Breakout Session B: Microaggression, Racial Gaslighting, and Allyship

About this Session

At the upcoming conference, Dr. Ndubuka will present the insightful findings from the CPSS and SMA’s Racism in Medicine Physician survey and facilitate a breakout session on Microaggressions, Gaslighting, and Allyship. His expertise and dedication make him a vital voice in the ongoing dialogue about EDI in healthcare.

Presenters

About Dr. Nnamdi Ndubuka

Dr. Nnamdi Ndubuka serves as the Physician Advocate for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion at the Saskatchewan Medical Association and is also a medical health officer with the Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. He holds the position of Associate Professor in the Department of Community Health and Epidemiology at the College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan, where he is actively engaged in medical education, research, and academic leadership.

Dr. Ndubuka has a strong interest in addressing social determinants of health, anti-racism, quality improvement, and promoting equity, diversity, and inclusivity. His commitment to effective leadership and good governance has led him to take on several key roles, including serving as President of the Black Physicians of Canada and as a past president of the Canadian Association of Nigerian Physicians and Dentists.

In 2018, he was honored with the Rotary International Presidential Citation Award for his outstanding leadership and service. Additionally, in recognition of his exceptional contributions to community service, education, sports, and volunteerism, Dr. Ndubuka was awarded the Late Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal twice in 2023.