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Episode 3: A Muslim's Journey in Medical Leadership
Our third episode features Dr. Wael Haddara. Dr. Wael graduated medical school from Queen’s University in 1999, trained in Internal Medicine and endocrinology at the University of Western Ontario, and served as Chair/Chief Critical Care Western and London Hospitals. He holds a Masters in Medical Education from Dundee University and has been actively involved with the Center of Education, Research and Innovation (CERI) at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry.
Topics of Discussion:
Accelerated path to university and studying pharmacy before medicine
Challenges and gratifying aspects of ICU medicine
Muslims and end-of-life decisions
Leading Southwestern Ontario’s COVID-19 response
Experience as president of the Muslim Association of Canada (MAC)
Work in Egyptian politics and United Nations
Interests/hobbies
Advice to those in medicine
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By Muslims and MedicineOur third episode features Dr. Wael Haddara. Dr. Wael graduated medical school from Queen’s University in 1999, trained in Internal Medicine and endocrinology at the University of Western Ontario, and served as Chair/Chief Critical Care Western and London Hospitals. He holds a Masters in Medical Education from Dundee University and has been actively involved with the Center of Education, Research and Innovation (CERI) at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry.
Topics of Discussion:
Accelerated path to university and studying pharmacy before medicine
Challenges and gratifying aspects of ICU medicine
Muslims and end-of-life decisions
Leading Southwestern Ontario’s COVID-19 response
Experience as president of the Muslim Association of Canada (MAC)
Work in Egyptian politics and United Nations
Interests/hobbies
Advice to those in medicine