We are inviting interest for the Postgraduate PBSG Coordinator role.

The PBSG Coordinator acts as an advisor and resource to the Family Medicine postgraduate training program for the Resident Practice-based Small Group (PBSG) learning program. The PBSG Coordinator will work closely with the Site Directors and the Curriculum Director to train faculty in PBSG facilitation and act as a resource to sites and facilitators, ensuring that residents receive the best possible educational experience in the PBSG learning program.

Interested family physicians are invited to submit their letter of interest and CV to Brooke Luke lukeb1@mcmaster.ca, Manager, Education Operations.

We are excited to offer a unique and fulfilling opportunity for family physicians in the Niagara Region who are passionate about both patient care and advancing the field of family medicine through research.  The Niagara professorship, which has been realized through the generosity of a number of local donors, was created to recognize, encourage and grow Family Medicine research within the Niagara Region and to encourage scholarship and teaching within Family Medicine locally.

If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please reach out to Dr. Amanda Bell, Regional Assistant Dean, Niagara Regional Campus at: bellam@mcmaster.ca.

Reporting to the Associate Chair of Education in the Department of Family Medicine, the Undergraduate Director (UD) oversees the Clerkship Director and the Pre-clerkship Director within the Department of Family Medicine at McMaster University. The Family Medicine UD will strengthen and support a clear vision for family medicine across undergraduate medical education in the Department and demonstrate a commitment to advance the priorities and principles of the Undergraduate Medicine (UGME) Program at McMaster University.

Interested family physicians are invited to submit their letter of interest and CV to:  Nancy Devlin, Managing Director, Education Enterprise by May 1^st. (devlinn@mcmaster.ca)