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UBC Midwifery Continues to Grow
We are excited to welcome the following new team members. Natalie Johnson, a new lecturer from the Island. Natalie is also a Course Tutor for MIDW 200, 201, 305, 320. Kim Wallace, our new administrative coordinator. Kim will be working closely with leadership to support current and future initiatives and the administrative needs of the…
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Welcome Class of 2028!
UBC Midwifery faculty and staff would like to welcome the Class of 2028. As students embark on this journey, they will acquire the knowledge, skills, and compassion essential for making a meaningful impact. We look forward to engaging with you and witnessing your growth as you contribute to the advancement of the midwifery profession. You’re…
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Happy Canada Day!
Happy Canada Day! Whatever today means to you, we can always celebrate coming together, the beauty of our land, the diversity of our people, and its Indigenous Nations any day of the year.
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Welcome! Tanya Momtazian
Join us in welcoming Tanya Momtazian, your new midwifery representative for the UBC Faculty of Medicine Clinical Factory Advisory Council. We thank Kate Blake for her three-year term ending June 30, 2024. Highlights: Responsibilities: For the terms of reference, please refer to the UBC Faculty of Medicine’s Clinical Faculty Advisory Council—Terms of Reference page. For…
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National Indigenous Peoples Day
via UBC Today marks National Indigenous Peoples Day. The summer solstice is significant to many Indigenous groups and communities across Canada which makes this a fitting opportunity to recognize and celebrate the history, heritage, resilience and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis across Canada. UBC Events National Indigenous History Month Pride Month via UBC…
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Farewell, Tracey Mason!
In October 2021, we congratulated Tracey Mason, the program’s Administrative Coordinator and right arm to program directors, on her induction into the UBC 25-Year Club and being the longest UBC employee within Midwifery. Now, after almost 14 years with the program, we bid farewell and congratulations on her new role with UBC Centre for Migration…
