The SRPC resident Committee is comprised of medical residents from across Canada
collectively committed to supporting residents interested in rural and remote medicine.
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Jasmine is a second year resident in Family Medicine at Dalhousie University. She is based in the beautiful Inverness, Nova Scotia (Cape Breton). She is a lover of the outdoors, which fuels her passion to create a more sustainable world. Find Jasmine riding her bike on the local rail trail, hiking in the backcountry, cooking up a vegan feast, or attending an SRPC R&R conference!
Alexis (She/Her) is a second year Pediatric Medicine resident at the Memorial University of Newfoundland. Alexis completed medical school at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine (Thunder Bay campus) and is originally from a rural area of Northwestern Ontario. Since moving to Newfoundland, Alexis has enjoyed hiking the East Coast Trail with her puppy whenever she has the chance.
Keeping up with the SRPC Resident Committee
Members can request to join the RuralMed Listserv for general SRPC communications, and or the Rural Med Student Listserv to keep in touch with us via email.
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Our Committee
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------------------------------------------------- Medical Resident Essay Contest
------------------------------------------------- Rural Research Poster PresentationEach year, a rural research poster session is hosted at the SRPC's Rural & Remote Conference. Poster proposals must include a clear research purpose, objective, methodology, summary of the research results and conclusion. We will judge the posters on rural relevance, research methodology, impact, clarity of presentation and your ability to answer questions regarding your research. Posters are restricted to a width of 4 feet and a height of 3 feet. Residents will have the opportunity of being awarded the best student/resident research poster. The winner of best research poster will win the equivalent of $500 credited towards attending the conference.
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REAP Sponsorship Opportunities for Rural Focused Medical Conferences
The Rural Education Action Plan (REAP) provides sponsorship to UBC medical students and family medicine, specialty and subspecialty residents to attend provincial and national rurally-focused medical conferences each year. Students and residents who have an interest in exploring rural medicine may apply for up to $1,200 for travel and accommodation expenses plus conference registration. SRPC’s Rural & Remote Medicine Conference – April 21-23, 2022 – Ottawa, ON In light of physical distancing requirements implemented due to COVID-19, this year’s offerings may have to be adjusted, delayed or cancelled but our hope is to provide access to safe, rurally-relevant content as best as we can under the present climate. If you are interested in conference sponsorship please apply by completing the survey at www.reapbc.ca/conference. Those selected for sponsorship will be contacted by the REAP office by February 28, 2022. Those not selected for sponsorship will be placed on a waitlist and contacted if a space becomes available. To learn more and apply, please visit www.reapbc.ca/conference by January 31, 2022. |
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