Our education coordinators are very familiar with healthcare programs in Uganda and Guyana, as they have visited these countries multiple times. They are integral to the success of the program. They are involved in early identification of potential learner candidates and via the Academic Advisory Committee will facilitate candidate selection.
Dr. Kruiselbrink is a critical care specialist in Kitchener and Cambridge Ontario. She spends at least one month per year in Uganda, providing advanced medical education to our colleagues in Kampala and Mbarara, Uganda. Dr. Kruisselbrink identifies and meets with potential physician trainees while in Uganda, and remotely when in Canada and assists with the trainee/learner selection and approval process.
Dr. Khalid is an internal medicine specialist at St. Joseph’s Healthcare, Hamilton. She visits Guyana at least four times per year, providing advanced medical education to our colleagues in Georgetown, Guyana. Dr. Khalid identifies and meets with potential physician trainees while in Guyana, and remotely when in Canada and assists with the trainee/learner selection and approval process.
Dr Khalid has worked in various international sites including Peru, Namibia, Cambodia , Uganda and Guyana advancing postgraduate medical education. In Guyana., she was program director for the internal medicine program and helped establish the program to graduate the first locally trained internists in the country . She has also established telemedicine for continuing medical education for physicians working in the remote regions of Guyana. In her role as mentor to the graduates of the program. we are working on sustainable models of care in resource limited settings
Dr. Kruiselbrink is a critical care specialist in Kitchener and Cambridge Ontario. She spends at least one month per year in Uganda, providing advanced medical education to our colleagues in Kampala and Mbarara, Uganda. Dr. Kruisselbrink identifies and meets with potential physician trainees while in Uganda, and remotely when in Canada and assists with the trainee/learner selection and approval process.
Dr. Khalid is an internal medicine specialist at St. Joseph’s Healthcare, Hamilton. She visits Guyana at least four times per year, providing advanced medical education to our colleagues in Georgetown, Guyana. Dr. Khalid identifies and meets with potential physician trainees while in Guyana, and remotely when in Canada and assists with the trainee/learner selection and approval process.
Dr Khalid has worked in various international sites including Peru, Namibia, Cambodia , Uganda and Guyana advancing postgraduate medical education. In Guyana., she was program director for the internal medicine program and helped establish the program to graduate the first locally trained internists in the country . She has also established telemedicine for continuing medical education for physicians working in the remote regions of Guyana. In her role as mentor to the graduates of the program. we are working on sustainable models of care in resource limited settings