S1 E1: Teacher Identity Formation with Dr. Clarissa Wallace — Slowing Down, Thoughtful Awareness, and Radical Collegiality
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In Episode 1, Debbie and Derek speak with Dr. Clarissa Wallace on her journey from being a clinical endocrinologist to transitioning into Clinical Assistant Professor and becoming Assistant Dean of the Vancouver Fraser Medical Program. Clarissa shares personal stories that highlight the importance of embracing vulnerability, self-compassion, and authenticity as a physician and educator. She emphasizes the importance of slowing down, and the incredible potential of radical collegiality in shaping the future of medical education. This episode will leave you inspired to cultivate empathy, humility, and kindness in your own journey as an educator, fostering an environment of empowerment and belonging for all.
The MEDucators Podcast launches its pilot season with co-hosts Dr. Debbie Basco and Dr. Derek Chang where they invite members of the UBC medical education community to tell their stories about becoming a medical teacher — how they got there and what keeps them going. Episodes will be available bi-weekly on Mondays.
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Guest: Dr. Clarissa Wallace
Hosted by: Dr. Debbie Basco & Dr. Derek Chang
Edited by: Shur Lim, VFMP Faculty Development
Music: "All Love" (Instrumental Version) by King Sis, licensed via Epidemic Sound
Special Thanks: Steve Pratt (Brand storytelling)
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