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Cecilia Jevitt was an invited keynote speaker at the World Young Scientist Summit (WYSS) in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province from October 18-20, 2020!
This international event was jointly organized by the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST) and the Zhejiang Provincial Government. The first WYSS was successfully held in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province in October 2019. Scientists from China and 102 countries, regions, and international organizations attended the summit. This year, WYSS saw young scientists from around the…
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UBC Midwifery Admissions Information Session Online, November 4, 2020!
Thank you for all those who attended the online information session! If you were unable to attend or have further questions, you can contact the Student Services Manager for the Midwifery Program, Blake Dobie, at blake.dobie@ubc.ca
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Congratulations to Abiola Adeniyi, doctoral candidate with the UBC School of Dentistry and a 2019 Stollery Research Award winner, for the publication of her research investigating the integration of oral health into prenatal care!
Abiola’s interviews include BC midwives and other maternity care providers. A. Adeniyi, L. Donnelly, P. Janssen, C. Jevitt, H. von Bergman, M. Brondani. A Qualitative Study of Health Care Providers’ Views on Integrating Oral Health into Prenatal Care. JDR Clinical and Translational Research. September 30, 2020.https://doi.org/10.1177/2380084420961998.
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Congratulations to Kayonne Christy for her 2020 Strengthening Mothers through Perinatal Research Award!
Kayonne is a Master’s degree student in Sociology at UBC whose research project, “Investigating racial disparities in maternal health: An intersectional, cross-national examination of Black women’s experiences of prenatal care,” will examine the experience of Black women in Canada and Jamaica with prenatal care. She will look at the similarities and differences in the prenatal…
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Welcome to UBC Midwifery’s Class of 2024!
Some of our newest members to the UBC Midwifery Program took the opportunity to meet in person in a socially distanced setting. The program welcomes these new minds to Midwifery and we look forward to a productive year ahead!
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UBC Midwifery is currently recruiting all interested applicants for the position of Clinical Placement Support. For details please Read More.
This part-time, ad hoc position will assist the Clinical Placement Coordinator during peak times of the year when administrative support is required. For a more detailed breakdown of the role and responsibilities of this position, please see the job posting. To apply, please submit an up-to-date cover letter and CV to Blake Dobie, Manager of…
