DFCM Mentorship Panel Event: Successful Paths to Senior Promotion from a Mentorship Lens
Is now the right time for you to start considering senior promotion? Do you want some tips, guidance, and insights on the promotions process?
You’re invited to “Successful Paths to Senior Promotion from a Mentorship Lens”
This virtual panel event will showcase the experiences of three senior faculty members, who have successfully completed the senior promotions process. Each presenter will give a brief overview of their promotions journey and how mentorship informed the process. This will be followed by a live Q&A period. A member of the promotions office will also be in attendance to answer questions.
Questions can be submitted here ahead of the event.
Presenters: Drs. Joyce Nyhof-Young, Farhan Asrar and Harvey Blankenstein
Dr. Joyce Nyhof-Young, BSc, MSc, PhD
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Education Scientist |
Office of Assessment and Evaluation, MD Program, University of Toronto Office of Education Scholarship, Department of Family & Community Medicine Family Practice Unit, Women’s College Hospital Department of Family and Community Medicine, St Michael’s Hospital |
Professor, Department of Family & Community Medicine, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto
Dr. Nyhof-Young was promoted to Full Professor in 2020 and can provide insights on the Teaching and Education and Creative Professional Activity (CPA) streams, and applying with a teaching waiver of external review.
Dr. Farhan Asrar, MD, MSc, MPH, CCFP
Clinician, Academic, Researcher - Family Medicine, Public Health, Space
Associate Professor, DFCM, UofT
Cross appointed with Dalla Lana School Of Public Health
Global Faculty Member, International Space University
Physician Research Lead, CVH & Mississauga Hospital's FMTUs, Trillium Health Partners
Dr. Asrar was promoted to Associate Professor this summer and can provide insights on the CPA stream and Teaching and Education stream.
Dr. Harvey Blankenstein, MD, CCFP
Associate Professor, DFCM, UofT
Dr. Blankenstein is a comprehensive family physician at the North York General Hospital where he has been teaching extensively at the clerkship and postgraduate levels for over thirty years. This summer, he was promoted to Associate Professor and can speak to applying with a teaching waiver of external review.