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Dr. Andrew Dargie is originally from Calgary, having lived in Kelowna for the past three years.

He earned a full scholarship at Stanford University in California and obtained a bachelor of science in biology.

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Andrew received his medical degree from the University of Calgary and went on to a vascular surgery residency, but ultimately decided to pursue and obtain his CCFP designation.

Andrew practices advanced medical aesthetics in both Kelowna and Vernon.

He also works as an emergency room physician at Penticton Regional Hospital and South Okanagan General Hospital, where he is the department head of emergency medicine.

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Although Andrew has not had direct involvement in the volunteer community in Kelowna as of yet, he is a strong advocate for education in medicine as well as medical aesthetics.

Through teaching, patient education and knowledge sharing on social media, Andrew has worked hard to educate patients and the community.

He has spent time lecturing across western Canada about complications associated with medical aesthetics procedures.

Andrew received the following awards during his tenure at the University of Calgary: Academic All Canadian and the Canadian University Student-Athlete-Volunteer of the Year.