Date: Saturday, October 3

Location: TCU Place, 35 22nd St E, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 0C8

Student Brunch (students only): 11am

Ceremony: 1-3pm

Class: MD Class of 2030

• Elder Greeting
• Greetings from the College of Medicine
• Greetings from the Government
• Student Medical Society of Saskatchewan Address
• Keynote Address
• Cloaking Ceremony
• Reading of the Oath of Commitment 
• Closing Remarks

There were be a class photo immediatly after the program.

As I train to become a physician at the University of Saskatchewan, College of Medicine, I pledge the following:

I promise to earn the trust and respect of my teachers and to return them in kind, for only through mutual trust and respect can we learn the skills required of a physician.

I will adhere to the highest standards of academic integrity and professionalism as specified by the college, such that my conduct upholds and reflects the high calling of my profession.

I will endeavour to care for my health and well-being throughout my studies and career; I will seek support when needed and support the wellness of my community.

I will respect and value interprofessional learning and team-based care; I will listen and learn from others’ perspectives and experiences to develop the skills for integrated care.

I will promote health equity for all individuals, families and communities.

I will practice kindness and humility for my responsibility as a future physician is first and foremost to serve the people of my community.

I will maintain self-awareness and practice self-reflection in my interactions with others.

I will accept responsibility for those medical duties that I feel prepared for; I will hold back when I am not prepared; and I will seek the experience that I need to prepare myself.

I will preserve the dignity, the humanity and the privacy of all my patients, and through my openness and kindness I will seek to earn their trust in turn.

I will treat my patients and my colleagues as my fellow beings and never discriminate against them for their differences; and I will ask that they do the same for me.

I will value the knowledge, and the wisdom of those who have preceded me; I will add to this legacy through my own scholarship what I am able, and I will pass it on to those who come after me.

As my skills and my knowledge grow so too will my awareness of my limitations and my errors; I will strive to recognize and understand my weaknesses;

And I promise never to put an end to my learning that I might improve myself every day of my practice, in all the years to come.

• Saskatchewan Medical Association
• Alumni and Community Program