Barbara Borges

Barbara Borges is an Instructor in the Department of Community Health Sciences at the Max Rady College of Medicine, University of Manitoba. She coordinates undergraduate medical education (UGME) and teaches across multiple disciplines, including medical education, aging, health promotion, and public health. Her roles include overseeing the Population and Public Health course in the undergraduate curriculum and leading sessions in areas like healthcare for underserved populations, equity, and global health.

Education:

• Postdoctoral Fellow, Centre on Aging, University of Manitoba
• PhD in Education, University of Manitoba
• Graduate Specialization in Aging, University of Manitoba
• MEd, Dom Bosco Catholic University, Brazil
• Bachelor of Tourism, Recreation Management, and Community Development (BTRCD), Dom Bosco Catholic University, Brazil

Research & Teaching: Her research focuses on aging, health promotion, and medical education innovation. She emphasizes inclusive teaching methodologies and has contributed to studies improving health outcomes for older adults in long-term care. Her work integrates community-based approaches to enhance educational programs and address health inequities.

Leadership & Certifications: Barbara prioritizes collaboration and professional growth in her leadership. She holds certifications in medical education innovation (ISME) and teaching and learning (CATL). She does not currently accept graduate students but actively engages in program evaluation and curriculum development.