Dr. Jessica Dunkley

04/03/2023

Grateful for the recognition on International Women's Day 2023.

https://celebrateindigenous.ca/story/jessica-dunkley/?fbclid=IwAR3NDloPIGjSslfGOlORkfM3rhPiSDbrNzPsnQ4OUazBmbHmzA-5YY20ttw

As a deaf doctor, Jessica Dunkley advocates for deaf, First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, who are unrepresented in her field.

10/24/2020

Armed with the flu vaccine. Don’t forget to get yours!

10/23/2020

**UPDATE: clinic is 90% full

I'm offering another flu clinic this Sunday at Aquarius Medical Clinic in Yaletown, one block away from the skytrain from 10-12:30PM. The clinic is 50% full at this time. You must call 604-669-7772 to book an appointment. Thank you.

Aquarius Medical Clinic
202-179 Davie Street
Vancouver, BC

05/31/2020

Courtesy of Ophthalomologist Dr. Glaucomflecken. Instructions on how to wash pepper spray from your eyes.

Pepper spray has oil. Wash with baby soap or diluted dish soap. Irrigate with at least 1 litre of water. Milk helps with the burn, but not to take the oil out of the eyes.

05/29/2020

This Vancouver project included deaf patients; looking at VRI as an option when in person interpreters are not available.

For most people, a visit to the Emergency Room is stressful. Imagine how much more stress you would feel if you don’t speak the language of your health care providers. That is the ongoing challenge at Richmond Hospital’s ER, where over 50% of patients speak mainly Mandarin or Cantonese and inter...