“My desire to explore the other side of the world led me to Australia … but my desire to practice in Canada led me back home,” Dr. She finished her neurosurgery training at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, and then completed a two-year fellowship at the University of Ottawa, specializing in peripheral nerve and spinal disorders. Reena Baweja was very well travelled before moving to Kamloops to accept a neurosurgeon role at Royal Inland Hospital (RIH) in July 2021.īorn and raised in Ottawa, she received her undergraduate degree from McGill University in Montreal, Quebec and completed medical school in Australia at the University of Sydney. Reena Baweja (she/her/hers)Job Title: NeurosurgeonYears of Service: 2Worksite: Royal Inland Hospital Community: KamloopsAncestral Territory: SecwépemcFavourite Quote / Advice to live by: Kindness is king!ĭr. Have fun with the 1 & 1 Mail App wishes you.
Mobile access to your 1 & 1 mailbox of your internet contracts. In advance of this year’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we wanted to highlight some of the change-makers at IH who are working to strengthen our relationships with Aboriginal partners, and recognize and appreciate the heritage and diverse cultures of Aboriginal communities and people we serve, and how we’re striving to embed their wisdom, knowledge, and culture into how we deliver services to provide culturally safe care. Just enter your user details and youll always have all your 1 & 1 emails mobile. health-care system by focusing on advancing Aboriginal health and cultural safety within health service delivery. This comes in the form of addressing Indigenous-specific racism within the B.C. Reach your personal consultant by chat, email, or call them directly during standard business hours. Interior Health (IH) is committed to addressing past and present harms resulting from the residential school legacy and negative effects to the health and well-being of Aboriginal Peoples. Public commemoration of the tragic and painful history, and ongoing impacts of residential schools, is a vital component of the reconciliation process. This is a day for all people living on Turtle Island, now known as Canada, to recognize the tragic legacy of residential schools and honour the children who never returned home, the survivors of these institutions, the families left behind, and their communities. 30 a federal statutory holiday called the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation the Province of British Columbia also officially declared Sept. In 2021, the government of Canada officially made Sept. Please reach out to the supports most appropriate to your individual needs: Many individuals find it helpful to discuss these feelings in a supportive and trusting environment. The information and material presented here may cause unpleasant feelings or thoughts for some people.
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