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Resident Leadership Award

 

Nomination Criteria

Residents, you may either be nominated by preceptors, colleagues, or self-nominate.

For Nominations:

If you are nominating a resident, kindly provide a reflection on the personal impact of their engagement in rural and remote health. Share their experiences in rural residency, whether they involve their electives, participation in health groups dedicated to these regions, involvement in volunteer or community-based projects, or advocacy for rural and remote health initiatives.

For Self-Nominations:

Kindly provide a self-reflection on the personal impact of your engagement in rural and remote health. Share your experiences in rural residency, whether they revolve around your electives, participation in health groups dedicated to these regions, involvement in volunteer or community-based projects, or your advocacy for rural and remote health initiatives. 

*If submitting as self-reflection please include a letter of support from a peer, preceptor, or community member.  

Share an engaging story and recount your experience. We eagerly anticipate reading your submissions.

The winner of the Resident Leadership award will receive a plaque and granted complimentary registration to the BC Rural Health Conference.

Format and Rules

Essay Format and Rules:

  • Must be a resident in good academic standing. 
  • Both R1’s and R2’s are eligible to apply or be nominated.
  • Essay due {enter date} 
  • Length 500 – 1000 words.  
  • Format: Microsoft Word or PDF file.

* Nomination and support Letter(s) (please combine multiple letters into one file in Microsoft Word or PDF file) 

Submit A Nomination

Nominations for the 2026 BC Rural Health Awards have now closed.

Nominate a resident

Previous recipients of the Resident Leadership Award

2025-2024

2025

  • Dr. Yonabeth Nava de Escalante

2024

  • Dr. Svetlana Hadikin

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