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Dr. Sherine Gabriel (MD’82), proud College of Medicine alumna and current President of Rush University in Chicago, has been named a 2022 recipient of the prestigious University of Saskatchewan (USask) Alumni Lifetime Achievement Award.
Matches Made in Medicine: Drs. Shanna and Mark Fenton
Matches Made in Medicine is a four-part series highlighting College of Medicine alumni couples who found love through medicine.
Matches Made in Medicine: Drs. Marilynn Cooper and Brian Gushulak
Matches Made in Medicine is a four-part series highlighting College of Medicine alumni couples, who found love at medical school. Each week in February, a new alumni couple will be showcased.
Matches Made in Medicine: Drs. Patrice Pollock and Matt Schubert
Matches Made in Medicine is a four-part series highlighting College of Medicine alumni couples, who found love at medical school. Each week in February, a new alumni couple will be showcased.
Matches Made in Medicine: Drs. Norwood and Lois Kavanagh
Matches Made in Medicine is a four-part series highlighting College of Medicine alumni couples, who found love at medical school. Each week in February, a new alumni couple will be showcased.
Dr. Cory Neudorf: A public health perspective
Dr. Cory Neudorf (MD’89) has called COVID-19 the biggest professional challenge of his career. As a public health physician and epidemiologist, he has spent his career devoted to health equity and public health advocacy.
The Pride of Saskatchewan: Dr. James M. Campbell (MED’31)
One Saskatchewan alumnus applied his medical expertise to serve overseas during the Second World War.
Dr. Scott McLeod: A lifetime of service
Dr. Scott McLeod (MD'93) has never been one to shy away from an opportunity. After receiving his biochemistry degree in his hometown of Regina, McLeod journeyed north to pursue a medical degree from the University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Medicine, which he completed in 1993.
First Indigenous neurologist graduates from Saskatchewan
One of the country’s newest neurologists is Dr. Landon Perlett (MD’15), a Métis man from rural Saskatchewan. He is also the first Indigenous neurologist to graduate from the College of Medicine.
Young at Heart
At 102 years old, the College of Medicine’s oldest living alumna continues to inspire.
There’s more to McInnes than meets the eye
Dr. Adam McInnes (MD) isn’t afraid to jump into things with both feet.
USask medicine alumna advocates for representation and inclusion
Strengthened by her past, Ashley Tshala builds a solid foundation for her future
Giving back
Dr. Gary Groot (MD’82, PhD’11) knew early on that he wanted to make a difference in people’s lives. Now, a highly regarded surgical oncologist and researcher, Groot’s work is driving health services research and improving patient care in the province.
USask unites: The unintentional influencer
At a time when the world was saturated with misinformation, a USask alumna took it upon herself to set the record straight.
Dr. Michael Goldney: Making a difference
One of the founders of Lucky Bastard Distillers said everyone should make the effort to regularly wash their hands with soap and water as the first line of defence against the COVID-19 virus. Consider it doctor’s orders.
Staying on track
USask helped Cyprian Enweani chase his Olympic dream.
Dr. Vicki Holmes: A career of caring
Dr. Vicki Holmes (MD'73) is now retired from her medical career and is taking advantage of her free time by spending it with family, golfing and painting. Although she describes her retirement life as “nothing exceptional,” her 43-year career was just the opposite.
The Country Doctor
“I always wanted to be a country doctor,” said Dr. Joe Golumbia (MD’48), reflecting on his career as a family physician, which took him to communities across the prairies.