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1 O CT OB ER M ED NIGHT 5: 3 0-8: 00 pm CA RLE T O N U N IVER S ITY Ric h c ra f t H a ll Atri um EVENT PROGRAM

2 EVENT SCHEDULE 5:00-5:35 5:35-5:50 5:50-6:05 6:05-6:20 Registration Welcome and Introduction Assistant Dean of Science Michel Barbeau Science Student Success Officer Mandi Crespo Health Care Team members Robert Pap, Millie Close DeVries Conversation #1 Conversation #2 6:20-6:35 Conversation #3 6:35-6:45 Break 6:45-7:00 Conversation #4 7:00-7:15 Conversation #5 7:15-7:30 Conversation #6 7:30-8:00 Open mixing and mingling There is also a mini fair where you can speak with representatives from organizations that provide services and opportunities for students interested in health care. Feel free to speak with these representatives for any length of time and divide your evening between the tables and the fair booths. Med Night Program 1

3 SEATING CHART TABLE NAME BIOGRAPHY Dr. Nick Argent Medical Reviewer Health Canada Ms. Amanda Mattice First-Year Medical Student University of Ottawa Dr. Caitlin Cahill Fourth-Year General Surgery Resident Dr. Stephen Dinning Nuclear Medicine Dr. Martin Green Cardiologist Ottawa Heart Institute Dr. Samantha Halman General Internal Medicine Specialist Dr. Julie Hurteau Pediatric Radiologist CHEO Dr. Stephen Kravcik Internal Medicine Dr. Stanley Labow Plastic Surgeon Ms. Janna Malone Neurosurgical Physician Assistant Practiced medicine in the areas of nephrology, internal medicine and critical care; worked six months on countermeasures for the Ebola crisis; was responsible for the Public Health of 133 First Nations communities in Ontario for eight months Participated extensively in undergraduate research, was President of the Carleton Pre-Medical Society, and was a mentor at the Science Student Success Centre; BSc Honours Biochemistry at Carleton University Interested in benign and malignant colorectal disease; undergraduate and medical school at McGill University A clinical lecturer at the University of Ottawa; clinical practice involves all imaging aspects of nuclear medicine, including PET/CT, therapies for thyroid and prostate cancer Started the Arrythmia Service at the Ottawa Heart Institute; also a professor at the University of Ottawa; interests are arrhythmia education for physicians with a special interest in interpretation of ECG and EP tracings An Assistant Professor of Medicine and program director for the General Internal Medicine residency program at the University of Ottawa; clinical practice focuses on inpatient care of patients with complex medical conditions Special interest in Pediatric Neuroradiology, Neonatal Imaging and Fetal MRI; former Assistant Professor at the Montreal Children s Hospital, McGill University On staff at the University of Ottawa; subspeciality in HIV; Chair of the Faculty of Medicine Appeals Committee; Consultant for the Public Health Agency of Canada and Centre for Drugs and Health Technologies Plastic and reconstructive surgeon in Ottawa; has been practicing for 50+ years; volunteers on surgical missions in Nicaragua bi-annually operating in a teaching hospital in Boaco; received both Pharmacy and MD degrees Completed two years of undergraduate studies at Carleton University and two years of McMaster University s PA program; able to prescribe medication, refer to other specialists, and make diagnoses Med Night Program 2

4 SEATING CHART TABLE NAME BIOGRAPHY Dr. Brad Meulenkamp Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Soraya Moghadam Nephrology Clinical Associate Dr. Tim Moran Staff Physician Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre Dr. Carolyn Nessim Surgical Oncologist Dr. Christine Nguyen Naturopathic Doctor Ottawa Integrative Health Centre Dr. Dennis Pitt General Surgeon Dr. Dilsheesh Purewal Anesthesiologist Ambulatory Anesthesia Associates Dr. Christopher Raynor Orthopedic Surgeon Cornwall Community Hospital Dr. Felicity Stark Research Officer National Research Council Canada Ms. Krista Urchenko Medical Laboratory Technologist Public Health Ontario Completed fellowships in Orthopedic Trauma and Foot and Ankle Surgery; in addition to a full-time practice, is obtaining a Master s in Clinical Epidemiology Works in the Montfort Military Wing doing internal medicine clinics for military members; also a Medical Officer (Specialist, Internal Medicine) for the Canadian Armed Forces; was deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq Works in the Community Mental Health Program and Substance Use and Concurrent Disorders Program; completed a PhD in Neuroscience followed by an MD and Psychiatry Residency training; was a postdoctoral fellow at SickKids Hospital Clinical practice focusing on the treatment of patients with Melanoma, Soft Tissue Sarcoma, and Gastric cancer; Program Director for the Surgical Oncology Program Clinical practice focuses on the holistic treatment of patients of all ages from pediatric to geriatric; focuses on fatigue and burn out, hormone restoration, pain management, digestive disorders, and mental health conditions An Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa since 2011; has been a surgeon for 40 years; part of the Breast Surgical Oncology Unit that provides care for 800 new breast cancer patients annually Medical degree from Ross University School of Medicine; subspecialty in general anesthesia Orthopedic Surgeon within Sports Medicine, Reconstructive Arthroscopy, Shoulder Arthroscopy and Motorsport Medicine; seasonal lecturer at the University of Ottawa; Owner of Human 2.0 Works with a novel live vaccine against Francisella tularensis, a Category A pathogen developed for use as a biological weapon; PhD in Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Ottawa Lead Mycobacteriology Technologist and Rotating Technologist; operates medlabmaven.com, a blog detailing her journey as a Med Lab Tech; Master of Public Health degree Med Night Program 3

5 SEATING CHART A B C D E F MINI FAIR BOOTHS Kaplan Test Prep Michener Institute for Applied Health Sciences Princeton Review Ross University Student Experience Office, Carleton University University of Medicine and Health Sciences, St. Kitts (UMHS) Med Night Program 4

6 General Questions QUESTIONS FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS How has your undergraduate education influenced your life? If you were not in this profession, what would you being doing? What experiences and decisions led you to where you are today? What kinds of jobs did you have in the past? What volunteer, research, or extracurricular activities were you involved in in your undergraduate years? What activities or hobbies are you involved in outside of your work? In what ways do you think medicine will change in the future? As a community leader, what do you think is your most important role? Career-Related Questions What do you wish you had known before pursuing your career? How and when did you decide that this was the career for you? What do you value most in your career? Why? What are some pros and cons of your job? What do you find the most challenging about your job? What is a typical day at work like for you? Clinical Questions What kinds of patients do you work with and are there specific ways in which you work with them? What has been your toughest case to diagnose? What are the best and worst parts of working with patients? Research Questions What are some advantages to having research experience? What do you think is the most valuable aspect of research? In what ways do you think medical research has evolved? Medical School Questions What is medical school really like? What personal traits do I need to have in order to be successful in medical school? What can I do to prepare myself for medical school? How should I choose which medical schools to apply to? What were your most/least favorite things about medical school? How did your undergraduate experience prepare you for medical school? How is the work-life balance as a medical student? How do you manage your time? Med Night Program 5