Technology and medicine are increasingly becoming intertwined as they serve as an integral part in patient care and clinical management, allowing us to overcome barriers to providing optimal health care. I am a third-year medical student at UBC and I’m interested in how we can use innovative technologies to reduce gaps in access to health care in resource-limited settings. As Medicine President, I hope to create opportunities for students to explore the ways in which technology and medicine can synergize and inspire them to find out how they can contribute to this ever-changing society. In my free time, I like to create YouTube videos, paint, hike, and take care of my plant babies.

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Hello, my name is Jessica, VP-Medicine of TiM and a third year medical student at UBC. I really enjoy Medical Genetics and using innovative technologies to solve problems in Genetics. Outside of school I love snowboarding, pottery, scuba diving, hiking, and photography.

I am a final year Mechanical Engineering undergrad in the Biomedical Option at UBC. As Engineering President of UBC TiM, I hope to share my passion for technology in medicine and its potential to transform the future of healthcare with the development of ground-breaking technologies. I look forward to meeting and working with like-minded individuals. In my (occasional) spare time, you will probably find me at a climbing gym or watching engineering YouTube videos.

I am a second year engineering student at UBC with an interest that lies at the intersection of medicine and computer engineering. Outside of school, you can find me playing hockey or building cool things with my design team.

Novel medical technologies have the potential to revolutionize healthcare by offering more effective treatments, improving patient quality of life, and restoring the much-needed human connection between healthcare providers and patients. As a second-year medical student at UBC, I bring my background in bioinformatics, nanotechnology, and cancer research to the team. My goal is to promote and educate the community about innovations shaping medicine created by local and international scientists, physicians, and engineers. Doing so can hopefully inspire the next generation of STEM researchers to innovate and make impacts of their own in the field of medical technology. In my free time, I enjoy playing ball hockey, skateboarding, playing guitar, and making a killer chicken broccoli casserole.

Technology has been becoming an inseparable part of medicine with each passing day, bringing forward the potential to reach communities across the globe and provide the care that they deserve. My curiosity to learn about how technology is being used to improve patient care with quality and ease of access drove me to join this club. I am a recent UBC Science graduate and as UBC TiM's VP External, I hope to share my passion and expand the club's reach to students from all specializations, invite them to be a part of this metamorphosis, and provide a platform to get involved and make connections. In my free time, you can find me spending time with my family, learning to cook, and exploring my creative writing side!

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Hi! I am a first year medical student at UBC. I’m interested in using technology to improve patient care and medicine. I’ve previously helped design an Emergency Department Patient App that addresses common barriers in ED Care, which was what motivated me to join UBC TiM Club! In my free time, I love cooking, watching movies and talk shows, and checking out the newest red carpet looks.

Hi! I am Nathan, a first-year science student and TiM’s social media representative. I am passionate about engaging with the sphere of healthcare and hope to help cultivate interest in medical technology innovations. In my spare time, I enjoy playing ultimate frisbee, deliberating over crossword puzzles, and re-watching Avatar the Last Airbender.

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