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‘Reconciliation is a long journey’
The Canadian Medical Association’s apology to Indigenous Peoples was an important first step by the medical community. One year later, CMA President Dr. Margot Burnell reflects on its significance — and the work ahead.
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As a physician, I love that I’ll be able to work with people individually.
I also love that I’ll be in a unique position to really make a difference in the community as well.
I love that as a physician, I will be able to explore fields such as planetary health, women’s health, and even issues impacting racialized communities.
Medicine is the perfect way for me to integrate all of these different interests and have the biggest impact I can.
My name is Ravni, and I’m a first-year med student at Queen’s Lakeridge, and this is #WhyIMed.
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