Chris Wiebe, BSc, BSC Med, MD, FRCPC

Brief bio

Dr. Chris Wiebe is a transplant nephrologist and associate professor of internal medicine and immunology at the University of Manitoba. He specializes in immunogenetics and the development of de novo donor-specific antibodies in renal transplantation.

Cross-appointments

• None

Education

• Clinical Investigator Program, University of Manitoba (2014)
• Master's of Immunology, University of Manitoba (2014)
• Fellow, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (FRCPC), Nephrology (2010)
• Fellow, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (FRCPC), Internal Medicine (2009)
• Medical Doctor (MD), Medical Licensing Council of Canada (2005)
• Bachelor of Science in Medicine, University of Manitoba (2005)
• Bachelor of Science, University of Manitoba (2001)

Awards

2018

• Liam J. Murphy Young Investigator Award, University of Manitoba
• Aubie Angel Young Investigator Award in Clinical Research, University of Manitoba

2014-2016

• MHRC Operating Grant, Manitoba Health Research Council

2013

• AST Young Innovator Award, American Society of Transplantation
• S.W. Prowse Memorial Award for Clinical Research, University of Manitoba
• CST Fellows Top Abstract Presentation, Canadian Society of Transplantation

2012-2014

• KRESCENT Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Kidney Foundation of Canada

2010-2014

• Faculty Development and Research Award, University of Manitoba

2010-2012

• MHRC Clinical Fellowship Award, Manitoba Health Research Council
• R. Samuel McLaughlin/MMSF Research & Education Award, University of Manitoba

2010-2011

• Mindel and Tom Olenick Research Award in Immunology, University of Manitoba

2004-2005

• Nicholas and Annie Dawyduk Scholarship, University of Manitoba

2002-2003

• Bachelor of Science in Medicine Stipend, University of Manitoba

1999-2002

• University of Manitoba Students’ Union Scholarship, University of Manitoba