Daniel Mok

Daniel Mok is an anesthesiologist who completed his residency training at The University of British Columbia (UBC) from 2014 to 2019.1 After his residency, he pursued further specialization with a Perioperative Ultrasound Fellowship at the University of Calgary from 2020 to 2021.13

Career Progression

During his time at UBC, Mok was involved in various academic activities:

• He participated in the UBC City-Wide Anesthesia Residents Journal Club, presenting on neuro-related topics as a third-year resident (R3).4
• Mok contributed to research in the field of anesthesiology, with publications focusing on point-of-care ultrasonography in Canadian anesthesiology residency programs.25

Current Position

Following his training, Daniel Mok has taken on the role of Anesthesiologist at Southlake Regional Health Centre.13

Research Interests

Mok has shown a particular interest in point-of-care ultrasonography (POCUS) in anesthesiology. His research has explored the integration of POCUS training in Canadian anesthesiology residency programs, contributing to the understanding of this emerging field in medical education.56

Professional Profile

Daniel Mok's professional journey reflects a commitment to advancing his skills in anesthesiology, with a focus on incorporating cutting-edge technologies like ultrasonography into clinical practice. His transition from residency to fellowship and then to a staff position demonstrates a progression in expertise and responsibility within the field of anesthesiology.