Doctors of BC

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It is a long-standing BCMJ tradition to publish an interview with the incoming president of Doctors of BC to allow members to learn a little about the backstory, history, and motivations of the individual who is going to lead us for the coming year.

A few years ago, I took over as the interviewer; the Board and journal staff felt that such important interviews should be done by the big boss, who should from then on be referred to as M’lord. It is also entirely possible that no one else wanted the job.

Dr Dosanjh started her 1-year term as president of Doctors of BC on 1 January 2022. She spoke with BCMJ editor Dr David Richardson in December.

So, you’re from Ladner?
I am, I grew up here.

I grew up in Tsawwassen.
Oh my gosh. Really, what a small world.