World Medical Association
Ian Pereira is an accomplished health professional currently serving as a member of the Equity in Health Systems Lab since May 2022, contributing to the enhancement of the Canadian health system. Since September 2014, Ian has been involved with the World Medical Association's Junior Doctors Network, focusing on health education, infection control, and telemedicine, with roles in e-Health and social determinants of health. As a co-founder of Radiation Nation, Ian connects the global radiation oncology community through digital technologies. Currently a resident physician in Radiation Oncology at Kingston General Hospital, Ian has also held various project consultancy roles with Health Quality Ontario, March of Dimes Canada, and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, developing strategic plans and assessing programs for sustainability. Ian holds a Bachelor of Applied Sciences in Engineering and Economics from the University of Toronto, an MD from Western University, and is a candidate for FRCPC in Radiation Oncology at Queen's University.
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World Medical Association
The World Medical Association (WMA) is an international organization representing physicians. It was founded on 17 September 1947, when physicians from 27 different countries met at the First General Assembly of the WMA in Paris. The organization was created to ensure the independence of physicians, and to work for the highest possible standards of ethical behaviour and care by physicians, at all times. This was particularly important to physicians after the Second World War, and therefore the WMA has always been an independent confederation of free professional associations. Funding has been by the annual contributions of its members, which has now grown to 115 National Medical Associations. Stay connected with WMA: Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WorldMedicalAssociation Twitter https://twitter.com/medwma