Max Rady College of Medicine takes part in a wide variety of programs that support and engage the community, including:
Contact the Social Accountability Committee to learn more.
Become a clinical educator
As a clinical educator, you can help train the next generation of medical professionals at the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences. Join the Clinical Educator Program and make a meaningful impact.
Clinical educators facilitate the acquisition of knowledge, skills, abilities and clinical proficiency in the medical field for our undergraduate medical students.
These sessions take place between September through May on the Bannatyne Campus largely in the Basic Medical Sciences or Neil John McLean library classrooms. Students practice learning in a safe supportive environment.
What do clinical educators do?
The clinical educator will facilitate small group sessions in a variety of areas such as clinical skills, clinical reasoning and other tutorials within the undergraduate medical curriculum. They will also:
- Work collaboratively with Undergraduate Medical Education (UGME) faculty and administrators.
- Communicating and collaborating with the appropriate UGME administrator(s) for scheduling and general correspondence.
- Understand their role in educational sessions and meet the session objectives.
- Participate in the:
- OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Exam), and
- CCE (Comprehensive Clinical Examination).
- Incumbents typically work an average of 4 to 8 hours per week, with the option to choose:
- a consistent half-day schedule, or
- a variable one.
A minimum time commitment is expected over a 9-month period.
What happens during a session?
A clinical educator will instruct medical students relative to the instructional task and providing formative assessment and feedback. In addition:
- Patients may participate in classroom sessions to help students practice non-invasive physical examination skills.
- Volunteer patients will come from the community and not follow a script.
- Standardized patients will have scripted roles.
- There are no tests or needle pokes, or sensitive exams involved.
- Preparation time is incorporated into the remuneration structure and may vary by session. Variability is influenced by multiple factors, including the incumbent’s prior knowledge of the subject matter.
Program benefits
Benefits include:
- Professional development opportunities
- Contractual work is eligible for Mainpro+ or MoCOMP credits
- Access to the Neil John Maclean Health Sciences Library
- Staff membership rates at Joe Doupe Recreation Centre
- Experience a strong sense of community with like-minded physicians, while finding fulfillment in giving back to students by sharing knowledge and real-world experiences.
Who can apply?
- Individuals holding a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree.
- A current license with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba is preferred.
- Fluency in English is required; fluency in French is considered an asset.
Become a volunteer patient
As a volunteer patient, you can help train the next generation of health-care professionals at the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences. Join the Patient Partners in Medical Education Program and make a meaningful impact.
Become a patient volunteer
Applications are closed until further notice.
Your role as a volunteer patient is to assist medical students during training sessions where they’ll practice essential clinical skills in a supervised environment.
These sessions take place in the Clinical Skills Labs—specialized teaching spaces where students practice hands-on learning in a safe, supportive environment. Here, students learn how to:
- Communicate and interact with patients.
- Ask questions about medical history, health and lifestyle.
- Perform non-invasive physical exams, such as observing, palpating, and listening to the heart, lungs, abdomen and more.
Please note that these sessions are for educational purposes only and will not involve medical treatment.
What do volunteer patients do?
Volunteer patients play a key role by modeling as patients for medical students.
- No acting or scripts are required.
- You will not be asked to evaluate student performance.
- Volunteers may skip any questions or activities that might cause discomfort.
- Volunteer patient comfort comes first.
Volunteer patients help future physicians develop their bedside manner and clinical skills in a safe, respectful and inclusive environment.
What happens during a session?
During sessions, students practice history taking and physical exam skills to learn how to assess different body systems, such as the heart, lungs, nervous system and more.
What’s included
History taking: students ask you questions about your health and medical history.
Communication and interpersonal skills: students practice speaking and interacting with you in a professional manner.
Non-invasive physical examinations: students may use a stethoscope to listen to your heart, lungs, or abdomen, or use palpation techniques (a method where the examiner gently uses their hands to feel areas of the body for any tenderness, swelling, or abnormalities) to assess organs or body parts. These examinations are typically performed directly on the skin.
Volunteer patients are never asked to do anything that makes them feel uncomfortable. You are encouraged to speak up at any time if you feel uneasy during a clinical skills session.
What’s not included
- Sensitive or invasive exams (e.g., breast, pelvic, rectal, or genital exams).
- Needle pokes or procedures.
Clothing tip
Volunteer patients may be asked to wear a medical gown. We encourage you to bring comfortable clothing to wear underneath the gown.
Who can volunteer?
We welcome individuals who:
- are 18 years or older
- are healthy or have stable medical conditions
- can speak and interact in English
- are comfortable being examined and answering health-related questions in a supervised environment
- can speak up if something feels uncomfortable during a session
- can attend clinical skills lab sessions at the Bannatyne campus (Health Sciences Centre)
- are available for two- to four-hour volunteer sessions on weekdays
Volunteers must follow the University of Manitoba’s Respectful Work and Learning Environment Policy.
Full-time employees of the University of Manitoba are not eligible to volunteer.
Why volunteer?
Support medical education while fitting volunteering into your schedule! You'll help train future doctors in a professional, respectful environment.
Make a difference – Play a vital role in shaping the skills of future healthcare professionals.
Flexible commitment – Sessions range from two to four hours and take place from September to May at the Bannatyne campus.
Confidential and respectful – Sessions are conducted professionally with respect for your privacy.
Optional feedback – We value our volunteers input on how we can improve the program.
No obligation – Volunteers can opt out of the program at any time.
Compensation provided – Volunteers will receive compensation as a token of appreciation for their time.
How to sign up
Join us in shaping the future of medicine—your participation makes a difference. Sign up by filling out our online application form.
Applications are currently closed and will reopen on January 9, 2026.
Transit and parking - Information will be provided during the screening process.
Notice: Collection, use and disclosure of personal health information
Your personal health information is being collected under the authority of The University of Manitoba Act. The information you provide will be used by the University for the purpose to establish and maintain your volunteer patient file and to enable appropriate communication with Undergraduate Medical Education (UGME) staff, clinical educators and medical students in connection with the educational sessions in which you participate.
Your personal health information may be disclosed to, UGME staff, clinical educators, and medical students for the purpose of facilitating your participation in educational activities. In the rare event that an incidental finding is identified during an educational session, that information may be shared with the primary care provider you have listed with the Patient Partners Program.
Your personal health information will not be used or disclosed for other purposes, unless permitted by The Personal Health Information Act (PHIA).
If you have any questions about the collection of your personal health information, contact the Access & Privacy Office by phone 204-474-9462 or at 233 Elizabeth Dafoe Library, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, R3T 2N2.
TEACHER RECOGNITION AND MMSA AWARDS Recognizing excellence
Each year, the Max Rady College of Medicine hosts the annual Teacher Recognition and Manitoba Medical Students’ Association (MMSA) Awards. It’s an important opportunity for students to celebrate the outstanding teachers in the Max Rady College of Medicine, and for the college community to recognize medical students who have distinguished themselves.
Congratulations!
Congratulations to all the 2026 nominees for the Teacher Recognition & MMSA Awards! Your dedication and achievements inspire us all. We look forward to celebrating your incredible contributions at this year's awards ceremony.
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Med I award nominees
Best course
Veena Agrawal
Kevin Brown
Mandy Buss
Michael Cantor
Jacquelyn Dirks
Aviva Goldberg and Merril Pauls
Sari Hannila
Alexa Hryniuk
Katrina Leong
Jason Peeler
Chris Sathianathan
Aditya Sharma
Anita Soni
Innovation
Veena Agrawal
Zana Alai
Ruben Alvaro
Fracis Amara
Jazz Atwal
Roxanne Beaudette
Jason Beiko
Stepan Bilynskyy
Patricia Birk
Kevin Brown
Mandy Buss
James Butler
Natalie Casaclang
Ming-Ka Chan
David Christansen
Leilanie Clayton
Justin Cloutier
Chantal Daniels
Alexander Dibrov
Jacquelyn Dirks
Brent Fedirchuk
Lesley Garber
John Gartner
Nermin Gergis
Jean-Eric Ghia
Aviva Goldberg
Kevin Grace
Steven Gray
Sari Hannila
Michael Harrington
Stephen Henry
Sabine Hombach-Klonisch
Alexa Hryniuk
Pamela Katz
Navjot Kaur Sidhu
Clarence Khoo
Dongwook (Dave) Kim
Darren Leitao
Katrina Leong
Kevin Li
Terry Li
Benjamin Lindsay
Shayna McNeil
Aizeddin Mhanni
Lisa Monkman
Thang Nguyen
John Ormiston
Merril Pauls
Jason Peeler
Eytan Perl
Pierre Plourde
Ceri Richards
Brent Roussin
Tamar Rubin
Chris Sathianithan
Elizabeth Sellers
Aditya Sharma
Faisal Siddiqui
Anita Soni
Reeni Soni
Elizabeth Spence
Maegan Springman
Nikola Svitlica
Sean Udow
Tanya Walsh
Heather Watson
Teresa Wawrykow
Adrian West
Ian Whetter
Brandy Wicklow
Jeffrey Wigle
Karver Zaborniak
George Zhanel
Bowen (Jamie) Zhou
Inspiration
Veena Agrawal
Zana Alai
Rubin Alvaro
Francis Amara
Josh Aquin
Jazz Atwal
Roxanne Beaudette
Jason Beiko
Stepan Bilynskyy
Patricia Birk
Nicole Bourrier
Christopher Briggs
Kevin Brown
Mandy Buss
James Butler
Ming-Ka Chan
David Christansen
Leillanie Clayton
Justin Cloutier
Chantal Daniels
Marc Del Bigio
Alexander Dibrov
Jacquelyn Dirks
Debra Evaniuk
Brent Fedirchuk
Lesley Garber
John Gartner
Nermin Gergis
Jean-Eric Ghia
Aviva Goldberg
Kevin Grace
Steven Gray
Sari Hannila
Michael Harrington
Stephen Henry
Signy Holmes
Sabine Hombach-Klonisch
Alexa Hryniuk
Konstantin Jilkine
Pamela Katz
Navjot Kaur Sidhu
Clarence Khoo
Dongwook (Dave) Kim
Santina Lee
Darren Leitao
Katrina Leong
Kevin Li
Terry Li
Sandra Marles
Hassan Marzban
Shayna McNeil
Bitian Meng
Aizeddin Mhanni
Ainslie Mihalchuk
Lisa Monkman
John Ormiston
Merril Pauls
Jason Peeler
Eytan Perl
Pierre Plourde
Ceri Richards
Emily Rimmer
Brent Roussin
Tamar Rubin
Chris Sathianathan
Elizabeth Sellers
Aditya Sharma
James Shaw
Faisal Siddiqui
Anita Soni
Elizabeth Spence
Maegan Springman
Nikola Svitlica
Sean Udow
Heather Watson
Teresa Wawrykow
Adrian West
Ian Whetter
Brandy Wicklow
Karver Zaborniak
George Zhanel
Bowen (Jamie) Zhou
Mentorship
Veena Agrawal
Zana Alai
Ruben Alvaro
Josh Aquin
Jazz Atwal
Roxanne Beaudette
Jason Beiko
Stepan Bilynskyy
Patricia Birk
Nicole Bourrier
Christopher Briggs
Kevin Brown
Mandy Buss
James Butler
Ming-Ka Chan
David Christansen
Leilanie Clayton
Chantal Daniels
Marc Del Bigio
Alexander Dibrov
Jacquelyn Dirks
Nicole Dubois
Jonathon Elkin
Debra Evaniuk
Brent Fedirchuk
Lesley Garber
John Gartner
Nermin Gergis
Aviva Goldberg
Kevin Grace
Steven Gray
Susan Green
Ana Hanlon-Dearman
Sari Hannila
Michael Harrington
Stephen Henry
Brenda Hildebrand
Signy Holmes
Sabine Hombach-Klonisch
Alexa Hryniuk
Konstantin Jilkine
Navjot Kaur Sidhu
Clarence Khoo
Dongwook (Dave) Kim
Zeenib Kohja
Santina Lee
Darren Leitao
Katrina Leong
Kevin Li
Terry Li
Sandra Marles
Hassan Marzban
Bitian Meng
Aizeddin Mhanni
Charlotte Nolin
John Ormiston
Merril Pauls
Jason Peeler
Eytan Perl
Pierre Plourde
Ceri Richards
Emily Rimmer
Chris Sathianathan
Elizabeth Sellers
Aditya Sharma
James Shaw
Faisal Siddiqui
Anita Soni
Maegan Springman
Nikola Svitlica
Sean Udow
Heather Watson
Teresa Wawrykow
Adrian West
Ian Whetter
Brandy Wicklow
Jeffrey Wigle
Karver Zaborniak
George Zhanel
Bowen (Jamie) Zhou
Rural week preceptor
Michel Bruneau
Kevin Convery
Hani Daoud
Joseph Darcel
Austin Eakin
Katie Fulmore
Janine Grenier
Joshua Habington
Scott Kish
Leah Koetting
Micheal Loudon
Alexander McKinnon
Selena Papetti
Daniella Paradis
Maegan Rutherford
Brittany Vrooman
Small group setting
Veena Agrawal
Zana Alai
Ruben Alvaro
Francis Amara
Jazz Atwal
Tiffany Augustine
Debra Beach Ducharme
Roxanne Beaudette
Stepan Bilynskyy
Patricia Birk
Jonathan Boman
Nicole Bourrier
Kevin Brown
Mandy Buss
James Butler
Michael Cantor
Ming-Ka Chan
David Christansen
Leilanie Clayton
Alexander Dibrov
Jacquelyn Dirks
Nicole Dubois
Jonathon Elkin
Debra Evaniuk
Brent Fedirchuk
Lesley Garber
John Gartner
Nermin Gergis
Aviva Goldberg
Kevin Grace
Steven Gray
Sari Hannila
Michael Harrington
Stephen Henry
Signy Holmes
Sabine Hombach-Klonisch
Alexa Hryniuk
Konstantin Jilkine
Navjot Kaur Sidhu
Clarence Khoo
Dongwook (Dave) Kim
Zeenib Kohja
Darren Leitao
Katrina Leong
Kevin Li
Terry Li
Jesse Marantz
Sandra Marles
Shayna McNeill
Bitian Meng
Aizeddin Mhanni
Donald Miller
Lisa Monkman
John Ormiston
Merril Pauls
Jason Peeler
Eytan Perl
Pierre Plourde
Ceri Richards
Emily Rimmer
Tamar Rubin
Chris Sathianathan
Elizabeth Sellers
Aditya Sharma
James Shaw
Faisal Siddiqui
Anita Soni
Elizabeth Spence
Maegan Springman
Nikola Svitlica
Sean Udow
Heather Watson
Teresa Wawrykow
Adrian West
Ian Whetter
Brandy Wicklow
Jeffrey Wigle
Karver Zaborniak
George Zhanel
Bowen (Jamie) Zhou
Med II award nominees
Best course
Veena Agrawal
Kevin Brown
Mandy Buss
Michael Cantor
Tyler Denisuik
Sergio Fanella
Jessica Fudge
Aviva Goldberg and Merril Pauls
Susan Green
Jason Peeler
Chris Sathianathan
Anita Soni
Sean Udow and Eytan Perl
Omer Yusuf
Innovation
Veena Agrawal
Zana Alai
Jasdeep Atwal
Shantanu Banerji
Jason Beiko
Stepan Bilynskyy
Tessa Bortoluzzi
Alexis Botkin
Kevin Brown
Mandy Buss
James Butler
Michael Cantor
David Christiansen
David Craton
Susan Cuvelier
Tyler Denisuik
Jacquelyn Dirks
John Ducas
Jonathan Elkin
John Embil
Nabiha Faisal
Sergio Fanella
Jessica Fudge
Nermin Gergis
Conrad Goerz
Aviva Goldberg
Michael Harrington
Riley Hemstock
Brenda Hildebrand
Jay Hingwala
Sabine Hombach-Klonisch
Alexa Hryniuk
Alexandra Ilnyckyj
Shaikh Iqbal
Joel Kettner
Yaov Keynan
Clarence Khoo
Dongwook (Dave) Kim
Daniel Kroft
Darren Leitao
Edward Leung
Terry Li
Shilpa Loewen
Miao (Vivian) Lu
Sandra Marles
Shayna McNeill
Donald Miller
Leonard Minuk
Padma Mongru
Amanda Morris
Stefanie Narvey
Robert Obara
Merril Pauls
Jason Peeler
Eytan Perl
Pierre Plourde
Christine Robinson
Georges Saab
Mahwash Saeed
Chris Sathianathan
Gail Sawa
Farhana Shariff
Farah Sharkh
Navjot Kaur Sidhu
Nishita Singh
Hillel Sommer
Micah Sommer
Anita Soni
Frank Stockl
Nikola Svitlica
Sean Udow
Tanya Walsh
Heather Watson
Teresa Wawrykow
Ian Whetter
Terence Wuerz
Omer Yusuf
George Zhanel
Inspiration
Veena Agrawal
Zana Alai
Ruben Alvaro
Jasdeep Atwal
Shantanu Banerji
Jason Beiko
Rick Bhullar
Stepan Bilynskyy
James Bolton
Tessa Bortoluzzi
Alexis Botkin
April Boyd
Kevin Brown
Mandy Buss
Michael Cantor
Hygiea Casiano
David Christiansen
David Craton
Susan Cuvelier
Tyler Denisuik
Perry Dhaliwal
Jacquelyn Dirks
John Ducas
Jonathan Elkin
John Embil
Gregg Eschun
Sergio Fanella
Jessica Fudge
Nermin Gergis
Conrad Goerz
Aviva Goldberg
Susan Green
Jennifer Griffin
Michael Harrington
Riley Hemstock
Brenda Hildebrand
Sabine Hombach-Klonisch
Brett Houston
Alexa Hryniuk
Alexandra Ilnyckyj
Shaikh Iqbal
Konstantin Jilkine
Joel Kettner
Clarence Khoo
Dongwook (Dave) Kim
Daniel Kroft
Jonathan Lau
Darren Leitao
Terry Li
Miao (Vivian) Lu
Bryce Macek
Seth Marks
Sandra Marles
Padma Mongru
Amanda Morris
Patricia Mykytiuk
Merril Pauls
Jason Peeler
Eytan Perl
Leah Peters
Pierre Plourde
Vanessa Poliquin
Christine Robinson
Mahwash Saeed
Chris Sathianathan
Gail Sawa
Farhana Shariff
Farah Sharkh
Faisal Siddiqui
Hillel Sommer
Micah Sommer
Anita Soni
Reeni Soni
Nikola Svitlica
Sean Udow
Armelle Perez-Cortes Villalobos
Tanya Walsh
Justin Walters
Heather Watson
Teresa Wawrykow
Ian Whetter
Brandy Wicklow
Terence Wuerz
Omer Yusuf
Frederick Zeiler
George Zhanel
Mentorship
Veena Agrawal
Joshua Aquin
Shantanu Banerji
Jason Beiko
Peter Benoit
Marc Del Bigio
Stepan Bilynskyy
Tessa Bortoluzzi
Alexis Botkin
Kevin Brown
Mandy Buss
Michael Cantor
Hygiea Casiano
David Christiansen
David Craton
Tyler Denisuik
Perry Dhaliwal
Jacquelyn Dirks
Jonathan Elkin
John Embil
Nabiha Faisal
Nermin Gergis
Aviva Goldberg
Lesley Graff
Jennifer Griffin
Michael Harrington
Riley Hemstock
Jay Hingwala
Brett Houston
Alexa Hryniuk
Alexandra Ilnyckyj
Shaikh Iqbal
Konstantin Jilkine
Roopesh Kansara
Joel Kettner
Clarence Khoo
Dongwook (Dave) Kim
Daniel Kroft
Philippe Lagace-Wiens
Jonathan Lau
Darren Leitao
Terry Li
Miao (Vivian) Lu
Shayna McNeill
Padma Mongru
Stefanie Narvey
Robert Obara
Merril Pauls
Jason Peeler
Eytan Perl
Pierre Plourde
Vanessa Poliquin
Kaitlin Quinlan
Justin Rivard
Mahwash Saeed
Chris Sathianathan
Gail Sawa
Farhana Shariff
Farah Sharkh
Faisal Siddiqui
Shane Silver
Hillel Sommer
Micah Sommer
Reeni Soni
Anita Soni
Frank Stockl
Nikola Svitlica
Jay Toor
Anurag Trivedi
Sean Udow
Teresa Wawrykow
Ian Whetter
Terence Wuerz
Omer Yusuf
George Zhanel
Bowen (Jamie) Zhou
Small group setting
Veena Agrawal
Zana Alai
Versha Banerji
Shantanu Banerji
Jason Beiko
Peter Benoit
Stepan Bilynskyy
Tessa Bortoluzzi
Alexis Botkin
April Boyd
Kevin Brown
Giuseppe Bueti
Mandy Buss
Michael Cantor
Hygiea Casiano
David Christiansen
David Neil Craton
Marc Del Bigio
Tyler Denisuik
Alexander Dibrov
Jacquelyn Dirks
John Ducas
Jane Dueck
Hani El-Gabalawy
Jonathan Elkin
John Embil
Gregg Eschun
Debra Evaniuk
Nabiha Faisal
Sergio Fanella
Nermin Gergis
Conrad Goerz
Aviva Goldberg
Lesley Graff
Susan Green
Mihail Guranda
Drew Hager
Michael Harrington
Riley Hemstock
Brenda Hildebrand
Jay Hingwala
Sabine Hombach-Klonisch
Donald Houston
Brett Houston
Alexa Hryniuk
Alexandra Ilnyckyj
Shaikh Iqbal
Konstantin Jilkine
Joel Kettner
Clarence Khoo
Dongwook (Dave) Kim
Daniel Kroft
Samuel Lazareck
Darren Leitao
Terry Li
Miao (Vivian) Lu
Seth Marks
Padma Mongru
Joshua Nepon
Merril Pauls
Eytan Perl
Pierre Plourde
Kaitlin Quinlan
Georges Saab
Mahwash Saeed
Chris Sathianathan
Gail Sawa
Shauna Sawich
Farhana Shariff
Farah Sharkh
James Shaw
Guy Sherwood
Faisal Siddiqui
Nishita Singh
Hillel Sommer
Micah Sommer
Reeni Soni
Anita Soni
Frank Stockl
Ping Sun
Nikola Svitlica
Sean Udow
Justin Walters
Teresa Wawrykow
Ian Whetter
Brandy Wicklow
Stephen Wong
Terence Wuerz
Omer Yusuf
George Zhanel
Bowen (Jamie) Zhou
Med III award nominees
Choosing wisely - attending
Ardalanejaz Ahmad
Jonathon Bellas
Kristen Creek
Gregg Eschun
Sergio Fanella
Marina Girgis
Aimee Li
Andrew MacDiarmid
Christina Papadimitropoulos
Chau Pham
Yiyang Zhang
Choosing wisely - resident
Emma Anderson
Josh Garofalo
Jamie Gillies-Podgorecki
Justina Machnee
Christie McLaren
Talia Ripstein
Rohan Sanjanwala
Celine Vereecken Smith
Clinical teaching - attending
Jonathon Bellas
Nolan Brackenreed
Albert Buchel
Craig Burym
Roan Crow
Duane Funk
Gregory Hammond
Pamela Hebbard
China-Li Hillman
Chistopher Hohl
Tomislav Jelic
Jason Kilimnik
Ian Laxdal
Aimee Li
Vincent Lim
Nicholas Lisanti
Juliano Mello Offerni
Rosanne Mills
Joel Nkosi
Craig Omelan
Christina Papadimitropoulos
Harold Peters
Cesar Rona
Samuel Sanders
Anurag Trivedi
Turnly Wong
Clinical teaching - resident
Luis Castro
Joshua Creado
Nicholas Czehryn
Francis Diaz
Skyler Eastman
Triston Eastman
Derek Fisk
Hailey Hildebrand
Philip Kawalec
Daisy Ko
Meagan Kordan
Donghyun (John) Lee
Brittany Litster
Christie McLaren
Juan Mohadeb
Soroush Nedaie
Christian Palaschuk
Whitley Sheehan
Zohaib Siddiqi
Carmen Soltys
Rachel Ward
Mentorship attending
Andrew Ahweng
Albert Buchel
Aaron Chiu
Brooke Cochrane
Kristen Creek
Melinda Fowler-Woods
Adam Globerman
Christopher Graham
Jonathan Lau
Andrew MacDiarmid
Ron Maier
Rosanne Mills
Megan Moorhouse
Melanie Morris
John O'Leary
Chau Pham
Cesar Rona
Mahwash Saeed
Jai Shankar
Faisal Siddiqui
Namita Sinha
Rizqa Sulaiman-Baradien
Jason Zhang
Mentorship resident
Emma Anderson
Alexandra Decker
Ethan Edstrom
Derek Fisk
Brendan Gordon
Qiming Hu
Pooja Kadakia
Evan Kerr
Meagan Kordan
Katherine Lee
Tyler MacDonald
Justina Machnee
Anmolpreet Mann
Gillian McIvor
Simon Meier
Mursal Mohamud
Marissa Murray
Sophie Qui
Tejeswin (Jovey) Sharma
Zohaib Siddiqi
Nimra Tahir
Anurag Thatipalli
Patient advocacy – attending
Frank Bovell
Albert Buchel
Brooke Cochrane
Melinda Fowler-Woods
Ryan Houston
Amber Janower
Rae-Kiran Jhinger
Stephanie Johnston
Daniel Kroeker
Aimee Li
Kiel Luhning
Ainsley Minuk
Owen Mooney
Megan Moorhouse
Melanie Morris
Larry Reynolds
Jennifer Ruzhynsky
Maclean Thiessen
Heather Watson
Jeffrey Wheeler
Ian Whetter
Patient advocacy – resident
Owen Barber-Dueck
Aaron Chanas-La Rue
Derek Fisk
Donghyun (John) Lee
Gillian McIvor
Ayelen Rodriguez Portelles
Rohan Sanjanwala
Alexander Sharp
Sarah Unrau
Vanessa Warren
Professionalism – attending
Andrew Ahweng
Jonathon Bellas
Albert Buchel
Melinda Fowler-Woods
Aviva Goldberg
Nicholas Hajidiacos
Pamela Hebbard
Eric Hyun
Amber Janower
Geoffrey Konrad
Aimee Li
Louis Ludwig
Juliano Mello Offerni
Christina Papadimitropoulos
Lorraine Peitsch
Justin Rivard
Mahwash Saeed
Kristjan Thompson
Heather Watson
Jeffrey Wheeler
Ian Whetter
Professionalism – resident
Emma Anderson
Owen Barber-Dueck
Serena Chen
Joshua Creado
Mattea Heck
Philip Kawalec
Christine Kennedy
Meagan Kordan
David Lu
Juan Mohadeb
Robin Penwarden
Rohan Sanjanwala
Alexander Sharp
Whitley Sheehan
Anurag Thatipalli
Rachel Ward
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Service after death
Through the body donation program, students gain a deeper understanding of human anatomy through first-hand experience.
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In addition to the humanitarian aspects of this important decision, making advance arrangements can help relieve some of the stress your loved ones will face after your passing. When a death occurs, your next-of-kin is legally responsible for your body. Your advance plans will help your family decide what to do next during a very difficult time.
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260 Brodie Centre - 727 McDermot Avenue
University of Manitoba, Bannatyne Campus
Winnipeg, MB R3E 3P5 Canada