Welcome home Chalani!

Proud of our program and the hard work and enthusiasm of our faculty and residents

Some of our PHPM residents enjoying a sunny Canada’s Food Guide inspired breakfast in the park

2 years ago but the message remains the same. Congratulations to the PHPM residency classes of 2022! You have given your heart and soul to this specialty and it gives hope and joy to know you’ll be the leaders of tomorrow ❤️

Today we officially say good luck (but not goodbye!) to our graduating PGY 5 residents, Drs. Mary Choi and Nicolas Sheppard-Jones, as they head out to change the world. We are so proud of you both!

Attention Med students! Still a few in person spots left for our PHPM info session on Tuesday evening, you can also join via Zoom (see Eventbrite details below). Hope you can join us!

Presenting on and enjoying rich discussions on resident wellness at International Conference on Residency Education. Thanks to my project team @OnyeActiveMD Cindy Shen, Donald Cole, Hetal Patel. UToronto - Public Health & Preventive Medicine

Sharing for the UBC PHPM Program!

A special video message from RDoC President Dr. Carl White Ulysse to Canada’s resident doctors youtu.be/JypzXif2Nyk#Re…

Match Day! Huge U of T PHPM welcome and congratulations to Laura Feldman Laura Feldman (U of T), Katherine Yu (U of C) and Marlee Vinegar (UWO), you’re going to love it here💛💜💙

Northern Ontario is absolutely beautiful! Perfect for outdoorsy people or if you want to spend your residency in a small city, becoming part of the community you’re working in!

Northern Ontario is absolutely beautiful! Perfect for outdoorsy people or if you want to spend your residency in a small city, becoming part of the community you’re working in!

Are you a public health physician wanting to be a part of a vibrant and passionate community? Become a PHPC member and jump right into promoting, and influencing the interests of public health physicians. Submit your application today ➡️ phpc-mspc.ca/en/members/join.

We are so proud to introduce your newest PHPM physicians, Drs. David Edward-Ooi Poon, Rebecca Shalansky, Julian Gitelman and Ceinwen Pope! Today was a wonderful day with an abundance of smiles and a few tears as we wish them the best in their new adventures

Calling all MD students! Please join us on Nov 7 for our Public Health and Preventative Medicine info session. Learn more about PHPM, meet a panel of specialists working in different PH roles and network with faculty and residents. To RSVP, use the link on the poster below.

Meet the panel members who will be joining our PHPM Info Session on Tues Nov 7 (6pm EST on Zoom) and discussing their various roles within Public Health. Remember to RSVP at forms.gle/4VWnh9qE1jgoa3… to get the Zoom link for the info session!

And PHPM CaRMS 2024 is a wrap! Thank you so much to everyone who participated; we wish all the candidates the best of luck in the Match and in their exciting new adventures!

U of T PHPM is thrilled to announce our newest residents! Congratulations and welcome Drs. Natasha Caton, Jamal Tarrabain & Daria Darvin, can’t wait to see those smiling faces in July😁