Welcome to the website of the Professional Association of Residents and Interns of Manitoba. Where change and challenges are impacting the medical profession, PARIM is committed to meeting the needs of our interns and resident members from all branches of medicine
PARIM is a volunteer-run, non-profit organization that is proud to represent approximately 500 resident physicians training in the province of Manitoba.
Founded in 1975, PARIM serves its members by advocating for resident well-being, professional issues, encouraging the highest quality of medical education, and ensuring excellence in patient care for Manitobans.
Please RSVP by Wednesday, May 16th to www.parim.org
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- Walk, carpool or cycle
- Choose local Food
- Take Short Showers
- Use Non-Toxic, Natural Cleaning Products
- Recycle, Reduse and Reuse
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The PARIM Office is now at GF132.
This is in the ramp area before the 707 McDermot Ave. entrance.
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February 24, 2012 – 2:52 pm
Congratulations to Dr. Sean Udow!
Dr. Udow is always looking for ways to improve education for residents and medical students. Without him, the Neurology program would be a vastly different group of people. Over the past 2 years, Dr. Udow has shown tremendous initiative in improving the program, improving the experience that off-service residents and medical students have during their rotations, and in bringing the residents of the Neurology program together. On top of this, he is also an eminently competent physician.
February 24, 2012 – 2:43 pm
Congratulations to Dr. Kiet Do!
Dr. Do is chief resident at Family Medical Centre at St. Boniface General Hospital.
She has engaged junior residents in general teaching sessions, has lead the program in resident research, is very knowledgeable on a wide array of Family Medicine topics, a hard worker, diligent and a team player.
December 8, 2011 – 10:34 am
PARIM in co
ordination with Winnipeg Harvest is doing a food drive from November 29th-December 20th.
Food and monetary donations can be dropped off at the PARIM Office from 8:00am-4:00pm.
Monetary donations can also be made on their website at www.winnipegharvest.org
10 Most Wanted Items
- Canned fish and poultry – tuna, or salmon (packed in water) chicken or turkey
- Canned fruit and vegetables (packed in own juice)
- Canned stew, chili, brown beans
- Peanut Butter (light)
- Baby Food - jars of chicken, beef, vegetables or fruit, infant cereal such as oatmeal, barley or rice, Formula with added iron *While donations of infant formula with added iron are needed, Winnipeg Harvest supports breastfeeding.
- Whole grain pasta/whole wheat pasta
- Rice – brown, converted or parboiled
- Canned spaghetti sauce or tomatoes
- Cereal – high fiber, non-sugar coated
- Canned soup – lentil, pea, vegetable
Please share what you can spare of these non-perishable food items.
These food items reflect recommendations in Canada’s Food Guide and are supported by Manitoba Dietitians.
November 25, 2011 – 2:57 pm
Congratulations to Dr. Surinder Dhaliwal!
She was born and raised in India.
She received her earlier education at the University of Winnipeg and the University of Manitoba. Her interests and goals for medical training and future career are in Radiology.
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