Our Department is an amalgamation of three important and inter-related areas of medicine: anesthesiology, pharmacology, and therapeutics. Brought together by common interests, we challenge ourselves to create opportunities to share each other’s expertise in order to foster excellence in research, education and knowledge translation.
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LATEST NEWS & STORIES
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Congratulations to Dr. Hamed Umedaly on receiving the CAS Clinical Practitioner Award
Congratulations to Dr. Hamed Umedaly on receiving the Clinical Practitioner Award from the Canadian Anesthesiologists’ Society, an award that recognizes an active member who have demonstrated exceptional excellence, dedication, and significant contributions to the practice of clinical anesthesia in Canada!
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UBC Medicine Vancouver Summer Program
Beginning July, 2026, the Vancouver Summer Program Medicine package B offers two courses: Pharmacology Through Case Studies and Computational Medicine and Drug Discovery
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BC Children’s Hospital Becomes Canada’s First Accredited Pediatric Anesthesia AFC Fellowship Program
BC Children’s Hospital (UBC) has become the first accredited pediatric anesthesia Area of Focused Competence (AFC) fellowship program in Canada, marking a significant milestone for specialized anesthesia training and pediatric patient care nationwide.
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Trainee Spotlight: Simrin Dhillon
Meet Simrin Dhillon, a PGY-2 Anesthesia Resident with growing interests in perioperative medicine, medical education, and quality improvement.
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Faculty Spotlight: Darren Mullane
Dr. Darren Mullane reflects on his career in cardiac anesthesia and critical care which has been shaped by lifelong learning, collaboration, and a passion for improving care for complex surgical patients.
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Trainee Spotlight: Shams T. Osman
From Egypt to Vancouver, Shams Osman’s research focuses on strengthening medication management practices in long-term care settings, with a particular emphasis on promoting more intentional and patient-centered approaches to medication use and resident care.








