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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a dynamic panel featuring three graduates of our Ph
 D program who have transitioned into impactful careers across different se
 ctors. Learn how they leveraged their research training\, navigated career
  decisions\, and built fulfilling professional lives. A great opportunity 
 to gain insights and ask questions about your own future beyond academia.
 \n\nSeminar title: Beyond the PhD: Career Journeys of Our Graduates\n\nSpe
 akers: Reem El-Sherif\, PhD\, Health Services Researcher at the Canadian M
 edical Protective Association (CMPA) and Nadia O’Brien\, PhD\, Senior Poli
 cy Analyst on Sexually Transmitted and Blood-Borne Infections (STBBI).\n\n
 Date: Friday December 12\, 12.30-13.30pm\n\nWhere: Online via Zoom\n\nRegi
 ster here\n\nAbout The Speakers \n\nReem El-Sherif\, MBBCh\, PhD\, is an i
 nternational medical graduate (MBChB from the University of Cairo) and has
  completed an MSc and PhD in Family Medicine and Primary Care Research at 
 9IÖÆ×÷³§Ãâ·Ñ. She has over 10 years of experience in primary care and health ser
 vices research\, and specializes in literature reviews\, mixed methods res
 earch and qualitative methodologies using a participatory approach. She is
  currently a Health Services Researcher at the Canadian Medical Protective
  Association (CMPA).\n\nNadia O’Brien\, MPH\, PhD\, earned a PhD in Family
  Medicine and Primary Care from 9IÖÆ×÷³§Ãâ·Ñ in 2020\, a Master of Pu
 blic Health (MPH) from Simon Fraser University\, and an Undergraduate degr
 ee in Medical Anthropology from the University of Toronto. She also comple
 ted a brief postdoctoral fellowship with the Canada Research Chair in Pati
 ent and Public Partnership where she was awarded the Canadian Institutes o
 f Health Research (CIHR) Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) pos
 tdoctoral funding - Transition to Leadership Award. She then joined the Pu
 blic Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) during the COVID-19 pandemic and now w
 orks as a senior policy analyst on Sexually Transmitted and Blood-Borne In
 fections (STBBI). Nadia’s experience in research\, infectious disease and 
 public health was developed though her research on community-led structura
 l interventions with sex workers in India\, a participatory research proje
 ct led by Indigenous women in Quebec\, during her PhD with the Canadian HI
 V Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Cohort Study (CHIWOS)\, and at th
 e BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS (BCCfE).\n\nResearch Seminar Series
 \n\nEach month\, the Department of Family Medicine hosts a research semina
 r that explores a wide range of topics and methods relevant to primary hea
 lth care. These seminars feature a variety of speakers\, including researc
 hers from other universities and departments\, as well as our own faculty\
 , students\, and collaborators. Open to the entire 9IÖÆ×÷³§Ãâ·Ñ community\, thes
 e seminars serve as a dynamic forum for learning\, discussion\, and exchan
 ge\, fostering meaningful connections across disciplines and institutions.
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SUMMARY:Beyond the PhD: Career Journeys of Our Graduates
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