Ally Prebtani, McMaster University
Associate Professor
Medicine
Hamilton, Ontario
prebtani@hhsc.ca
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(905) 523-1714
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Dr. Prebtani is an academic internist and endocrinologist at McMaster University. He is actively involved in several roles at the university including teaching, clinical work, research, and administration.
Dr. Prebtani's passion is in the area of international health. He is the founder a...
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Dr. Prebtani's passion is in the area of international health. He is the founder a...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Prebtani is an academic internist and endocrinologist at McMaster University. He is actively involved in several roles at the university including teaching, clinical work, research, and administration.
Dr. Prebtani's passion is in the area of international health. He is the founder and director of the Internal Medicine Residency Training Program International Health Program, which takes him and trainees to Uganda to pursue voluntary international health work.
Dr. Prebtani is actively involved in voluntary work both in the community and academically. He recently won the Ontario Voluntary Service Award by the government of Ontario for years of community service. Currently, he provides voluntary service overseas including India and Uganda. In the community, he frequently gives medical talks to the public, is crisis management leader and lieutenant in the Aga Khan Volunteer Corps. He also serves on the Medical Advisory Service in the community.
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Dr. Prebtani's passion is in the area of international health. He is the founder and director of the Internal Medicine Residency Training Program International Health Program, which takes him and trainees to Uganda to pursue voluntary international health work.
Dr. Prebtani is actively involved in voluntary work both in the community and academically. He recently won the Ontario Voluntary Service Award by the government of Ontario for years of community service. Currently, he provides voluntary service overseas including India and Uganda. In the community, he frequently gives medical talks to the public, is crisis management leader and lieutenant in the Aga Khan Volunteer Corps. He also serves on the Medical Advisory Service in the community.
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