USask CME

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Continuing Medical Education (CME) is a division within the College of Medicine with USask. CME is a leader in enhancing the patient's quality of health through its innovative educational opportunities in lifelong learning. linktr.ee/USaskCME

We’re proud to celebrate the launch of our CoMPAS | PGME Grad Cohort, designed for physicians transitioning from residency to practice in SK. The 1st cohort of new physicians completed training & are now being matched w/ trained CoMPAS Coach/Mentors! 🔗 https://ow.ly/KxeC50ZxJrJ.

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DYK? We can take care of your in-person event logistics? From booking venues to overseeing sponsorships, we will help coordinate a successful educational event. One of many ways we're here to support you. To learn more about the Services We Provide, go to https://ow.ly/pgMi50ZxG7B.

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Whether you're heading to the lake, firing up the BBQ, or relaxing on the deck with friends and family - there's no place quite like the Land of Living Skies. Grab your favorite bunnyhug, stay safe and just give'r this long weekend.🌾 Happy Saskatchewan Day! 🌾

Announcement of Saskatchewan Day closure for Continuing Medical Education from July 31 to August 3, resuming August 4.

DYK? We offer educational design support dedicated to designing effective, engaging, and measurable learning activities. This is just one of many services to support your program development and execution. To learn more about the Services We Provide, go to https://ow.ly/NEX450ZtXob.

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DYK? As a fully CACME-accredited provider, CME can accredit your learning activities for both RCPSC (MOC) & CFPC (Mainpro+). This is just one of many services to support your program development and execution. To learn more about the Services We Provide, go to https://ow.ly/fmUB50Zs5P7.

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SAVE-THE-DATE! The 2026-27 CME Webinar Series will begin in November! 8-months of distant education delivered by leading medical experts from here in Saskatchewan. Be among the first to know when registration opens, click the link to complete the notification form: https://ow.ly/rbup50Zq5Q5

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"Mental health needs are often underestimated in the youth of this province." The CanREACH-SK program focuses on getting them the help they need as quickly as possible. Limited spots: Sept 17-19 | Saskatoon Oct 22-24 | Regina Jan 14-16 | Virtual Learn more https://ow.ly/CYw050ZovBt

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Save-the-Date! The NEW Physician Billing Online Course provides foundational knowledge & practical tools navigating the Physician Payment Schedule, submitting claims, & billing requirements in SK - & it's FREE! Registration opens Sept 1, 2026. Go to https://ow.ly/UclQ50Zfrvw to learn more.

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Welcome to Highlights in Medicine Lectureship Series! We're excited to have guest speakers Drs. Julie Kryzanowski, Scott Adams, & Bryan Macleod share their expertise & perspectives in medicine, public health, & healthcare delivery. TY to those joining us virtually & in-person!

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Learn the latest developments of research in Post COVID-19 Condition cardiac care with Dr. Gavin Oudit on September 17! There's no cost to attend the accredited PCC 2026 Webinar Series. All webinars are recorded and linked to the PCC website. To learn more, go to https://ow.ly/nQG750YZP0f.

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