It’s always hard to find summer research. It’s hard for you; it’s hard for everyone. In this blog, I’ll talk about the when’s and how’s of landing your (first) summer research. When should I start doing summer research? Sorry, but there’s no definitive answer to this one. My opinion is as early as possible; in […]
Clinical and laboratory research sits at a unique interface for the young professional. It allows for the advancement of knowledge and understanding with the hopes of benefiting people and populations for years to come. Depending on how you cultivate your research, it can allow you to “leave your mark on the world” for the good […]
On March 23rd, 2019 MDconsultants participated in MedX Hamilton, Canada’s premier undergraduate medical school preparatory conference. Our consultant, Bill, ran the suturing workshop where students got to experiment and practice with real suturing tools! Check out our photos from the event below: If you are a high-school or undergraduate student looking to work one-on-one with […]
Thank you to all who joined us at the MD Consultants 2016 Holiday Networking Event at JOEY Eaton in Toronto! Our keynote speeches for the evening revolved around the topic of entrepreneurship. A special thanks to our guest speakers: Dr. Vukiet Tran – “Trials and Tribulations of a Physician Entrepreneur and Consultant” Dale Abrams and […]
Given all the attention that’s paid to privacy breaches at a Canadian healthcare organizations, one would assume that there is a mad scramble to close all the holes. Nope. The amount of complacency on the part of clinicians and providers is simply staggering—particularly in the context of the mobile device compliance. In a report focusing […]
Thanks to everyone who joined us at our Networking Event at Canoe Restaurant & Bar, Toronto! A special thanks to Dr. Joshua Liu, CEO of Seamless MD, for making our keynote speech. We hope it was an effective networking opportunity for colleagues from various disciplines to make new friends and maintain collaborative relationships!
“Everyone except me has it all figured out” As a Coordinator of Career Exploration at the University of Toronto’s Career Centre, this is the most common remark I hear from students. I’m not sure where this myth began, but it couldn’t be further from the truth. Luckily, there is a really handy tool, called informational […]