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Mentorship

Mentorship is key in helping our faculty fulfill their professional goals, improve their job satisfaction and build a supportive culture across our department.

The DFCM Mentorship website provides information and resources for both mentors and mentees. Faculty can learn about DFCM mentoring initiatives, identify their mentoring goals and interests, and connect to a mentor/mentee or mentoring event.

Looking to join the 100+ faculty members who are part of the DFCM Mentorship Network? Learn more about the matching process here.

DFCM Mentorship is led by Dr. Viola Antao (Faculty Mentorship Lead). Learn more about the team here.

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Looking to get involved? Find a mentor or sign up to become one. Explore our many resources for mentors and mentees to help you excel in your role.  

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For more information about becoming a mentor or mentee, contact us at dfcm.mentorship@utoronto.ca.

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Sep 12, 2023

Announcing DFCM’s 2023 award winners

We are pleased to recognize our faculty, staff, and learners for their hard work and successes in clinical care, education, research, leadership, and administration over the past year. Congratulations to all of the 2023 award winners!
Aug 1, 2023

Never Say Outreach: A Conversation with Visiting Professor Dr. Jack Westfall

Dr. Westfall reflects on 25 years of building deep and meaningful connections with clinicians, patients and communities through practice-based research, and how DFCM can serve as a resource to help the department and the broader community thrive.
Jul 20, 2023

Medical students work alongside family doctors to help patients take control of their health

Medical students from the University of Toronto, with support from Ontario Health Toronto Region and OntarioMD, are helping family doctors provide proactive, preventative care to patients in underserved areas who are most overdue.