Dr Semkuley describes how his overall career goals led him away from an academic career and toward other clinical interests. Dr Myron Semkuley – one of the first six residency eligible candidates to sit the Certification Examination in Family Medicine.
Dr Hennen describes his vision of the role of an academic chair. Dr Brian Hennen – one of the first six residency eligible candidates to sit the Certification Examination in Family Medicine, a former College president and former chair of the Departments of Family Medicine at Western University and Dalhousie University.
In these two clips Dr Perkin describes the early development of residency training in family medicine at the University of Toronto. Dr Reginald L. Perkin – third Executive Director of the College
Dr Perkin describes his very first involvement in academic medicine as an undergraduate lecturer. Dr Reginald L. Perkin – third Executive Director of the College
Dr Weston describes his involvement in the development of the patient-centred clinical method. Dr Wayne Weston – One of the first 12 certificants to sit the certification exam in 1969
Dr Weston describes how he got into academic practice. Dr Wayne Weston – One of the first 12 certificants to sit the certification exam in 1969
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