CFMS Podcasts

Hey everyone! In this episode, host Kieran speaks with Dr. Erin Chouinard. She holds a variety of roles in the medical community, including a Family Practice in Niagara Falls and teaching positions at both McMaster and Western University (and much more!).

Hi again. In this episode, host Erin has a chat with Dr. Ross Lepera. He’s a family doctor in Windsor, ON, and an active educator in Western University’s Schulich School of Medicine’s Windsor Regional Campus. 

Erin and Dr. Lepara discuss the charms of family medicine and the importance of “food for the soul” throughout a medical career, amongst other topics. 

In Who (Health) Cares, we will be getting to know physicians across Canada and across specialties . We will talk a bit about medicine and a lot about who they are. Stay tuned for more guests to come, and stay connected on social media @cfmspodcast on Instagram

Credits:

Host: Erin Lin

Producers: Rachel Tooth, Erin Lin, Kieran Chalmers

Editor: Ken Yu

Social Media and Cover Art: Adela Gottardi

Music: Slade Lake, Alex Baldassare

Hey, it's our first (real) episode, where host Rachel sits down and has a conversation with the Dean of Dalhousie University's Faculty of Medicine, Dr. David Anderson.

They chat about life as Dean, the Maritimes, family, Dr. Anderson's days as a tennis phenom, and more. Guess you'll have to listen to find out more.

In Who (Health) Cares, we will be getting to know physicians across Canada and across specialties. We will talk a bit of medicine, and a lot about who they are. Stay tuned for more guests to come, and stay connected on social media, @cfmspodcast on Instagram.

Credits:

Host: Rachel Tooth

Producers: Rachel Tooth, Erin Lin, Kieran Chalmers

Editor: Kieran Chalmers

Social Media and Cover Art: Adela Gottardi

Music: Slade Lake, Alex Baldassare

Hey! Welcome to our new series, Who (Health) Cares. This is our Meet and Greet episode, where we meet our 3 new hosts, Kieran, Erin and Rachel. We talk a bit about ourselves, a bit about why we are doing this and a bit about what you can expect throughout the series.

In Who (Health) Cares, we will be getting to know physicians from across Canada and across specialties. We won't only be talking about medicine, but also about who they are. Stay tuned for more episodes to come, and follow us on social media, @cfmspodcast on Instagram.

Credits:

Hosts: Erin Lin, Rachel Tooth, Kieran Chalmers

Editor: Kieran Chalmers

Social Media and Cover Art: Adela Gottardi

Music: Slade Lake, Alex Baldassare

This month, Zier Zhou of the CFMS Research in Medicine Podcast speaks with Dr. Georg Northoff, a psychiatrist, neuroscientist, and philosopher at the University of Ottawa. In this episode, Dr. Northoff discusses his interdisciplinary approach to research and recent projects that aim to enhance the management of depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions. Dr. Northoff also shares his thoughts on what life lessons can be learned from a career in psychiatry and how the ongoing technological revolution might impact the human brain and mind. To learn more about Dr. Northoff’s work, check out his website www.georgnorthoff.com/ and new book Neurowaves.

This month, Farhad Ghaseminejad and Maggie Chopra of the CFMS Research in Medicine Podcast interviews Dr. Michael Rauh, an associate professor at Queen’s University in the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine. Dr. Rauh completed an MD/PhD degree from UBC and his residency in hematological pathology at UofT. His research focuses on myeloid pathologies, specifically the genetic and immune pathogenesis of myeloid cancers. In this episode, we discuss what motivated Dr. Rauh to pursue hematopathology, the life of a clinician-scientist, advice for students wanting to pursue research in medical school, and more.

In this episode, Margaret Sun of the CFMS Research in Medicine Podcast interviews Dr. Victoria Luong to discuss her transition from clinical medicine to medical education research. Currently, Dr. Luong is a PhD student at Dalhousie University after attaining her MD from the Université de Sherbrooke in 2015. Her interest in qualitative research sparked a shift from pursuing a residency to undertaking a Master’s in Health Profession Education, steering her towards a career in medical education research. Notably, her graduate work concentrates on exploring the role of personality in medical education and understanding the experiences of medical trainees encountering struggle and underperformance.

This month the CFMS Research in Medicine Podcast interviews Dr. Paul Young. Dr. Paul Young is a gynecologist and research director at the BC Women's Center for Pelvic Pain and Endometriosis. Dr. Young completed a combined MD PhD degree and a residency in obstetrics and gynecology, followed by a clinical fellowship in endometriosis, pelvic pain and advanced laparoscopy in 2012 at the University of British Columbia. In this episode, let's discover the topic of Endometriosis and Pelvic Pains with us!