MedicsVoices is an international multimedia platform where we interview key opinion leaders in health and medicine around the world. The aim is to create dialogue, discussion, and debate with particular insight into issues of interest to all those involved in health care from the individual patient consultation to global health
A visionary, values-based leader with extensive experience across the education continuum. Dr. Maria Hubinette joined SFU School of Medicine in its early days and is Associate Dean, Partnerships.
A family physician, her clinical work focuses on youth facing barriers to care, community-based mental health support, and care for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence. She received her MD from UBC, completed her rural family practice residency there, and earned a Master of Medical Education from the University of Dundee, Scotland.
She contributed to the medical school development across Senate approval processes, accreditation, curriculum development, policy frameworks, and admissions. As Associate Dean, Partnerships, Dr. Hubinette established partnerships and local leadership for clinical education across UGME and PGME programs and is responsible for cultivating relationships, clinical faculty networks, distributed education infrastructure and educational capacity that advance the school’s education, research, scholarship and social accountability missions. She has a program of research and education scholarship focused on equity and social accountability in health professions education.
18 Sept 2026
Karl Le Roux | Doctor in the South African Assembly
Karl Le Roux was born in Sweden but grew up in South Africa. He qualified from the University of Cape Town in1999, and has postgraduate diplomas in Anaesthetics and Obstetrics and a Masters in International Health from Uppsala University in Sweden. From November 2006, he worked at Zithulele Hospital, a rural facility in the former homeland of the Transkei, now in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Karl le Roux was a visiting research fellow at the Center for Health and Wellbeing, Princeton University. He stood as a parliamentary candidate for the Democratic Alliance and was elected to the National Assembly of South Africa in 2024.
12 Sept 2026
Paul Trotman | Doctor, Writer, and Film Director
Paul is a doctor, writer, film maker and lifelong patient, although not necessarily in that order. He has spent his entire medical career working in rural hospitals. He has developed, written, produced or directed over 40 hours of commercial television, numerous short films and two feature documentaries - Donated to science about human dissection and Behind the Mask about frontline workers during the COVID pandemic.
You can link to Paul’s work on Facebook
: https://www.facebook.com/PRNfilms (https://www.facebook.com/PRNfilms)
or Youtube: www.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCji4A0u6IVPXA873ZTzAOBA (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCji4A0u6IVPXA873ZTzAOBA)
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