The Pediatric curriculum is divided into two main components: the Pre-Clerkship years and the Clerkship years. In Pre-Clerkship, pediatrics is taught as integrated aspects of the various teaching blocks including the various systems of the body. The accumulation of these concepts provides a framework for the intensive six-week pediatric rotation in the Clerkship years. The goals and objectives of Pre-Clerkship are met through a series of lectures, tutorials, problem-based learning sessions, independent learning, bedside teaching and clinical sessions with both actual and "standardized" patients.
A number of early exposure programs are available to Pre-Clerkship students upon application.
The six-week Clerkship rotation involves both ambulatory (outpatient clinic) and ward (inpatient) experiences. Clerks work under close supervision of GFT and community pediatricians as well as pediatric residents. The three-week ward component allows the clerk to work as a team member of a pediatric general medical service. The three-week ambulatory component provides the opportunity to work closely with a pediatrician in an outpatient setting and in various other teaching environments such as Emergency, Fast Track Clinic, Neonatology, various subspecialty and community clinics. Problem-solving sessions, self-study, computer-aided learning tutorials, lectures and/or discussions with pediatricians and subspecialists round out the learning opportunities.
Program StaffProgram Director - Diane Moddemann MD, MEd, FRCPC, FAAP
Associate Director - Jeff Hyman MD, FRCPC
Pre-Clerkship Coordinator - Ana Hanlon-Dearman MD, MSc, FRCPC, FAAP
ITC Coordinator - Sylvia Kovnats MD, FRCPC
Nurse Coordinator - Linda Remple BN, MScA
Administrative Coordinator - Dawna Ventura MA
Program Assistant - Tara DeCastro BHEc
Dr. Diane Moddemann
Program Director
Pediatric Undergraduate Medical Education Program
CK-239 - 840 Sherbrook St.
Health Sciences Centre
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada R3A 1S1
Tel.: (204) 787-1730