The GP2B Podcast

A million and one ways to get where you want to go - with Dr. Kristine Johnson

Our first resident on the podcast, and the bar has been set. Dr. Kristine Johnson is a culture changer in the making and imparts to Jocelyne and Catherine how family medicine is not a “lesser specialty”. She also gives us the low down on Certificates of Added Competency (CACs) from a resident perspective and encourages all of us, if and when we are ready to travel again, to go to Melbourne for some heavenly coffee!

You’re never “just” a medical student, especially with a Beginner’s Mind - with Dr. Trevor Day

The GP2B podcast welcomes a passionate Family Medicine preceptor, Dr. Trevor Day (@DrTrevorDay), to the podcast. He challenges Jocelyne, Aiden, and our listeners to choose courage over comfort in their future practice, and proves that teleportation is the only superpower worth having.  

 

UofA FoMD Passionate Preceptors : Dr. Trevor Day (https://www.ualberta.ca/medicine/news/2019/november/passionate-preceptors-ii-trevor-day.html)

@DrTrevorDay: https://twitter.com/drtrevorday

Finding balance throughout your residency training - with Dr. John Chmelicek

Jocelyne and Catherine won’t need their can of bear spray for this CaRMS conversation with the UofA’s Family Medicine Residency Program Director, Dr. John Chmelicek, from July 2020. This teddy bear in Birkenstocks extols a rigorous program driven by resident feedback and one that provides you with a portable skill set to practice wherever you call home!

Finding your “Aha!” moment in Family Medicine - with Dr. Jess Kirkwood

Aiden and Catherine welcome one of the newest additions to the department of Family Medicine at the University of Alberta, Dr. Jess Kirkwood (@kirkykirks), to the podcast. This rockin’ inner city family doc goes over her impressive resume, including being part of the PEER team, her family medicine research interests, and smoked pickles!

Instagram: @ualberta_dofm

Facebook: @uaFMIG  

Twitter: @UAfamilyMed

Email: fmig@ualberta.ca

 

Promoting your best self for CaRMS - with Dr. Michelle Morros

Aiden and Catherine put the Director of Assessment and Selection for the U of A's Family Medicine Residency Program in the hot seat. Dr. Michelle Morros gives the inside scoop about how to put your best foot forward during the CaRMS process.

Instagram: @ualberta_dofm

Facebook: @uaFMIG  

Twitter: @UAfamilyMed

Email: fmig@ualberta.ca