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Residency Program Insider, February 21, 2014
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Navigating residency is difficult for most trainees, but one Canadian resident also has the challenge of being the first deaf doctor to train at her institution.
Dunkley told the Journal she’s been fascinated with medicine since she was a child, when her aunt bought her a plastic anatomy doll. Dunkley said she hoped to bring health information to members of the deaf community in sign language.
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