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hanghai is one of the world’s fastest growing megacities. With a population of 24 million, it is clear that there is a huge demand for healthcare services. With the establishment of the first Canadian-International medical school, Ottawa-Shanghai Joint School of Medi­cine (OSJSM), four Student Builders were chosen to pilot clinical learning at Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) affiliated hospitals. Students were given opportunities to learn about the healthcare system in Shanghai, to work closely with medical students and physi­cians, to complete pre-clerkship observerships, and to be immersed in Chinese culture. The ongoing purpose of the Student Builder Program (SBP) is to evaluate the feasibility of having comprehensive undergraduate medical student engagement between the two cities. Students spent over 3 months in clinical settings with SJTU affiliated hospitals. Additionally, students worked closely with the OSJSM Student Affairs Office (SAO), delivered a presentation about Ottawa’s medical curriculum to SJTU faculty, as well as conducted clinical research. To gain a deeper understanding of Chinese healthcare, students also had the opportunity to take a one-month Tra­ditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) course. As a result, the Canadian medical students became familiarized with the Chinese healthcare system and culture, in addition to expanding their knowledge in medicine. This experience also provided the students with an oppor­tunity to work with a large volume of patients. Moreover, the physicians at SJTU affiliated hospitals (primarily Renji Hospital) were able to gain a deeper understanding of University of Ottawa’s medical school curriculum and clinical teaching methods. RESUMEShanghai est une megapole connaissant une des croissances les plus rapides. Avec une population de 24 millions de personnes, il est clair qu’il y existe une demande soutenue de services de soins de sante. A la suite de la fondation de la premiere ecole de me­decine canadienne internationale, soit l’Ecole conjointe de medecine Ottawa-Shanghai (ECMOS), quatre etudiants « bâtisseurs » ont ete selectionnes pour etre les premiers a explorer l’enseignement clinique offert dans les hopitaux affilies a l’Universite Jiao Tong de Shanghai (UJTS). Les etudiants ont eu la possibilite d’en apprendre plus au sujet du systeme de soins de sante a Shanghai, de travailler en etroite collaboration avec des etudiants en medecine et des medecins, de completer des stages observatoires du preexternat, et de s’immerger dans la culture chinoise. L’objectif du programme des etudiants-bâtisseurs, qui persiste a ce jour, est d’evaluer la possibilite d’etablir un partenariat complet entre les deux villes, dont beneficieraient les etudiants de premier cycle en medecine. Les etudiants ont passe plus de trois mois en milieu clinique dans les hopitaux affilies a la UJTS. En outre, ils ont travaille de pres avec le Bureau des services aux etudiants du ECMOS, ont presente le curriculum medical d’Ottawa a la faculte de la SJTU, et ont effectue de la recherche clinique. Afin d’approfondir leur comprehension des soins de sante chinois, les etudiants ont aussi eu l’occasion de suivre un cours de medecine chinoise traditionnelle pendant un mois. Par consequent, les etudiants en medecine canadiens se sont familiarises avec le systeme de soins de sante chinois et la culture chinoise, en plus d’avoir acquis de nouvelles connaissances medicales. Cette experience a aussi permis aux etudiants de travailler avec un grand nombre de patients. De surcroit, les medecins des hopitaux affilies a la UJTS (principalement l’hopital Renji) ont pu developper une meilleure comprehension du curriculum medical a l’Universite d’Ottawa et de ses methodes d’enseignement clinique.

Pioneering International Collaboration in Medical Education: The Ottawa-Shanghai Joint School of Medicine (OSJSM) Student Builder Program (SBP)