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A quick escape from your rounds - onboardMD Magazine brings you real-life stories from students, residents and doctors, just like you. Magazine aims to provide you with the inspiration and confidence to seek and deliver on the best version of you, keeping you on the right track and making good choices for your future in medicine.
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Read ArticleUndergraduate summer: Research or relaxation?
All your questions about whether or not to research, answered by someone who’s been there before
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Read ArticleHow to make big decisions the right way (with no regrets)
Get past the myth of right and wrong choices by asking yourself the right questions.
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Read ArticleCBC’s Dr. Brian Goldman, part 2: What does the future of medicine look like?
The host of White Coat, Black Art gives us his unique perspective on where the health care system is going—and what we can do to fix it.
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Your path from pre-med to medical school, residency and into practice
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Read ArticleQ&A with Dr. Mitchell Abrams, physician, musician, and educator
How one radiologist unexpectedly got a unique perspective on the world of healthcare—and has made it his mission to help others see it, too.
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Read ArticleCBC’s Dr. Brian Goldman, part 1: From med school to the broadcast booth
The host of White Coat, Black Art tells us how his diverse career path has made him a better physician.
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Read ArticleFuture Leaders Profile: Tina Guo
To guide and serve others during their most vulnerable and painful moments was what inspired Tina Guo to pursue both medicine and advocacy for marginalized populations.
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Read ArticleStudying abroad: My journey
How I found my place in the world of medicine—on the other side of the world.
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Read ArticleLocuming 101: Haneen Abu-Remaileh and the birth of the ultimate locum resource
How one doctor saw an opportunity to bridge the gap between clinics and locum physicians—and took action.
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Read ArticleThe hidden curriculum of medicine
GUEST BLOG - There is an aspect of medicine you may or may not be aware of, known as the hidden curriculum (HC). What is the HC? It is all the aspects of medicine that are not formally taught...
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Read ArticleQ&A with Dr. Ian Auld, head physician for the Calgary Flames
Find out what life is really like for a physician in the world of pro sports—in the clinic, at the rink, and on the road.
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Read ArticleBuilding a bridge to health
How helping underserved communities in rural Africa gave a young doctor new perspective—and a new purpose.
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Read ArticleThe transition experience: Dr. Simon Moore
Diversity, balance, and freedom—how one doctor found the practice that gave him everything he needed.
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Read ArticleOur top 5 most popular posts of 2018
Your favourite stories, profiles, and articles from onboardMD Magazine’s first year
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Read ArticleThe power of a soccer ball
How the biggest changes can start with the smallest things.
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Read ArticleFuture Leaders Profile: Frank Battaglia
To say that Frank Battaglia grew up with close family ties is an understatement—with 36 family members living just a few kilometers away from one another in the small town of Stoney Creek, ON...
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Read ArticleStrong on the pitch, student on the sidelines
How playing soccer for Team Canada became a vital part of my medical education. As far back as I can remember, I’ve played soccer. I had pretty good grades in high school, and, after graduating, I...
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Read ArticleFuture Leaders Profile: Linda Lam
Medicine occupies a unique place at the intersection of the sciences and humanities—and that’s precisely what drew Linda Lam to med school.
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Read ArticleTerrifying Halloween tales (that only med students will be scared by)
It’s only October, and you’re probably already feeling like the academic year has gotten away from you. All those promises to keep up with the material? Broken. Maintaining a healthy balance...
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Read ArticleA story of football (soccer), medicine, and family
How life can shape you into a better doctor and a better human being.
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Read ArticleFuture Leaders Profile: Stephanie Gill
As far back as she can remember, Stephanie Gill always had the same answer when someone asked her what she wanted to be when she grew up: a doctor.
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