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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Introducing Dr. Eleanor (Ellie) Murray, APT’s Newest Academic Faculty Member
We are excited to welcome Dr. Eleanor (Ellie) Murray as the newest Academic Faculty Member in the Department of Anesthesiology, Pharmacology & Therapeutics, joining us as an Assistant Professor!
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BC Time Zone Change: What UBC Faculty and Staff Need to Know
Beginning November 1, 2026, British Columbia will adopt permanent year-round daylight saving time (Pacific Time, PCT – UTC-7), meaning clocks will no longer fall back in the winter.
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Graduate Students Nima Teymouri and Ryan Loke receives 2025 Canada Graduate Scholarships
Congratulations to PhD student Ryan Loke and MSc student Nima Teymouri on receiving the 2025 Canada Graduate Scholarships!
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Trainee Spotlight: Raha Eskandari
Meet Raha Eskandari, a PhD Candidate who has contributed to several pharmacist-led initiatives, including medication reconciliation, antimicrobial stewardship, anticoagulation care and inhaler education clinics, experiences that strengthened her passion for optimizing medication use and shaped her commitment to patient-centred, evidence-based care.
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Trainee Spotlight: Monica Hsieh
Meet Monica Hsieh, a PGY5 anesthesiology resident committed to lifelong learning, professional growth, and continually developing her skills as a physician.
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Faculty Spotlight: Kimberly Li
Dr. Kimberly Li’s journey into medicine began with an interest in Bioengineering while studying at UC Berkeley, where her fascination with medical devices sparked a deeper curiosity about the patients and clinical challenges behind their design.








