Alumni

Because of you, we lead the way.

Our alumni community is a network of over 62,000 health-care leaders, including graduates of our life sciences, rehabilitation sciences, MD and MD/PhD programs, as well as more than 20,000 former residents and fellows.

Alumni are valued members of our community: mentoring students, volunteering as speakers, attending events and professional development courses, supporting education and research, as well as contributing to our award-winning UofTMed magazine and Temerty Medicine Alumni Newsletter.

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Explore the benefits available to you through U of T and the Temerty Faculty of Medicine, such as events, activities and discounts.

Mentor a Student

Help the next generation of health-care leaders by sharing your experiences and advice (virtual for 2021).

Volunteer Opportunities

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Keep up-to-date with alumni news, events and other activities through our content channels:

Temerty Medicine Connect
Alumni Newsletter
UofTMed magazine
Alumni News and Profiles

Apr 22, 2022

U of T Researcher Mavra Ahmed on Feeding Kids, Nourishing Minds

When Mavra Ahmed first heard about a new postdoctoral leadership position with Feeding Kids, Nourishing Minds — a University of Toronto study of school food programs in Canada — she thought the role sounded like a great fit. A year and a half later, Ahmed says that first impression was right.

Apr 20, 2022

On Being Open and Moving Forward

Rodney Rousseau (PhD '20) is a medical science liaison specializing in infectious disease research at AstraZeneca. In this first-person account, he discusses the impact of two pivotal moments on his life and career.

Apr 20, 2022

Three Minute Thesis Winner Urges Scientists to Make Research Accessible

Graduate student Atefeh Mohammadi placed first in U of T’s tenth-annual Three Minute Thesis competition, for her talk about a compound in watermelons that may help treat neonatal lung disease.