NEW FACULTY JANUARY-DECEMBER 2016
Thomas Belbin, Oncology Jessica Bishop, Family Medicine Graham Fraser, BioMedical Sciences Curtis French, Genetics Timothy Hierlihy, Psychiatry Simon Kirby, Laboratory Medicine Michelle Levy, Family Medicine Masoud Mahdavian, Medicine Maisam Najafizada, Community Health & Humanities Kathryn Sparrow, Anesthesia Margaret Steele, Psychiatry George Zahariadis, Laboratory Medicine
FACULTY AWARDS Dr. Noel O’Regan received a 2016 Certificate of Merit from the Canadian Association for Medical Education, recognizing and rewarding faculty committed to medical education in Canadian medical schools. Dr. Sharon Peters is the 2015 staff recipient of the Resident Doctors of Canada (RDoC) Mikhael Award for Medical Education for her work in the General Internal Medicine program and service as vice dean. The RDoC Mikhael Awards for Medical Education honour individuals who have contributed meaningfully to improving undergraduate and postgraduate medical education in Canada. Dr. Ashley Miller is one of two recipients of the 2016 Sandra Banner Student Award for Leadership. The award, which recognizes the exceptional leadership of one undergraduate medical student and one postgraduate medical trainee, was presented to Dr. Miller at the Canadian Conference on Medical Education. Dr. Miller is a fourth year resident in General Internal Medicine at Memorial, where she completed her core internal medicine residency training. Dr. Pauline Duke has been named as a 2016 Family Physician of the Year by the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC). Each year the CFPC honours ten dedicated family doctors—one from each province—who provide exceptional care to patients, contribute to the well-being of their communities, and are committed to research and the education of future generations of family doctors. These awards are also known as the Reg L. Perkin Awards. Dr. Duke also received the provincial 2016 Family Physician of the Year award
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