In April 1945, the University of Ottawa had three good reasons why the time was right to start a medical school — and three good reasons why it wasn’t.
In April 1945, the University of Ottawa had three good reasons why the time was right to start a medical school — and three good reasons why it wasn’t.
Dr. Fedor Bohatirchuk served as an MD in World Wars I and II, before fleeing the advancing Soviet Army and becoming an anatomy professor at uOttawa’s fledgling medical school.
Dr. Fedor Bohatirchuk served as an MD in World Wars I and II, before fleeing the advancing Soviet Army and becoming an anatomy professor at uOttawa’s fledgling medical school.
From its humble beginnings in army barracks, to the modern facilities of Roger Guindon Hall, this is the story of how our medical school’s home has changed and grown.
From its humble beginnings in army barracks, to the modern facilities of Roger Guindon Hall, this is the story of how our medical school’s home has changed and grown.
With global events demonstrating the vital importance of public health, this 16-month program will produce national and international leaders in the field.
With global events demonstrating the vital importance of public health, this 16-month program will produce national and international leaders in the field.
