UBC PGME is proud to support its residents in participating in research projects during residency training. The emphasis on research is based on the CanMEDS role of Scholar, which can be demonstrated through the creation and dissemination of knowledge and practices applicable to health. This page includes resources intended to help residents learn and understand scientific principles, research ethics and methodology, and scholarly writing.
UBC Resident Research Curriculum
The following materials have been developed by the UBC PGME Research Office as part of the resident research curriculum.
Podcast Episode 1: Introduction to Research in Residency
This video explores reasons for getting into research, common misconceptions and pitfalls about research during residency, and some tips for getting involved. Length: 19 minutes
More Episodes Coming Soon!
Check back for more episodes on topics such as:
- Study Design
- Basic Statistics and Intro to Regression
- Research Resources at UBC
Research Resources
Royal College CanMEDS Framework
This website includes the CanMEDS framework, which explains the purpose of research training under the Scholar role
Royal College Resident Research Guide
This book was developed by the Royal College to support resident research
UBC RISe
This is the research ethics application website for research studies conducted at UBC
AFMC Primer on Population Health
This virtual textbook on public health concepts for clinicians was developed by the Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada
UBC Library Literature Review Resources
This website contains resources for evaluating literature and conducting literature reviews through the UBC Library
Royal College CanMEDS Framework
Royal College Resident Research Guide
UBC RISe
AFMC Primer on Population Health
UBC Library Literature Review Resources
Resident Spotlight
Dr. Ahsen Chaudhry
Dr. Ahsen Chaudhry recently completed his sub-specialty residency training in Endocrinology and is now a fellow in the Clinician Investigator Program. His research focuses on islet transplantation and the emerging area of stem-cell derived cell therapy for diabetes. He is the 2024 recipient of the JDRF Canada Clinician Investigator Fellowship and CSEM Fernand Labrie Fellowship Research awards.
Funding Opportunities
Interested in Getting Involved?
Contact us
Reach out to us through our email at: research@postgrad.med.ubc.ca
UBC Clinician Investigator Program
If you are interested in becoming a Clinician-Scientist as a career, check out the UBC CIP Program.
