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Engaging Expertise for School of Medicine Academic Activities

The School of Medicine is developing the curriculum for Undergraduate Medical Education (UGME) Program and Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME) Program, which begin in 2025. Building on the generalist perspectives and skills of primary care, we need to engage interprofessional and interdisciplinary expertise to provide key competencies needed to train the medical students and residents who will become your future physicians. 

Help shape the next generation of physicians by contributing your unique expertise to the opportunities listed below. Please indicate your interest and areas of expertise by completing the  (google form) School of Medicine Engaging Expertise Registry (external link)  or by emailing medicine@torontomu.ca

TMU Faculty and Clinical Faculty who volunteer to participate will have their contributions recognized as service or SRC as agreed by their Faculty/School. External applicants may be considered for Adjunct Faculty Appointment and be granted certain resources to the degree that is possible.

Watch our Careers website for other opportunities with the Undergraduate Medical Education (UGME) Program and Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME) Program.

Program Opportunity Description
UGME Case-Based Learning (CBL) Developer Join a small team of CBL developers to collaboratively create approximately 100 case-based learning modules for the UGME Curriculum. List these as co-authored works of scholarship.
Session and Active Learning Contributions Engaging expertise to lead large group interactive sessions (guest facilitation or lecturing) for active discovery - expose our medical students to your world and its impact on medicine.
Basic Science Expertise Basic Science is fundamental to the practice of medicine. Applied concepts and resources are needed to strengthen the knowledge of our emerging physicians.
Interprofessional Expertise Interprofessional practice is essential for quality health care.  Provide your expertise to train physicians that embrace collaborative health care and innovation. Expertise is without limits but includes nutrition, nursing, fashion, midwifery, social work, disability, business, psychology, and more.
Discipline Expertise  We need expertise from all clinical disciplines (e.g. radiology, cardiology, hematology, psychiatry, family medicine, etc) to provide insight and resources for cases, sessions and active-learning experiences.
PGME Foundational Curriculum Engaging with Educational Developers in developing programming to equip learners with essential knowledge and skills at the outset of their postgraduate training.
All SoM Programs SRC Scholarly, Research and Creative opportunities are boundless.  Ask the SoM to collaborate and contribute to your field.