Resident Profile
Dr. Aimee Noel GIM PGY3

Dr Aimee Noel is a proud Acadian from Dieppe New-Brunswick. She completed her undergraduate training at the Université de Moncton and worked as a registered Respiratory Therapist at the ...
Read MoreSpecial attributes of the Saint John location have established the site as an ideal location to develop new clinicians. In brief, it is a perfect fit between too big and too small. Learners will see the common and the rare. They will evaluate undifferentiated problems as the first specialty contact; initiate an investigation and management plan and do this working securely, one to one, with mentors who are keenly observing and facilitating their competency development.
The Saint John resident training site is one of long tradition and recent innovation. The tradition of partnership with Dalhousie University Post Graduate training started in this department more that 40 years ago and has an uninterrupted record of providing training rotations in 11 subspecialties and in the specialty of General Internal Medicine. Residents of the Family Medicine and Internal Medicine have been the principal benefactors of the Saint John program.
In 2007 the Saint John campus established a site based component to the Dalhousie Internal Medicine training program. The basis of this initiative was to take advantage of our strengths in the essentials of core training. This includes unlimited opportunities to have primary responsibility for the care of patients, to observe and practice all the requisite procedures, to work with, learn from and learn to lead interdisciplinary teams, to guide junior learners and essentially to have the best opportunity to become a competent internist.
Saint John based training is modeled, like its Halifax partner, to prepare residents for any training direction through the PGY-4 CaRMS match. Those who choose the specialty of General Internal Medicine will find the ideal resources at this site.