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Improving the health of New Brunswickers through medical education and research. The program admits 30 students from New Brunswick each year.

Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick (DMNB) is an innovative program that provides New Brunswick students with the opportunity to attend medical school in their home province. It is an expansion of Dalhousie University’s Faculty of Medicine. This distributed program brings Dalhousie’s internationally recognized reputation and research to the development of New Brunswick’s next generation of physicians. DMNB is a partnership with the Government of New Brunswick, the University of New Brunswick (UNB) and Dalhousie’s Faculty of Medicine. In their first two years students attend classes in Saint John – and in their final two years they willl fan out across the province to complete their clerkships in Moncton, Woodstock, Fredericton and Miramichi as well as in Saint John. This page is a place for discussing news, events and life at DMNB. We welcome comments and shared links from our community, but ask that users be respectful of one another. We reserve the right to remove posts that are using this space to solicit, spam or otherwise use this community to promote endeavours unrelated to Dalhousie. While we try and answer questions that are raised, we cannot respond to particulars in most cases, such as the status of someone's admission to the university. For specific enquiries with regards to admission, please contact admissions@dal.ca. For others, visit http://www.dal.ca/ and use our directory sorter (upper-right corner) to find the appropriate department.

12/04/2023

With snow in the forecast today and tomorrow, this is a friendly reminder to our students, staff and faculty to download both the DalSAFE and UNBSafe mobile apps, and/or subscribe to text alerts to stay informed of any important campus updates:

DalSAFE: https://bit.ly/3R41c53
UNBSafe: https://bit.ly/3uD1yIa

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09/25/2023

07/12/2023

From treating patients in the emergency department to his role as a unit head at Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick, Dr. Rouse's decision to stay in Saint John has paved the way for a rewarding career filled with endless opportunities.

Read the latest "Growth Story" by Envision Saint John: The Regional Growth Agency showcasing Dr. Rouse and the role of DMNB in our community.

Dr. Colin Rouse spends his days treating patients in the emergency department at the Saint John Regional Hospital – the largest tertiary care hospital in New Brunswick. Outside the emergency department, he works as a unit head for Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick (DMNB). As a Saint John Region nat...

03/14/2023

Calling all Dal Med grads in NB!

The Dalhousie Medical Alumni Association has organized 3 alumni receptions across New Brunswick this Spring.

Sign up via Evenbrite at http://bit.ly/3YRjyrI to celebrate and reconnect with your fellow alumni in Saint John on March 22, 2023!

It's about time! Dal Med is hosting alumni receptions across New Brunswick this Spring.

03/08/2023

Exciting visitor to Tucker Park!

Join Greg P. Marchildon, on Tuesday, March 14, 2023 as he explores the health care services and coverage arrangements that predate or have developed alongside the Canada Health Act.

Tickets for live and virtual attendance can be reserved via Eventbrite here: https://t.co/FGHnohdTnw

02/27/2023

One of the many recent articles featuring the work of DMNB's Dr. Thomas Pulinikunnil as he investigates heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF).

Read more about the efforts of Dr. Pulinikunnil and the Dalhousie Cardiac Research Excellence Wave below.

Dr. Thomas Pulinilkunnil, associate professor at Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick, is a part of the Dalhousie Cardiac Research Excellence Wave (DAL CREW), investigating the characteristics of 'heart failure with preserved ejection fraction,' or HFpEF.

02/09/2023

DMNB's Dr. Daniel Dutton has joined a national alliance of researchers and community leaders encouraging governments to rethink how population health is addressed.

Learn more about the Get Well Canada initiative at www.getwellcanada.ca

Alliance for Investing Where Health Begins

12/19/2022

Dalhousie faculty, staff, and students now have electronic access to all issues of The Lancet journal from 1823-Present! The Lancet is a leading general medical journal worldwide and publishes scientific research designed to improve health, as well as shape clinical practice and health policy. You can find out more and access the journal with this link.

Electronic access to the full publication history of The Lancet now available! November 30, 2022 Marlo MacKay Leave a Comment by Jackie Phinney, Courtney Svab, and Maddie Hare Dalhousie Libraries is excited to announce that we now offer electronic access to the full publication history of The Lancet...

09/01/2022

Opportunities NB (ONB) is pleased to present the Bio & Digital Health Virtual Bootcamp, beginning September 2022, introducing New Brunswick companies to the CanHealth network and preparing to pitch to VCs. This […]

08/31/2022

08/25/2022

Interested in learning about the Dalhousie Medical School admissions process? Join us for a virtual Q&A on August 29 at 12:00pm. Email medicine.admissions@dal.ca for the link. Reminder the deadline for Section 2 of the online application is September 2, 2022.

Address

P. O. Box 6060, 100 Tucker Park Road
Saint John, NB
E2L4L5

Telephone

+15066366000

Website

http://newbrunswick.medicine.dal.ca/

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