MedLinx, offered by the Temerty Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto, partners with select high schools in priority communities to introduce students (Grades 9–12) enrolled in Specialist High Skills Major (SHSM) programs to diverse career pathways and educational opportunities in the health sciences.
Running from November to April, the program combines hands-on learning experiences, mentorship, career exploration, and academic workshops to provide students with meaningful exposure to healthcare professions and post-secondary pathways in the health sciences.
Benefits of MedLinx for students:
Health Sciences Workshops
Participate in interactive, curriculum-connected workshops and simulations on a U of T campus (St. George, Mississauga, or Scarborough), led by students, faculty, and healthcare professionals.
Healthcare Career Exploration
Discover a variety of careers in healthcare and health sciences through presentations, panel discussions, and experiential learning activities aligned with SHSM sector expectations.
Mentorship and Postsecondary Pathways
Connect with undergraduate, graduate, and health professional students who share their educational journeys and provide insights into postsecondary pathways and careers in healthcare.
Campus Experience
Explore the University of Toronto campus, learn about student life, and gain exposure to academic programs, resources, and opportunities available in the health sciences.
