Bluebird day at Big White. Best Student Life – Kurt Hoskin Caption: Excited […]
Dr. Trent Smith receives Certificate of Merit Award
2014 Canadian Association for Medical Education (CAME) Award Recipient
SMP Snapshots
Caption: Second-year student Julia Hassler gives the flu shot to Dr. Connie Hull, Assistant Dean, Student Affairs at a free flu clinic held at UBCO. Caption: First-year students pose for their official class photo on the red stairs of the Reichwald Health Sciences Centre. Caption: Honourable mention entry to our SMP Student Photo Contest by […]
SMP News Briefs
Trail ICC Program Expanding The Southern Medical Program’s integrated community clerkship (ICC) program in Trail is expanding from two to four students for the 2014/15 academic year. Since the launch of the program in September 2011, the ICC program has served as a remarkable training ground for third-year medical students passionate about rural medicine. A […]
SMP Welcome Reception at Volcanic Hills
Our newest class of SMP students was formally welcomed by the program and the medical community at the second annual SMP Welcome Reception on February 28, 2014. For the second year in a row, the reception was held at the picturesque Volcanic Hills Estate Winery in West Kelowna. Over 140 students, faculty, staff, alumni, and […]
Thanks to our Volunteer Patients
Celebrate our incredible group of volunteers for National Volunteer Week…
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Info session for local high school students at UBC Okanagan: April 1, 2014
e-Health research helps medical students become tech savvy
Technology aids Southern Medical Program students to learn and study
e-Health research helps medical students become tech savvy
Technology aids Southern Medical Program students to learn and study.
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Student nurses, physicians solve emergency cases together
Simulation lab provides health-care collaboration in a safe setting