Learn basic suturing stitches and techniques by medical students from the Queen’s School of Medicine. You will have a unique opportunity to use needle holders and forceps to make sutures on bananas.

Have you considered the prominent inequality of access to health education in regions of low socioeconomic status? Get excited for an interactive workshop focused on health promotion and education with a case study based on community health programs in isolated communities worldwide like northern Canadian indigenous regions, Belize, and Guyana.

Gain a deeper understanding of the use of medical imaging in healthcare. This workshop will provide an introduction to diagnosing conditions by using examples from clinical practice.

An engaging workshop that includes insight into a more traditional practice of medicine, focusing on natural healing methods through medicinal plants and ancient healing techniques.

Interested in medical school? Are you curious to strengthen your interview skills? Take our professional development workshop, hosted by FutureMeMD, where you will be coached on your interview skills for medical school. This workshop will give you a great foundation for improving your interview abilities for any future competitive profession!

You will have the opportunity to apply your critical thinking skills to real life medical cases! Work in a team to connect your anatomical knowledge in order to successfully manage and treat a patient.

Grab a yoga mat and find your zen! This mid-day yoga session will include everything from downward facing dog to shavasana. You will get to channel your inner yogi and move your body.

In Indigenous culture, healing is seen as a journey, and there is as much focus on spiritual and emotional healing as there is on the physical parts of healing. Get excited for our interactive Indigenous healing workshop where you will learn how to smudge and about ancient medicinal herbs.

Ever wondered what it’s like triaging patients all over the world? Learn more about the ins and outs of triaging in all sorts of situations, from having limited equipment, to being in a country where they speak a foreign language, or even having to set up your own clinic.