Transition into Practice Events
UBC Transition into Practice program Seminar Series:
- Tuesday (and some Wednesday) evenings from 6:00 – 7:00 PM, a wide range of non-medical topics.
- Residents of all levels and programs are welcome to attend via Zoom.
- Registration is required. Repeat attendance is welcomed.
Due to proprietary reasons and continuous updates, these sessions are not recorded.
- The TIP sessions are designed to provide a safe environment for presenting information, asking questions and sharing personal experience among colleagues. The content is intended for the professional development of a medical audience. It is not intended as public communication.
- Any reproduction of the session or provided materials in part or full requires the explicit approval of UBC PGME TIP.
- The use of any type of recording and/or AI technology/tool is strictly prohibited.
UBC Transition into Practice offers Academic Half Days each year in the Fall and Spring.
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- The content includes the core curriculum and is refreshed annually.
Upcoming Events:
May 1, 2025
Transition into Practice Academic Half Day (TIP AHD)
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This multi-program academic half day will present core topics on financial literacy, debt management, incorporation, CMPA (AI & social media), Pathways program, etc.
May 2, 2025
Transition into Practice Academic Half Day (TIP AHD)
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This multi-program academic half day will present core topics on financial literacy, debt management, investment, insurance planning, licensing, enrollment & credentialing in BC, etc.
CMPA Patient Safety Primer Workshop
We are pleased to announce the 2024-2025 schedule for the CMPA Patient Safety Primer: medico-legal essentials for residents. This 2.5-hour interactive, virtual workshop provides high quality medico-legal education for first year Family Medicine and second year Royal College residents. The workshop meets specific medico-legal accreditation standards and will help residents attain key competencies in CanMEDS and CanMEDS-FM roles.
About the workshop
Residents will explore cases facilitated by CMPA physician advisors and will identify practical strategies to mitigate medico-legal risk and improve patient safety through:
- Electronic learning activities to be completed before the workshop
- Interactive, practical exercises and large group discussion
- A dedicated Q&A session with legal counsel and a CMPA physician advisor
- Topics covered: documentation, informed consent, disclosure of a patient safety incident (accident in Québec), and teamwork.
Registration
Registration for this online workshop will be open to first year Family Medicine and second year Royal College residents across Canada, with the option to register for a workshop on a date and time that is most convenient to their schedule. SPACE IS LIMITED, so residents are encouraged to register for their preferred workshop as soon as possible.
What you need to know:
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- Registration is now open for the 2024-2025 academic year.
- Each workshop has a maximum capacity of 170 residents.
- Residents will need to complete about 1 hour of pre-work. We will send out an email one week before the session with all required materials.
- The live workshop will be hosted via Zoom
- Subject matter is targeted to PGY1 Family Medicine and PGY2 Royal College residents
After completing the pre-work and participating in the workshop, residents will receive a Certificate of Participation.
What residents are saying:
“I appreciated the level of interaction the workshop allowed for participants. The presenters’ enthusiasm also helped to make topics interesting! I would highly recommend this workshop to my fellow peers and those who need a refresher.” – University of Manitoba Resident (2024)
“The speakers were very passionate and engaging. The material was very relevant and geared towards residents.” – University of Ottawa Resident (2024)
“I liked hearing the thoughts, perspectives, and approaches of other residents. I took away quite a few strategies from them that I have not seen before but will be great to add to my practice.” – University of Alberta resident (2022)
Learn more about Patient Safety Primer: medico-legal essentials for residents
Please contact residents@cmpa.org if you require any additional information.
Doctors of BC Business Pathways Event
Stay tuned for updates.
Resident Doctors of BC Event
Stay tuned for updates.
