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Dr. Lorne Clearsky
Saulteaux from Manitoba
Calgary Health Region/University of Calgary
BMy name is Lorne Clearsky, I am an Anishinaabe from the Waywayseecappo First Nation, located in south western Manitoba. I am a community medicine specialist who graduated from medical school in 1990. I completed my family practice residency in 1992 and began working in northern Manitoba as a fly-in physician for First Nations communities. I worked for 5 years in this position before slowly working my way into public health with the Medical Services Branch of Health Canada from 1997-1999. I then worked for a First Nations Health Authority as their Medical Officer of Health from 1999-2001. I left this position to begin my community medicine residency at UBC. I finished in 2004 and began work as an assistant professor at the University of Manitoba and as a Medical Officer of Health for a health authority in northern Manitoba. I then moved to Calgary where I am currently a Deputy Medical Officer with the Calgary Health Region, Medical Lead for the Aboriginal Health Program and a clinical assistant professor with the department of Medicine.
I am interested in health disparities, racism, ethnicity and enumeration of Indigenous people in data systems in Canada, medical curriculum at the undergraduate and postgraduate level, indigenous epistemologies and pedagogies, and workforce development and mentoring of aboriginal medical learners.
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