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      • 1. Residency Program Information
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  • Policy for Resident Leave of Absence
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  • Policy Regarding Early Withdrawal from the Program
  • Preceptor Training, Orientation and Development
  • Responsibilities of the Resident
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  • Responsibilities of the Preceptor
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  • Responsibilities of the Mentor
  • Mentor interest form
  • UHN Policy: Gender Identity*
  • UHN Policy: Violence & Domestic Violence in the Workplace*
  • UHN Policy: Fostering Respect in the Workplace*
  • MUHC Policy: Respect and Civility*
  • MUHC Procedure: Respect and Civility*
  • MUHC Policy: Prevention and Occupational Health and Safety Management*

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CLINIC CLOSURE:Please be advised that the Immunodeficiency Clinic will be closed as of Thursday December 24th for the holiday season. We will be returning to our normal hours (8am to 4pm) on Monday January 4th, 2021. The Clinic Pharmacy will also be closed for the same dates. So, if you need to pick up medication, you will need to do so before 4pm on Wednesday December 23rd. The Clinic staff would like to wish everyone a happy holiday season, and we hope that you and your families stay safe during these strange and unprecedented times.We will see you in 2021! ...
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