Leading the way in improving the health of a community
The Public Health and Preventive Medicine (PHPM) Residency Program aims to provide residents with the skills necessary to measure the health needs of populations and develop strategies for improving health and well-being, through health promotion, disease prevention and health protection. Our graduates have gone on to work as medical health officers, physician epidemiologists, researchers and population-focused clinicians. Click below to find out more.-
Program Information and Requirements
Learn more about our program, its requirements, and the academic training our residents receive. -
Prospective Residents
Find out about the Canadian Resident Matching Service and how to apply. -
Current Residents
Read about policies, resident research and scholarship, and the committees available for current residents. -
Clinical Faculty and Mentors
Our residency program depends on the contributions of our esteemed faculty and preceptors. 
SPPH faculty and students win at 50th anniversary of Postgraduate Public Health Training in Western Canada
School of Population and Public Health faculty and students won several awards at the 50th anniversary of Postgraduate Public Health Training in Western Canada.-
Careers and Alumni
Find out what careers our graduates have gone on to, and connect as alumni.