via The New York Times Sadness. One of my favourite authors. nytimes.com/2024/04/30/boo…

Proud of all these fine BC doctors. Big shout out to ⁦the well loved Dr Christie Chan from Nis’ga territory who has helped create a welcoming and support medical culture. bccfp.bc.ca/bccfp-awards/2…

not just about POCUS all the time

Family Physician, Dr. Jocelyn Black shares what it’s like to live, work, & surf in beautiful Haida Gwaii in the PacificNorthwest DFP stories.northernhealth.ca/stories/hang-t… Learn more about physician opportunities in this awesome surfing community! physicianjobs.northernhealth.ca/JobSearch/s-/1…

And so deadpan. Can he be our mayor too?

Best plug for dentistry in the world

Its 4th of January are we going strong with our 4th post of #Scanuary Today we are going to go back to basics We are going to lung ultrasound, image creation, pitfalls and scanning for lung US So brew a cup of coffee and sit back

Rural docs use a LOT of POCUS.

Jeezus, can’t believe I’m reading this. Won’t happen here in BC. Can’t.

Any idea how to stop getting deluged by journals requesting a paper? It's getting ridiculous. Dan Kim Katie Wiskar Dear Dr. Morton Tracy, Greetings for the day! This is a formal invitation to join us as an editorial board member for the "The Journal of Fungi".... ...

Some of my heroes in rural medicine in this country. ❤️🙏🏻 Good on you, @SRPCanada for highlighting. To this list, I would add: Clare Heffernan, Betty Calam, Sarah Newberry and Caroline Shooner

Love ❤️ to our Coast Guard on the north coast. Seen many rescues and lives saved on #haidagwaii. Vital to our security and safety. 🙏🏻🍁

Congratulations to Tandi Wilkinson Tracey DeLeeuw Rural Coordination Centre of BC (RCCbc) for making it onto the cover of Doctors of BC BCMJ for their paper on #POCUS in Haida Gwaii! ping Tracy Morton 🔗 bcmj.org/articles/innov…