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Electives Initial Inquiry Form - UTPOP (Toronto)

Electives Evaluation Form - UTPOP (Toronto)

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TIMMINS
University of Toronto

Beside seeing patients, I had a rare and invaluable opportunity to sit in on a meeting with the head of Mental Health Services. Through this I was able to gather information on the Mental Health Care Systems in the North and especially in Timmins. I would recommend an elective in Timmins to all residents interested in exploring life and career opportunities in the North.~ Dr. Claire De Souza, PGY3

 

 

Sponsors:

  • University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry
  • Underserviced Areas Program [UAP]

Supervision/faculty:

  • Site Coordinator: Dr. Shelley Brook
  • Faculty: Drs. M.Colleton, P. Diaz, P. Fedoroff, F. Kroft, D. Pallandi
  • Resident and supervisor can work together or the resident can see cases independently with case by case supervision
  • The number of interviews that the residents observe versus the ones the residents conduct themselves depends on the supervisor and the resident level of training
  • New assessments and follow up visits

Level of Trainee: PGY1 - PGY5

Electives Coordinator:

Thérèse Millette
Phone: [416] 979-4971
Email: Therese_Millette@camh.net

Visits:

  • 2-day trips monthly year around for a minimum of 3 to 6 months

Nature of Experience:

  • Outpatient consultation, assessment and follow-ups at the brand new and very modern Timmins and District Hospital
  • Occasional inpatient work; opportunities to provide educational sessions to hospital staff

Patient Population:

  • General psychiatry
  • Broad age range, adolescents to geriatrics

Subspecialties:

  • Law Mental Health and schizophrenia

Distance: 690 Km from Toronto

Transportation: Fly in

Accommodations:

  • Variety of hotel accommodations available, some with pool and exercise facilities

Population: 46,000, Large Franco-ontarian population

Major sources of employment:

  • Agriculture
  • Forestry
  • Mining
  • Mining
  • Tourism
  • Transportation

Recreation:

  • All summer and winter sports
  • Boating
  • Gold mine tour
  • Golf
  • Movie theatre
  • Museum
  • Recreational centre with indoor pool
  • Walking trails
 
   

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Last Modified: 10/16/03
Contact: psychnet@uwo.ca