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Mentorship Webinars

June 3, 2024by CMF_Admin
  • 2024 Clinical Career Pathways: Beyond Licensure & Practice Readiness Assessment Webinar - Join us for a free webinar discussing clinical career pathways beyond licensure and practice. A discussion on alternative clinical routes for IEHP's
  • 2024 IEHPs Mentorship Session : Networking For Success - PEGASUS Institute presented its first mentorship session “Networking for Success” that took place March 27, 2024—sponsored by the Canadian Medical Foundation. Three panelists, Mejdi Alkhushi, Janet D’Souza, and Sahar Zohni talk about the nuances of networking to have a successful career.   IEHPs Mentorship Session : Networking For Success
  • 2024 IEHP Mentorship Session 2 : Strategies for success in CaRMS - As part of the CMF/Pegasus Institute partnership’s series of webinars, Pegasus hosted a webinar on May 1st on the “Strategies for Success in CaRMS.” The webinar was geared towards providing firsthand insights from speakers Dr. Nida Fatima and Dr. Randa Yosef, both  IEHPs who have successfully navigated the CaRMS process. This webinar also includes the...
  • Calgary 2023 - July 2023 Networking Day for IEHPs
  • Ottawa 2023 - October 2023 Ottawa Symposium for Refugee and Immigrant ITPS and IENS
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