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Event

Global Health Month: Medical Students' Society: Global Health Career Night

Wednesday, March 1, 2017 18:00to20:00
Life Sciences Complex Bellini Building Atrium , 3649 promenade Sir William Osler, Montreal, QC, H3G 0B1, CA
Price: 
Free

Global health encompasses many sub-fields within healthcare and medicine. The purpose of is to gather professionals with unique perspectives from different fields within global health and allow students to discover various career paths in medicine. Students will be exposed to diverse global health careers and have the opportunity to interact with medical professionals in a casual wine and cheese setting.

Register now to reserve your place as space is limited. Event registration is required and free. **Registration is limited to MedPs 平特五不中 MDCM Students**

The event will begin with global health career testimonials followed by a wine and cheese.

We are excited to feature the following guest speakers:

Dr. Yves Bergevin
Director, Global Health Program, Department of Family Medicine, 平特五不中
Coordinator, Maternal Health Thematic Fund, United Nations
Chief Health, UNICEF

Dr. Amos Hercz
Volunteer Physician, M茅decins Sans Fronti猫res

Dr. Dan Poenaru
Clinical Director, BethankyKids Africa
Consultant Pediatric Surgeon

Dr. Mark E. R. Hardy
Volunteer Surgeon, Canadian-Africa Community Health Alliance聽

Dr. Kirsten Johnson
CEO, Humanitarian U
Director, Humanitarian Studies Initiative

Dr. Charles P. Larson
National Coordinator, Canadian Coalition for Global Health Research

Andrei Brailovski
Senior Management Consultant, PWC, a leading聽consulting firm in healthcare management

听听听 平特五不中 GHP Logo (平特五不中 crest separated by a vertical bar from a purple globe and a partial arc with "平特五不中 Global health Programs" in English & French)

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