Dr. Chris Lê Podcast

Dr. Chris Le
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Dr. Chris Lê Podcast

Talks with colleagues about the practice of medicine.

  1. 26 FEB

    E40 Dr. Peter Hamilton | Bonesaws Bring It Back - Faculty Edition

    Dr. Peter Hamilton is a professor at the University of Alberta and General Internist who practiced at the University of Alberta until his retirement in 2023.   He had multiple roles for the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry. For 10 years he was the Residency Training Director for Internal Medicine. He subsequently became Assistant Postgraduate Dean, Director of the Integrated Community Clerkship  (ICC) program, Assistant Dean MD Academics, and Divisional Director and Zone lead for General Internal Medicine.   Song: Red Light (Instrumental) by Sean McVerry. (Licensed through Audiio.)

    14 min

  2. 26 FEB

    E39 Dr. Jill Konkin | Bonesaws Bring It Back - Faculty Edition

    Dr. Jill Konkin is a Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Alberta and has recently been appointed as the Social Accountability Lead for the Department of Family Medicine.   She has advocated for rural medicine and rural medical education for her entire career and in the course of her work at the University of Alberta, she has implemented several rural medical education programs that contributed to increasing the number of graduates that choose rural medicine careers.   Her current research interests include rural medical education, professional identity formation, interprofessional education, social accountability, and clinical courage.Song: Red Light (Instrumental) by Sean McVerry. (Licensed through Audiio.)

    12 min

  3. 26 FEB

    E38 Dr. Anna Oswald | Bonesaws Bring It Back - Faculty Edition

    Dr. Anna Oswald is a clinician educator and an adult Rheumatologist at Kaye Edmonton Clinic and the University of Alberta Hospital.  She is a full Professor in the Department of Medicine at the UofA, with an academic focus in medical education.   After serving as MSK Block Coordinator for 12 years, the last four years of which she also served as Pre-Clerkship Director, she is now the director for Competency-Based Medical Education implementation for Postgraduate Medical Education at the UofA.   She also works as a clinician educator for the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons doing faculty development, educational resource development, and policy & strategy advising.   Song: Red Light (Instrumental) by Sean McVerry. (Licensed through Audiio.)

    15 min

  4. 26 FEB

    E37 Dr. Tammy McNab | Bonesaws Bring It Back - Faculty Edition

    Dr. Tammy McNab is a Clinical Professor of Medicine at the UofA. Since joining the faculty in 2006, she has been the Endocrine Block Coordinator and Assistant Dean Academic Affairs, and she continues to teach.   She is working toward her brown belt in Karate, loves to sew her own clothes, and plays video games from time to time. She also enjoys baking bread, cooking, going for walks, and watching movies.   She is passionate about medical education and human rights.Song: Red Light (Instrumental) by Sean McVerry. (Licensed through Audiio.)

    12 min

  5. 26 FEB

    E36 Dr. Mel Lewis | Bonesaws Bring It Back - Faculty Edition

    Dr. Mel Lewis is a Professor of Pediatrics, a consultant pediatrician at the Stollery Children’s Hospital, and the director of the Edmonton Down Syndrome Clinic that she co-founded.   After supporting learners in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at the UofA from 2010-2021 as the Associate Dean in the Office of Advocacy & Wellbeing, she was appointed as the faculty’s first Chief Wellness Officer.   She has published on learners and faculty wellbeing and is committed to supporting a healthier learning and work culture in academic medicine.Song: Red Light (Instrumental) by Sean McVerry. (Licensed through Audiio.)

    7 min

  6. 26 FEB

    E35 Dr. Verna Yiu | Bonesaws Bring It Back - Faculty Edition

    Dr. Verna Yiu is a Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Alberta.   She has held numerous leadership roles at the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry since 2000, including Vice Dean and Interim Dean. She went on to work at Alberta Health Services in 2012, first as Chief Medical Officer and then as President and Chief Executive Officer.   Since July 2022, she started a two-year term as the Interim Provost and Vice-President (Academic) at the University of Alberta.   Song: Red Light (Instrumental) by Sean McVerry. (Licensed through Audiio.)

    17 min

  7. 10/11/2023

    E34 Dr. Christopher Le | Bonesaws Bring It Back

    Dr. Christopher Le (he/him) completed his Family Medicine residency in Moncton, New Brunswick, though Dalhousie University. He works in Edmonton, Alberta, as a family physician in an outpatient clinic and as a hospitalist at Royal Alexandra Hospital. The episode is a special long-form interview hosted by Dr. Sahil Gupta. Song: Red Light (Instrumental) by Sean McVerry. (Licensed through Audiio.)

    20 min

  8. 10/11/2023

    E33 Dr. Robyn Palmer | Bonesaws Bring It Back

    Dr. Robyn Palmer completed the Royal College Emergency Medicine program at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, in 2018. She currently works in Calgary, Alberta, at the Foothills Medical Center and South Health Campus Emergency Departments. She lives in Calgary with her partner Dan, and two spoiled cats, Loki and Luna. Song: Red Light (Instrumental) by Sean McVerry. (Licensed through Audiio.)

    6 min
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Talks with colleagues about the practice of medicine.

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    Dr. Chris Le
  • Años de actividad
    2023 - 2024
  • Episodios
    40
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