(From the EiC: This is a three part series that will run consecutively. Click here for Part 1. Click here for Part 2. Michelle (a Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist), Tim (an intensivist) and Mary (a […]
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Category: Reflections from the Liminal Space
Reflections from the Liminal Space: Teaching II – In the Clinic
(From the EiC: This is a three part series that will run consecutively. Click here for Part 1. Michelle (a Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist), Tim (an intensivist) and Mary (a pediatric gastroenterologist) are just finishing […]
Reflections from the Liminal Space: Teaching I – In the OR
(From the EiC: This is a three part series that will run consecutively. Michelle (a Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist), Tim (an intensivist) and Mary (a pediatric gastroenterologist) are just finishing the Royal College diploma in […]
Reflections from the Liminal Space: Teaching as a Junior Staff Radiologist
By Crystal Fong As I went through my training in general diagnostic radiology and then neuroradiology, I always felt that I would end up at a teaching centre, paying back to future residents what was […]
Reflections from the Liminal Space: A Clinician Educator Connects Many Worlds
by Daniel Brandt-Vegas Daniel Brandt-Vegas, MD is an assistant professor of general internal medicine at McMaster University. Turning into a Clinician Educator can look like a lot of different things. For many physicians it’s a […]
