Alumni

A community made whole by its many moving parts.

Our alumni community is a diverse network of clinicians, health system leaders, administrators, and researchers that span across health systems in Canada and around the world. As valued members of our community, alumni are well connected to IHPME through mentorship, speaking events, and supporting education and research.

Dean’s Alumni Advisory Council

Jennifer Mary Bell and Taylor Martin co-chair the Dean’s Alumni Advisory Council.  The Council meets three times annually and comprises a mix of alumni from across DLSPH’s programs (both PHS and IHPME) and focuses on alumni events, awards, mentorship and other special projects.

Latest Alumni Stories

Anam Shahil

Before, I used to focus only on the small tasks of each project, but this journey has helped me realize the importance of seeing how every step in a project contributes to a larger impact. During her nursing career, Dr. […]

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Sarah Neu

Learn about Sarah Neu’s contributions to patient care, healthcare policy, and her commitment to mentoring future healthcare professionals.

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Alan Gob

Dr. Alan Gob discusses his experience in the QIPS program and how it prepared him for his current work.

Duminda Wijeysundera

Duminda Wijeysundera shares how CEHCR was the necessary springboard to an exciting and fulfilling career in academic healthcare.

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Life After Graduation

As a new graduate or established alumni, you gain lifelong access to connections, resources, and support from the IHPME community. See how you’ll stay connected: 

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Support incoming IHPME students and Research

Upcoming Events

How to look and feel your best: Tips from Hollywood’s Fit and Food Guru (and DLSPH alum!)

Dec
5

Dec 5, 2024

Online

Event Details
Promotional poster for the Climate & Health Seminar Series. The event is titled 'Climate Change & Youth Mental Health: Impacts and Opportunities for Action' and is scheduled for Tuesday, January 21, 2025, from 8:00–9:00 am EST. The speaker is Swelen Andari, Senior Manager of Climate Resilience & Youth Mental Health at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). The poster includes logos from the University of Toronto, the Collaborative Centre for Climate, Health + Sustainable Care, and CAMH. A portrait of Swelen Andari appears in a circular frame on the right.

Climate Change & Youth Mental Health: Impacts and Opportunities for Action

Jan
21

Jan 21, 2025 from 8am-9am (EST)

Online via Zoom

IHPME Events / Partner & Affiliate Events

Event Details
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Future of Health Leadership, Informatics and Policy (FHLIP) Conference

Feb
21

Feb 21, 2025 from 8am-5pm (EST)

Health Sciences Building, Room 610
155 College Street
Toronto, Ontario

Event Details

Latest News

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Alumni Spotlight: Anam Shahil

November 29, 2024

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Professor Audrey Laporte Re-Appointed as Director of IHPME 

November 27, 2024

Faculty

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Moonshot 2024: Redefining Healthcare Beyond Hospital Walls

November 12, 2024

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Connaught Award-Supported Publication Explores AI Transformation in Healthcare

October 25, 2024

Faculty / Research

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Health Administration Student Advancing Equity in Ontario Healthcare

October 18, 2024

Students

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October 17, 2024

Students

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