75% of surgeons at southern Manitoba hospital, clinic are women, bucking national trend

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Elizabeth Thompson didn’t expect to end up back in Winkler. 

Growing up in the area, she had no idea becoming a doctor was an option. Prevailing examples in the rural southern Manitoba community pointed more toward a future with marriage and kids, maybe shortly after graduation.

Now 41, she is married and has two kids under the age of four.

Dr. Thompson also leads a team of 13 surgeons at the C.W. Wiebe Medical Centre, a private clinic in Winkler, who also have surgical privileges at Boundary Trails Health Centre, the hospital between the cities of Winkler and Morden.

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Ten of those surgeons are

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