Faculty information
Teaching and Employment opportunities at the Mississauga Academy of Medicine
Physician teaching
Are you a physician interested in teaching at the Mississauga Academy of Medicine? There are a variety of teaching options (small group tutorial, seminar, or lecture) for each year in the various courses. Please contact Wendy Leslie for more information.
Sessional Lecturers
If you are a PhD interested in teaching at the Mississauga Academy of Medicine, the Health Science Research (HSR) course requires sessional lecturers at the first and second year levels. This course is an introduction to the principles of research directed at helping students understand and use research that contributes to improving the health of people and populations. Please contact Frances Rankin for more information.
If you wish to apply for a Sessional Lecturer position, please review the job description link below, and if interested complete the application form and email it along with your CV to Frances Rankin.
Sessional Lecturer - CUPE 3902 Unit 3 - Job Description (PDF)
CUPE 3902 - Application Form (PDF)
Assistant Invigilators
If you are a current University of Toronto graduate or post-graduate student and are interested in becoming an Assistant Invigilator for the Mississuaga Academy of Medicine, please send a resume with a cover letter by email to Elizabeth Day.
Foundations Curriculum
The preclerkship curriculum has been redeveloped for Year 1 students in 2016-2017. For more information about this curriculum, please visit the Foundations Curriculum website.
For information on Foundations Curriculum teaching opportunties, please contact Dr. Stephen McKenzie, MAM Physician Lead for Foundations, and review
For descriptions and contacts for the 2016-2017 courses, see preclerkship courses and the contact list below:
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FOUNDATIONS CURRICULUM ROLES |
CONTACT |
|---|---|
| Physician Lead | Dr. Stephen McKenzie |
| Clinical Skills Site Lead, Credit Valley Hospital | Dr. Sulemon Remtulla |
| Clinical Skills Site Lead, Mississauga Hospital | Dr. Christopher Gilchrist |
| Community, Population and Public Health 1 (CPPH-1) Site Coordinator | Dr. Maria Upenieks |
| Ethics and Professionalism Site Coordinator | Dr. Robert Boyko |
| Portfolio Site Coordinator | Dr. Pam Coates |
| TOPIC Group Lead #1 | Dr. Amna Karabegovic |
| TOPIC Group Lead #2 | Dr. Anant Murthy |
| TOPIC Group Lead #3 | Dr. Anna Plotkin |
| TOPIC Group Lead #4 | Dr. Pearl Behl |
| TOPIC Group Lead #5 | Dr. Robert Goldberg |
| TOPIC Group Lead #6 | Dr. Sarah McClennan |
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PRECLERKSHIP Course Name |
CONTACT |
|---|---|
| Ethics and Professionalism | Dr. Robert Boyko |
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Community, Population and Public Health 2 (CPPH-2) |
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| Art and Science of Clinical Medicine 2 (ASCM-2), Credit Valley Hospital | Dr. Jeffrey Myers |
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Art and Science of Clinical Medicine 2 (ASCM-2), Mississauga Hospital |
Dr. Lori Coman-Wood |
| Health Science Research (HSR) | Dr. Judith Versloot |
| Family Medicine Longitudinal Experience (FMLE) | fmle.recruit@utoronto.ca |
Clerkship
Clerkship applies to the third and fourth year of the undergraduate medical education program, where the knowledge and skills from preclerkship are applied in the practical context of the clinical setting.
For more information on teaching in clerkship, please contact Bryan Abankwah.
Faculty appointments
It would be expected that as you teach, you would begin or already be in the process of obtaining a aculty appointment with the University of Toronto. Information about the process for obtaining a faculty appointment can be found in this step-by-step guide to applying for a faculty appointment.
If you are already an affiliated Trillium Health Partners physician, please contact Sean Sia who will help guide you through the process.
Direct teaching compensation program
Community physician tutors and seminar leaders who not part of any practice plan may be compensated at the rate of $100 per hour for direct Mississauga Academy of Medicine student teaching time for tutorials and seminars required by the course curriculum as articulated in the course syllabus; inclusive of both university-based assignments and hospital-based assignments.
Physicians are periodically approached with requests for assisting with other non-core curriculum activities - although physicians provide considerable value, there is no associated payment available for these valued contributions.
When accepting a teaching assignment, it is the responsibility of the community physician to understand whether the assignment is considered to be mandatory curriculum and eligible for compensation. It is recommended that payment be discussed during recruitment.
To set up payment information, please click on one of the applicable forms below and submit by mail to:
Mississauga Academy of Medicine
Financial Officer
Terrence Donnelly Health Sciences Complex - 2nd floor
University of Toronto Mississauga
3359 Mississauga Road
Mississauga, ON L5L 1C6
905.569.4552
E-mail: Financial Officer
Payment information forms:
Please complete the form that pertains to you:
- Do you have a medical corporation?
- Are you an individual?
- If you or you corporation do NOT pay HST, you will also need to complete:
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