Fayad Al-Haimus: High-Risk Emergencies and Lifelong Learning at CAEP 2026
Fayad Al-Haimus, Adult Thrombosis Fellow at McMaster University, shared Garrick Mok‘s post on LinkedIn, adding:
”Honoured to have presented alongside some of my mentors at Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians (CAEP) 2026 in Winnipeg as part of the Everyday Excellence in EM session yesterday.
Spoke on high-risk PE, with Sameer Sharif on aortic stenosis, Steve Lin debating drug vs. no drug in cardiac arrest, and Victoria Myers sharing lessons from real-world cardiac arrest data.
Grateful to Garrick Mok for the opportunity and for building such a strong session.
A lot to learn from being in that room.”
Garrick Mok, Assistant Professor at University of Toronto, Deputy Chief of Department of Emergency Medicine at St. Michael’s Hospital, shared on LinekdIn:
”Come join for session N2 from the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians (CAEP) Everyday Excellence track!
High risk PE, cardiac arrest, and aortic stenosis pearls to bring your patient care to the next level.”
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