Toronto skyline

Vitals are key performance metrics for the Temerty Faculty of Medicine. They allow us to track aspects of our research and education activity relative to our Academic Strategic Plan, to our year-over-year performance, and to our peer institutions in Canada and around the world. Vitals are one way we measure our impact at Temerty Medicine.


Photo of graduates after their convocation ceremony

Rankings

2
2024 National Taiwan University Ranking
Medicine
3
2024 U.S. News & World Report
Clinical Medicine
9
2024 Times Higher Education World University Rankings
Clinical & Health
13
2024 QS World University Ranking
Life Sciences & Medicine
20
2024 Shanghai Ranking
Clinical Medicine

Clinical Medicine (or related fields) Subject Rankings 2019-23

Rankings Over 5 years

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Ranking 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
National Taiwan University 3 3 4 2 2
U.S. News & World Report 3 5 5 4 3
Times Higher Ed 6 6 5 7 9
QS World University 13 13 12 13 13
Shanghai 15 15 15 17 20

Contributions to Physician Supply and Distribution in 2023

Temerty Medicine is the single largest contributor of physicians in Canada, representing 18.5% of all newly trained Canadian physicians in 2023. (CAPER 2024). According to the Canadian PostMD Education Registry:

U of T Contributed

31%
of newly graduated family physicians who trained in Ontario in 2023 and entered practice in Ontario
54%
of newly graduated specialist physicians who trained in Ontario in 2023 and entered practice in Ontario

Each Year:

45%
of the total number of medical trainee days spent in Ontario hospitals are comprised of U of T clinical clerks, residents and clinical fellows
1,300
physicians from 95 countries further their training at Temerty Medicine; most return to practice, develop and lead enhanced clinical programs to improve the health of local populations

U of T leads in the training of highly needed subspecialists

60%
of all colorectal surgeons practising in Ontario
75%
of paediatric oncologists practising in Ontario

In the highly needed subspecialties of psychiatry

56%
of Ontario trained geriatric psychiatrists practising in Ontario did their specialty training at U of T
63%
of Ontario trained child psychiatrists practising in Ontario did their specialty training at U of T

Where do our PhD graduates go?

The 10,000 PhDs Project, which was an initiative of the School of Graduate Studies, used Internet searches of open-access data sources such as official university and company websites to determine the current and/or first (2016) employment status of the 10,886 PhDs who graduated from U of T between 2000 and 2015 in all disciplines.

The 2022 Career Outcomes Study provides more recent data, using the same methodology as the 10,000 PhDs Project. This study shows that as of 2022, there were 3,636 PhD graduates from Temerty Medicine, and they work in a variety of sectors and jobs. The top three sectors for these graduates are postsecondary education, private industry and public organizations.

Temerty Medicine PhD Graduates

Temerty Medicine PhD Graduates

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PSE Private Public Charitable Individual Info Not Public
37.7 28.2 18.8 3.1 2.0 10.2

How We Innovate

Over the last five years (FY 2019 — FY 2023)

161
of 783 new invention disclosures filed at U of T came from Medicine
62
of 392 new priority patent applications filed by U of T came from Medicine
100
of 561 U.S. patents issued tied to U of T came from Medicine
35
of 209 new licenses and options at U of T came from Medicine
13
of 84 new start-up companies at U of T came from Medicine
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Research

Temerty Medicine, including its researchers at TAHSN-affiliated institutes, received approximately $995M in research funding in 2022-23. Collectively, Temerty Medicine receives 23 per cent of all CIHR investigator-initiated research project funding and foundation grants awarded in Canada. U of T Medicine has continued to diversify and seek funding from other sources, including not-for-profit ($408M in 2022-23) and industry ($143M in 2022-23).

8,535
Total Awards in 2022-23
$995
Total Funding (millions)
74%
of the 22-23 CIHR funding received by U of T went to Temerty Medicine

Research Funding Sources (2018-19 to 2022-23)

Research Funding Sources

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Sector 2018/19 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23
Private 113 140 123 134 143
Gov't & Other 186 159 147 173 179
Non-Profit 362 389 345 390 408
Tri-Agency 225 233 289 255 263

Articles in Top Journals 2023

The 1% most-cited journals as defined by SNIP (Source-Normalized Impact per Paper). SNIP is a field-normalized journal metric, meaning that this metric can be used to compare the average impact of publications from journals in different disciplines.

Source: Scopus

Canada

Canada

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Journal Articles - Canada
U of T UBC McMaster McGill Montreal
393 132 125 125 117

World

World

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journal articles - world
Harvard U of T Johns Hopkins UC London Stanford
917 393 378 359 334

International Collaborations 2023

In 2023, Temerty Medicine researchers participated in collaborations producing

4,989
publications across
164
countries, ranging from Albania to Zimbabwe
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People

Alumni and Donors (FY 2023-24)

The Temerty Medicine benefits from the generous financial support of alumni and donors. These funds help drive programs and research, as well as faculty and student support.

69,957
Alumni Worldwide
2,806
Donors (40% first-time donors)
$67,274,815
Total philanthropic commitments
$2,281,381
Pledged by 819 alumni, representing 29% of donors

Enrolment Numbers 2023-24

U of T is home to one of the largest MD Programs by enrolment in Canada and the largest in Ontario. U of T also has the most post-MD trainees in Canada and is a leading provider of medical continuing professional development.

Undergraduate Learners: 1,638

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Undergraduate Learners
MD MD/PhD Physician Assistant Program Medical Radiation Sciences
1114 71 107 346

Postgraduate Medical Education: 4,029

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Postgraduate Medical Learners
Fellows Residents
1916 2113

Graduate Learners: 3,184

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Graduate Learners
Professional Degrees Masters Students Doctoral Students Graduate Diplomas
812 768 1584 20

Continuing Professional Development 2023-24

42,460
Learners participated in
250
Accredited CPD programs

Faculty and Staff 2024

Chart data

Faculty and staff numbers
Clinical Status Only Adjunct Appointed Staff
7808 1371 614 250 908
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Partnerships

Toronto Academic Health Science Network Hospitals and Other Affiliated Institutions

Temerty Medicine and our affiliated hospitals form one of the leading health sciences centres for research and education in North America. The hub centres on the Toronto Academic Health Science Network (TAHSN) — composed of our fully affiliated and associate affiliated hospitals — and extends to another 20 community-affiliated hospitals and health-care sites in the Greater Toronto Area and beyond.

(*) These hospitals merged in 2017; the University’s affiliations continue on a site-specific basis.

(***) Formerly Hincks-Dellcrest Treatment Centre, this site integrated with The Hospital for Sick Children in 2017; the University’s affiliations continue on a site-specific basis.

Governor General Award

Honours & Awards

At Temerty Medicine, many of our faculty members, learners and staff receive recognition for their work every year. View some of those honours and awards below.

International Awards

Professor Laura Chiavaroli

2024 Mead Johnson Award
American Society for Nutrition

This award is given to an investigator for a single outstanding piece of nutrition research or a series of papers on the same subject accomplished within 10 years of postgraduate training.

University Professor Daniel Drucker

2023 Wolf Prize in Medicine
The Wolf Foundation

The acclaimed Wolf Prize is awarded to outstanding scientists and artists from around the world for achievements in the interest of humanity and friendly relations among people. The prize laureates are selected by international Jury Committees which comprise world-renowned professionals from all over the world.

University Professor Daniel Drucker

2024 Princess of Asturias Award for Technical and Scientific Research
Princess of Asturias Foundation

The Princess of Asturias Awards are conferred on individuals and/or institutions that, through their work and merits in scientific, technical, cultural, social and humanitarian fields, contribute to progress and social well-being in an extraordinary and exemplary way. University Professor Drucker shares the 2024 honor with Joel Habener, Jens Holst, Svetlana Mojsov and Jeffrey Friedman.

University Professor Daniel Drucker

2024 TOPS Research Achievement Award
The Obesity Society

The TOPS Research Achievement Award is for singular achievement or contribution to research in the field of obesity. 

University Professor Daniel Drucker

2025 AACR-Irving Weinstein Foundation Distinguished Lecture
American Association for Cancer Research

The AACR-Irving Weinstein Foundation Distinguished Lectureship acknowledges an individual whose outstanding personal innovation in science and whose position as a thought leader in fields relevant to cancer research has the potential to inspire creative thinking and new directions in cancer research.

University Professor Daniel Drucker

Fred Conrad Koch Lifetime Achievement Award
Endocrine Society

The Fred Conrad Koch Lifetime Achievement Award—the Society’s highest honor—recognizes the lifetime achievements and exceptional contributions of an individual to the field of endocrinology.

Professor Aled Edwards

Fellow of the Royal Society
The Royal Society

Prof. Edwards is recognized for his contributions to accelerating drug discovery following an open science ethos. He holds a Temerty Nexus Chair of Health Innovation and Technology and is the founder and CEO of the Structural Genomics Consortium.

Professor Rachel Harding

2024 Nancy S. Wexler Young Investigator Prize
Hereditary Disease Foundation

This distinctive recognition is presented annually to an early-career researcher whose work reflects the highest caliber of excellence, diligence, and creative thinking. The prize recipient is selected by the HDF Scientific Advisory Board. The Nancy S. Wexler Prize honors the pioneering spirit, relentless dedication, and enduring optimism of Nancy S. Wexler, PhD, President of HDF.

Professor Nicola Jones

2023 Shwachman Award
North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition 

This award honours a member of North American Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition for their outstanding scientific or educational contributions and achievements in the field of pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition.

 Professor Sheena Josselyn

2023 American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow
American Association for the Advancement of Science

This award is a distinguished lifetime honour within the scientific community. Prof. Josselyn is recognized for her contributions to the field of neuroscience, particularly for establishing the existence of engrams – physical or chemical changes in the brain that correspond to memories.

 

Professor Shaf Keshavjee

2024 Medawar Prize
The Transplantation Society

This award recognizes the outstanding investigators whose contributions have had a profound influence on the field of organ transplantation. It is universally considered to be commensurate with the most outstanding world prizes for scientific achievement. Keshavjee is recognized for developing the low potassium dextran lung preservation solution and the Toronto Ex Vivo Lung Perfusion system, innovations which have significantly enhanced the viability and utilization of donor lungs worldwide, making critical advancements in lung transplantation.

Professor Adam Metherel

2024 E. L. R. Stokstad Award
American Society for Nutrition

This award is given for outstanding fundamental research in nutrition, with preference to scientists at relatively early stages in their careers.

Professor Tak Mak

Pezcoller Foundation-American Association for Cancer Research International Award for Extraordinary Achievement
Pezcoller Foundation

This award recognizes a scientist of international renown who has made a major scientific discovery in basic cancer research or made significant contributions to translational cancer research and who continues to be active in cancer research and has a record of recent, noteworthy publications and whose ongoing work holds promise for continued substantive contributions to progress in the field of cancer. 

Professor Michael Patlas

Honorary Membership
Association of Radiologists of Ukraine

This award recognizes Professor Patlas' humanitarian work in Ukraine. Patlas organized a virtual monthly continuing education program, focused on emergency radiology, for Ukrainian radiologists who lost their continuing medical education access during the war and required immediate training in combat radiology. 

Professor Allan Peterkin

2023 Visionary Award
Health Humanities Consortium

This award honours an individual who has made sustained and exceptional contributions to the field of health humanities in the realms of education, research or leadership. 

Professor Ruth Ross

Mechoulam Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Field of Cannabinoid Research
International Cannabinoid Research Society

This award is given to a distinguished established scientist who has made continued meritorious, significant and widely recognized contributions to cannabinoid and endocannabinoid research that have moved the discipline forward. 

University Professor Stephen Scherer

2024 Debrecen Award for Molecular Medicine
University of Debrecen

Established by the University of Debrecen in Hungary in 2003, the Debrecen Award for Molecular Medicine is an esteemed recognition given to scientists who have made significant advancements in the field of molecular medicine and whose pioneering research has had a profound impact on modern patient care.

National Awards

Professor Peter Adamson

2024 Teasdale-Corti Humanitarian Award
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada

This award recognizes an individual who goes beyond the norms of routine practice to provide health care.

Professor Stavroula (Roula) Andreopoulos 

OCUFA Teaching Award
Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations

The Ontario Confederation of University Faculty Associations Awards of Distinction showcase the great innovation, advocacy, and dedication found on public university campuses and in the higher education community.

Professor Venkat Bhat

 2024 Royal College Award for Early Career Leadership in Professional Practice/Patient Care
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada

This award recognizes new Royal College Fellows (with seven or fewer years of post-training full-time practice) who have shown outstanding leadership, initiative, service and/or innovation.

Professor Deanna Chaukos

2023 AFMC Young Educators Award
The Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada

The AFMC Young Educators Award recognizes the outstanding effort or achievements of an individual within their first seven years as a faculty member who produced change within their Faculty of Medicine or the general medical community.

Professor Chung-Wai Chow

Brockhouse Prize for Interdisciplinary Research in Science and Engineering
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)

Prof. Chow is recognized alongside fellow team members Greg EvansJeff BrookMiriam DiamondMarianne HatzopoulouJim WallaceCheol-Heon Jeong and Jim Wallace for developing innovative tools and strategies for studying air pollution and its effects.

Professor Shaheen Darani

2023 AFMC Clinical Teacher Award
The Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada

The AFMC Clinical Teacher Award recognizes excellence in clinical teaching by an individual faculty member in a Faculty of Medicine in Canada. This award was established in 2014 and is intended to emphasize the importance of clinical teaching in academic medicine.

Professor Avram Denburg

2024 Recognition Awards 35th Anniversary Medal
Canada's Drug Agency

These medals recognize individuals whose commitment and dedication have helped maintain health technology assessment as a vital component of Canada’s health systems.

University Professor John Dick

2023 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Laureate
Canadian Medical Hall of Fame

This honour recognizes people whose outstanding leadership and contributions to medicine and the health sciences, in Canada or abroad, have led to extraordinary improvements in human health.

Professor Ayelet Kuper

2024 AFMC May Cohen Equity, Diversity and Gender Award
Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada

This award recognizes the outstanding effort or achievement of an individual, program, department or faculty in improving the gender-equity environment and diversity in academic medicine in Canada. Named after May Cohen, the award is to exemplify the characteristics that she represents.

Professor Sylvia Langlois 

2023 Certificate of Merit Award
Canadian Association for Medical Education

CAME Certificate of Merit which promotes, recognizes and rewards faculty committed to medical education in Canadian medical schools.

Professor Wendy Levinson

2024 Recognition Awards 35th Anniversary Medal
Canada's Drug Agency

These medals recognize individuals whose commitment and dedication have helped maintain health technology assessment as a vital component of Canada’s health systems.

Professor Heather MacNeill

2024 CAME Certificate of Merit
Canadian Association for Medical Education

This award recognizes senior faculty who have made an exceptional contribution to medical education throughout their academic career.
 

Professor Vasanti Malik

2024 CIHR-INMD-CNS Early Career Researcher Partnership Award
Canadian Nutrition Society

This prize recognizes an individual who is actively engaged in health-related research and has demonstrated excellence and outstanding contributions in nutrition-related research that is relevant to the mandate of the Institute of Nutrition, Metabolism and Diabetes and the Canadian Nutrition Society.

Professor Allison McGeer

2023 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Laureate
Canadian Medical Hall of Fame

This honour recognizes people whose outstanding leadership and contributions to medicine and the health sciences, in Canada or abroad, have led to extraordinary improvements in human health.

Professor Benoit Mulsant

2023 Presidential Award for Distinguished Scientific Achievement  
American Association of Chairs of Departments of Psychiatry

Professor Muhammad Mamdani

2024 Recognition Awards 35th Anniversary Medal
Canada's Drug Agency

These medals recognize individuals whose commitment and dedication have helped maintain health technology assessment as a vital component of Canada’s health systems.

Professor Steven Narod

2023 McLaughlin Medal
Royal Society of Canada

This award recognizes important research of sustained excellence in any branch of medical sciences.

Professor Steven Narod

2024 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Laureate
Canadian Medical Hall of Fame

Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Laureates are Canadian citizens whose outstanding leadership and contributions to medicine and the health sciences, in Canada or abroad, have led to extraordinary improvements in human health. Prof. Narod is recognized for his work in cancer genetics.

Professor Mireille Norris

2023 Lifetime Achievement Award
Black Physicians of Canada

This award is given to a retired or practicing Black physician who has made an outstanding contribution to the Black community, through research, education or advocacy and advanced the humanitarian or cultural life of the Black community in Canada. 

Professor Melissa Nutik

2024 CAME Certificate of Merit
Canadian Association for Medical Education

This award recognizes senior faculty who have made an exceptional contribution to medical education throughout their academic career.

Abigail Ortiz

2024 Clinical Innovator of the Year
Digital Health Canada

The prize is awarded to an individual who has shown outstanding leadership in Canada in advancing the use of Digital Health or Virtual Health in clinical practice resulting in improved provider and patient experiences and outcomes. The nominee has served as a role model, champion and leader in encouraging design, implementation and use of digital health to improve knowledge based practice and the quality of patient care.

Professor Michael Patlas

Medal of Excellence Award
Canadian Emergency, Trauma and Acute Care Radiology Society 

This award recognizes distinguished and extraordinary service to the discipline of Emergency, Trauma, and acute radiology.

Professor Emeritus Reinhart Reithmeier

2025 King Charles III Coronation Medal
Royal Canadian Institute for Science

This award recognizes people whose work furthers the Royal Canadian Institute for Science's mission of fostering science culture in Canada, including those who have made significant contributions to engaging the public and policy-makers with science, technology, engineering, math and medicine (STEMM) in Canada; combat mis- and disinformation in STEMM; and/or foster inclusive communities within STEMM.

Professor David Rojas

2024 CAME Certificate of Merit
Canadian Association for Medical Education

This award recognizes senior faculty who have made an exceptional contribution to medical education throughout their academic career.

Professor Paula Rowland

2023 Certificate of Merit Award
Canadian Association for Medical Education

CAME Certificate of Merit which promotes, recognizes and rewards faculty committed to medical education in Canadian medical schools.

Professor Arthur Slutsky

2024 Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Laureate
Canadian Medical Hall of Fame

Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Laureates are Canadian citizens whose outstanding leadership and contributions to medicine and the health sciences, in Canada or abroad, have led to extraordinary improvements in human health. Prof. Slutsky is recognized as a changemaker in critical care and respiratory medicine.

Professor Walter Tavares

2023 Certificate of Merit Award
Canadian Association for Medical Education

CAME Certificate of Merit which promotes, recognizes and rewards faculty committed to medical education in Canadian medical schools.

Professor Cynthia Whitehead 

2023 CAME Ian Hart Award Recipient
Canadian Association for Medical Education

Prof. Whitehead is a Professor of Family and Community Medicine, Director and Scientist at the Wilson Centre for Research in Education and holds the BMO Financial Group Chair in Health Professions Education Research at University Health Network. This  this award recognizes senior faculty who have made an exceptional contribution to medical education throughout their academic career.

Professor Treena Wilkie

2024 AFMC Wellness Award
Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada

The AFMC Wellness Award recognizes an individual in Canada who has shown dedication to the promotion and advancement of the wellness of physicians, medical students, residents, fellows, and/or researchers, graduate students, and post-doctoral scholars.

Professor Maureen Trudeau

2024 Recognition Awards 35th Anniversary Medal
Canada's Drug Agency

These medals recognize individuals whose commitment and dedication have helped maintain health technology assessment as a vital component of Canada’s health systems.

Professor Gelareh Zadeh

2023 Canada Gairdner Momentum Award
Gairdner Foundation

This award recognizes recognizes mid-career investigators who in their last six active years have produced exceptional scientific research contributions with continued potential for impact on human health.

Provincial Awards

Professor Katherine Rouleau

2023 CPSO Council Award
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario

The Council Award is presented at each meeting of Council to honour outstanding Ontario doctors who have demonstrated excellence and come closest to meeting society's vision of an "ideal physician".

Professor Charles Tator

2023 Bruce Prentice Family Legacy Award
Ontario Sports Hall Of Fame

This is presented to an individual or group whose outstanding contribution to sport or athletics is already well documented. Honourees have demonstrated remarkable, long term contribution to sport in Ontario and the people involved. 

University of Toronto / Temerty Medicine Awards

Professor Denise Belsham


2023 President’s Teaching Award
University of Toronto

Professor Janet Campbell

2024 Excellence in Community-Based Teaching (Rehabilitation Sciences)
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

This award recognizes excellence in teaching at a community-based office/clinic or community hospital. 

Professor Angela Colantanio

2024 School of Graduate Studies Supervision Award
University of Toronto

The School of Graduate Studies Supervision Awards aim to recognize outstanding performance in the multiple roles associated with graduate student supervision.

Professor Brian Cox

2024 Excellence in Linking Undergraduate Teaching to Research in Life Sciences
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

This award is for sustained excellence, mentorship and innovative methods that link undergraduate teaching to experiential research opportunities such as research project courses and summer student research projects or equivalent programs. 

Trevor Cuddy

2024 President’s Excellence Award – Influential Excellence
University of Toronto

Recipients of the President’s Excellence Award demonstrate outstanding service to the University and enhance the university experience for students, faculty members, librarians, and / or staff in accordance with the University’s mission.

Professor Shelly Dev

2024 W. T. Aikins Award for Excellence in Individual Teaching Performance – Foundations
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

The W. T. Aikins Awards are named after Dr. W.T. Aikins, the first Dean of the University of Toronto, Temerty Faculty of Medicine after it was reorganized in 1887. These awards are the Faculty's most prestigious awards for sustained commitment to and excellence in undergraduate teaching.

Professor Helena Dhamko and Nicholas Blanchette

2024 W. T. Aikins Award for Excellence in Individual Teaching Performance – Clerkship
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

The W. T. Aikins Awards are named after Dr. W.T. Aikins, the first Dean of the University of Toronto, Temerty Faculty of Medicine after it was reorganized in 1887. These awards are the Faculty's most prestigious awards for sustained commitment to and excellence in undergraduate teaching.

Professor Daphna Grossman

2024 Excellence in Community-Based Teaching (Community Hospital)
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

This award recognizes excellence in teaching at a community hospital.

Professors Yayi Huang, Yonah Krakowsky and Mark Wheatcroft


2023 Atkins Award for Individual Teaching Performance in Clerkship
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

University Professor David Jenkins

2024 President's Impact Award
University of Toronto

These awards celebrate and honour faculty members and teams of faculty whose research has led to significant impact beyond academia. They recognize contributions that emerge from academic scholarship and have fully realized, demonstrable impacts on any domain of society, whether through a single influential contribution or through an ongoing commitment to research translation. Prof. Jenkins is honoured for his studies on the health effects of food that have changed how the world makes healthy dietary choices.

University Professor David Jenkins

2024 MD Program Teaching Award for Excellence
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

The MD Program Teaching Award for Excellence recognizes faculty, residents, graduate student teachers and clinicians in the MD Program who have attained exceptional Teaching Evaluation Scores in one or more of the teaching activities to which they have contributed. 

Professors Ahmed Kayssi, Elliot Lass and Brian Wong and Dalia Karol

2023 Excellence in Resource Stewardship Teaching Award in the MD Program
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

Professor Nohjin Kee 

2024 Sustained Excellence and Innovation in Life Sciences Education
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

The purpose of these awards is to honour excellence and sustained contributions by faculty members in undergraduate Arts and Science teaching and the undergraduate experience in life sciences. 

Professor Kimberly Lazare

2024 Excellence in Community-Based Teaching (Clinic/Office/Practice)
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

This award recognizes excellence in teaching at a community-based physician office/clinic.

Professors Jerome Leis and Geetha Mukerji

Excellence in Resource Stewardship Teaching Award
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

The Excellence in Resource Stewardship Teaching Award was established in 2021. The award recognizes faculty members and postgraduate trainees (residents and fellows) who effectively mentor learners in concepts of resource stewardship and demonstrate exemplary resource stewardship in their own clinical practices.

Professor Stephanie Lurch

2023 Award for Excellence in Community-Based Teaching (Rehabilitation Sciences)
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

Professor Anne McLeod

2023 Atkins Award for Excellence in Course Development/Program Coordination 
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

Professor Chase McMurren

2024 Miriam Rossi Award for Health Equity in Undergraduate Medical Education 
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

The Miriam Rossi Award for Health Equity in Undergraduate Medical Education aims to recognize University of Toronto MD Program faculty (individual or group) and administrative staff (individual or group) members for their commitment to diversity and health equity in undergraduate medical education.

Professors Helen Miliotis, Jastaran Singh and Martina Steiner

2024 Early Career Excellence in Graduate Teaching and Mentorship
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

This award is restricted to Faculty in the early stages of their career within 8 years of their initial SGS membership (including graduate memberships elsewhere) as of December of application year.

Professors Barbara-Ann Millar and Yvonne Chan (co-winners)

Colin Woolf Longterm Contributions to Continuing Professional Development Award
Temerty Faculty of Medicine, Continuing Professional Development 

This award recognizes excellence in teaching, subject mastery and the ability to engage learners.

Professor Thierry Mallevaey

Mid Career Excellence in Graduate Teaching and Mentorship
Temerty Faculty of Medicine, Graduate and Life Sciences Education

Professors Sarah Munce and Alison Novak

RSI Faculty Service Awards
Rehabilitation Sciences Institute

This award is to recognize an outstanding service contribution to vision and mission of RSI through dedicated service contribution. 

Professor Emily Nalder

2023 Dr. Patty Rigby Award for Early Career Excellence in Supervision and Mentorship
Rehabilitation Sciences Institute

This award is to recognize RSI faculty members who have demonstrated outstanding contributions to the training and experience of graduate students at RSI.

Professor Abigail Ortiz

2024 Paul E. Garfinkel Award to the Best Clinical Supervisor
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

This is a competitive annual award to the best fellowship supervisor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto. 

Professors James Owen and Luke Devine

2024 W. T. Aikins Award for Course/Program Development and Coordination
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

The W. T. Aikins Awards are named after Dr. W.T. Aikins, the first Dean of the University of Toronto, Temerty Faculty of Medicine after it was reorganized in 1887. These awards are the Faculty's most prestigious awards for sustained commitment to and excellence in undergraduate teaching.

Professor Nick Reed

2023 Dina Brooks Award for Continuing/Sustained Excellence in Graduate Student Supervision and Mentorship
Rehabilitation Sciences Institute

This award is to recognize RSI faculty members who have demonstrated outstanding contributions to the training and experience of graduate students at RSI.

Dr. Amir Salamat

Excellence in Community-Based Teaching (Clinic/Office/Practice)
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

This award acknowledges the significant contribution of of community-based teachers in community-based physicians offices or clinics to the learning of students and trainees at the University of Toronto.

Professor Jasty Singh

2023-24 Cheryl Regehr Early Career Teaching Award
University of Toronto

The Cheryl Regehr Early Career Teaching Award recognizes faculty members who demonstrate an exceptional commitment to student learning, pedagogical engagement and teaching innovation. 

Professor Barathi Rajasri Sreenivasan

2023 Aikins Award for Individual Teaching Performance in Foundations 
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

Professor Sharon Switzer-McIntyre


2023 President’s Teaching Award
University of Toronto

Professor Rosalie Wang

2023 RSI Teaching Award
Rehabilitation Sciences Institute

This award is to recognize RSI faculty members who have demonstrated outstanding contributions to teaching of the required or elective courses solely or jointly administered by RSI.

Professor David Wheler

2024 Sustained Excellence in Community-Based Teaching
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

This award recognizes sustained (normally 10 years) excellence in community-based teaching, and may include mentorship, the integration of scholarship in teaching, interprofessional collaboration, etc.

Professor Brian Wong

2024 Charles Mickle Fellowship Award
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

This award is given annually to a medical educator who has contributed to one or more areas of the medical education continuum at U of T and recognizes an individual who, within the preceding 10 years, has contributed to the advancement and promotion of sound knowledge of a practical kind in medical art or science.

Professor Cindy Woodland

Sustained Excellence in Teaching Mentorship in Graduate Education
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

The purpose is to honour and celebrate outstanding contributions to graduate education by faculty in Temerty Medicine who teach in doctoral stream or professional graduate programs.

Professor Stephanie Zhou

2023 Miriam Rossi Award for Health Equity in Undergraduate Medical Education
Temerty Faculty of Medicine

Staff Awards

Mark Bennett

2023 TDC Ezhishin Scholarship Award
Type Directors Club

Named after the Ojibwe word for “s/he leaves a mark,” this annual scholarship was established by the Type Directors Club and Google for First Nation and Native American people in Canada and the U.S. who exemplify a creative practice that explores typography, type design or relevant linguistic work.