Faculty Development
Visit our faculty development page for resources, upcoming events, teaching certificate information, and our grand rounds schedule.
Locations
With 9 sites and 10 programs spanning three provinces, our sites offer diversity in location, and experience.
Nova Scotia Practice Ready Assessment Program (NSPRAP)
The NSPRAP is an assessment program to ensure that international medical graduates (IMGs) who wish to practice family medicine in Nova Scotia possess appropriate clinical skills and knowledge to provide quality patient care.
COVID-19
Updates from the Faculty of Medicine
During the COVID-19 Pandemic Please Contact:
Administration
Cathy Charles
Cathy.charles@dal.ca
Faculty development director
Dr. Alethea Lacas
alacas@dal.ca
Department head
Dr. Katherine Stringer
dfmhead@dal.ca
Postgraduate director
Dr. Sasha Sealy
sasha.sealy@dal.ca
Interim research director
Dr. Helena Piccinini
dfmresearch@dal.ca
Undergraduate director
Dr. Kathleen Horrey
khorrey@dal.ca
All Brenton Street staff are working offsite until further notice.
News
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Congratulations to Dr Helena Piccinini and Dr Michael Vallis, their article on Obesity in adults: a clinical practice guideline was the most read CMAJ article in 2020.
CMAJ releases the 25 most read articles from 2020.
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VoxMeDAL celebrating 10 years of Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick
VoxMeDAL celebrating 10 years of Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick. It will give you a new view into the evolution and important contributions of DMNB, under the leadership of its founders and current associate dean, Dr. Jennifer Hall.
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Dr. Pam Brown Recognized With a Nova Scotia Human Rights Award
Dr. Pamela Brown is being recognized for her lifelong body of work in the area of sex education and women’s health. She has demonstrated a commitment to advancing the rights of women and members of the LGBTQ+ community as a health practitioner, educator, and ally.
Comments or Suggestions?
email us at fmcomm@dal.ca