We would like to wish a heartfelt congratulations and say THANK YOU to Dr. Charo听搁辞诲谤铆驳耻别锄, Tenured Professor at the Department of Family Medicine and Associate Member of the Institute of Health Sciences Education, for her 20 years of service at 平特五不中. Her contribution, dedication, loyalty and hard work are crucial to the success of our Department and to the University as a whole. Dr. 搁辞诲谤铆驳耻别锄 will be receiving a congratulatory letter and pin by mail to commemorate her two decades of service at 平特五不中.
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About Dr. Charo 搁辞诲谤铆驳耻别锄
Dr. 搁辞诲谤铆驳耻别锄 completed her studies in Medicine at the University of Alicante, Spain, and became a family physician and primary care manager. She then obtained a professional master鈥檚 degree in Health Economics and Health Care Management at the University of Alicante, which was followed by an MSc in Public Health (Management) at the University of Valencia, Spain.听Dr. 搁辞诲谤铆驳耻别锄 then completed a PhD in Public Health (Health Care Organization) at the University of Montreal. She became a CIHR-funded Postdoctoral Fellow at 平特五不中 in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences and Desautels Faculty of Management for two years, and was appointed Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine in 2003.
Dr. Rodriguez became a FRQS (Fonds de recherche du Qu茅bec) Research Scholar for over a decade and, as a member of the 平特五不中 Center for Medical Education, she was awarded the 2013-2014 Cruess Faculty Scholar in Medical Education. Having taught graduate courses in qualitative research methodologies, and supervised/co-supervised around 50 graduate students and researchers, she was selected in 2015 in the Dean of Faculty of Medicine鈥檚 Honour List for Educational Excellence. Dr. 搁辞诲谤铆驳耻别锄 was the founding Director of the 平特五不中 Family Medicine Education Research Group (FMER), and of the Medical Education Concentration of the MSc in Family Medicine, both launched in 2014. Her research interests include professional identity, mentoring, program evaluation and evaluative research, and inter-professional/organizational collaboration. Read more: /familymed/charo-rodriguez
