Dammy is a PGY-3 Internal Medicine resident at the University of Saskatchewan and incoming Gastroenterology resident at the University of British Columbia. Originally born in Nigeria and having lived between Edmonton and Saskatoon, he brings a broad perspective to medicine, leadership, equity, and resident advocacy. His passion for resident empowerment, medical education, and systems-level change has shaped his involvement across institutional, provincial, and national spaces. He has served as President and Vice President of the Resident Doctors of Saskatchewan (RDoS), Lead Resident for the Department of Internal Medicine, and Saskatchewan Member Representative to the Resident Doctors of Canada. He also founded and co-leads the Gastroenterology Mentorship and Advancement Program (GI-MAP), a national initiative supporting mentorship and career development for trainees across Canada. As RDoC President, Dammy hopes to champion resident voices nationally and help create more supportive, equitable, and sustainable training environments.