My Farewell to Emergency Medicine: A Journey with Dr. Sunil Mangal
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About the event:
After practicing emergency medicine for over 20 years as staff at St Paul’s Emergency, Dr Mangal suffered a large stroke, leaving him unable to walk and with left sided neglect. This lecture is a tribute to a career in emergency medicine and describes the journey which led him to this point.
About Dr. Sunil Mangal:
Dr. Sunil Mangal was born in Kenya but grew up in Alberta. He graduated from University of Alberta Medical School in 1994 and went on to complete his residency in Family Medicine at Dalhousie University in 1998. Throughout his career, Dr Mangal’s practice focused on Emergency medicine and he worked in many hospitals across Canada from coast to coast- from Prince Edward Island to Tofino, British Columbia. Ultimately, he learned to call Vancouver his home and St. Paul’s Emergency Department became his second family. In 2009, he took on the role of the “Scheduler” for both St. Paul’s and Mount St. Joseph’s Emergency Department- a role which Dr Mangal held until this year. Lastly, an important piece of trivia, Dr Mangal is one of the inventors of the Banana Guard and appeared on Dragon’s Den with two fellow colleagues and long time friends, Dr Amin Sajan and Dr David Agulnik.
- In person: Please RSVP here> to attend in person (seats are limited and light refreshments are available to the first 50 people who attend in person).
- via Zoom: Zoom details TBA
Sponsored by PHC’s Inspiring People & Teams Advisory Committee.