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Dr. Cole Anderson appointed Family Medicine Self-Directed Program Director
NOSM University is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Cole Anderson, Clinical Lecturer, as Family Medicine Self-Directed Program Director, effective January 1, 2026. An alumnus of NOSM University’s MD and Family Medicine residency programs, Dr. Anderson later completed enhanced skills training in Emergency Medicine at Dalhousie University in Halifax. He currently practises as a staff emergency physician at Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre and provides locum emergency medicine services across Northwestern Ontario. Dr. Anderson is actively engaged in medical education at NOSM University, with both the MD an...
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President’s Lecture Series – When Google Enters the Room: Navigating Evidence and Misinformation Together
The NOSM University Student Council (NOSMUSC) invites you to join us for When Google Enters the Room: Navigating Evidence and Misinformation Together. The session will explore the challenges of working with patients in an era of widespread misinformation, including how to address false information, incorporate evidence into clinical conversations, and share guidance in practical, everyday ways. February 3, 2026 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Virtual: YouTube Live (@NOSMtv) Free to attend. Learning Objectives Address false information with patients, colleagues, and learners Incorporate evidence into clinical conversations ...
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Welcoming Mushkegowuk Youth to NOSM University
Miigwech to the Mushkegowuk Youth for visiting NOSM University on November 20, 2025. We were honoured to welcome the group to campus as part of their postsecondary tour across Kingston, Toronto, Nipissing, and Sudbury. Hosted by Indigenous Affairs and supported by medical students, the afternoon offered an engaging look at life at NOSM University. The youth explored our research lab, library, and Indigenous Cultural Room, and spent time connecting with current medical learners who shared their experiences. Thank you to everyone who helped make this visit meaningful, especially the students and staff who guided the tour. We hope to see ...
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