Alumni

Because of you, we lead the way.

Our alumni community is a network of more than 71,000 health care leaders that includes graduates of our health sciences, rehabilitation sciences, radiation sciences, Physician Assistant, MD and MD/PhD programs, as well as former residents and fellows.

Stay Connected

We offer many ways of staying connected to the Faculty and to fellow alumni.

Volunteer Your Time

Volunteer as a student mentor or advisor, guest speaker, committee member and more.

Enjoy Alumni Benefits

Explore U of T and Temerty Medicine alumni benefits, such as events, activities and discounts.

Give Back

Invest in student scholarships, support research and educational programming and more.

Featured Events

Temerty Medicine Talks

Join us for this virtual event series that explores how Temerty Medicine and our partner hospitals are advancing health care.

Class Reunions

See if your class is planning a reunion this year and learn about becoming a class ambassador.

Alumni Reunion & Events

U of T and Temerty Medicine plan events for alumni all year long, including Alumni Reunion — find out what's currently scheduled.

Oct 29, 2025

Celebrating Temerty Medicine's newest graduates

This fall, more than 4000 students will step on to the stage at the University of Toronto’s Conovation Hall and exit it as graduates. Some of Temerty Medicine’s newest alumni recently reflected on the achievement.

Oct 23, 2025

Leading innovation: Ravi Retnakaran

The University of Toronto ranked 16th globally in the latest U.S. News & World Report – Best Global Universities Rankings, tied with Cornell, Princeton and University of California San Francisco. At U of T’s Temerty Faculty of Medicine, one subject area that shines brightest is endocrinology and metabolism, which is ranked among the world’s top three and is the number one program in Canada. Professor Ravi Retnakaran, a leading endocrinologist and clinician-scientist, spoke about the culture of excellence and collaboration that defines Temerty Medicine.

Oct 15, 2025

Alumni Profile: Tara Kiran on the power of the patient voice in primary care reform

Over the last decade, Temerty Medicine MD alumna Tara Kiran has examined how changes in policy, payment and practice shape access, equity, and quality in primary care. She discusses her journey from clinician to researcher to champion of primary care renewal, and the power of the patient’s voice in improving care.