The reappointment application period for 2026-27 has begun!
****Deadline to submit reappointment application: March 31, 2026****
Reappointments cover the time period of July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027.
For the 2026 reappointment application process, Courses with a completion date as of December 1,
2025 or later are considered completed for reappointment 2026.
Mandatory learning modules for 2026 reappointment:
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Workplace Violence & Workplace Harassment Prevention
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Fire Safety, Security & Emergency Codes
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TAHSN Privacy & Cyber Security
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TAHSN Relations with Industry
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TAHSN Recognizing Domestic Violence in the Workplace
These modules must be completed as outlined in the Unity Health Toronto Corporate Mandatory
Training Policy. Please see the attached guide and resources for more information on
completing these modules.
Please contact [email protected] if you have any
questions.
We acknowledge the ongoing impacts that the current geopolitical crisis has, directly and
indirectly, on many of our community members, their families, and their loved ones. Below
are University resources that offer specific supports for faculty, learners, and staff.
Please note that the webpages below are being updated as new resources and supports become
available. Please check back often.
Culturally Responsive Resources
Resources and Supports for Iranian community: https://people.utoronto.ca/inclusion/edi-in-a-global-context/resources-and-supports-for-iranian-community-members/
Resources and Supports for Palestinian, Arab and Muslim communities: https://people.utoronto.ca/inclusion/edi-in-a-global-context/resources-and-supports-for-palestinian-arab-and-muslim-community-members/
Resources and Supports for Jewish and Israeli communities: https://people.utoronto.ca/inclusion/edi-in-a-global-context/resources-and-supports-for-jewish-and-israeli-community-members/
Resources and Supports for the broader university community:
https://people.utoronto.ca/inclusion/edi-in-a-global-context/resources-and-supports-for-the-broader-university-community/
All above resource pages can be found on the EDI in a Global Context website :
https://people.utoronto.ca/inclusion/edi-in-a-global-context/
*New* Dedicated Spaces of Support for the week of March 9,
2026
Dedicated spaces of support are added as they are made available. Please check the Broader
University Community
Supports page for new sessions.
*New * Managing
Distress in the Work Environment
These spaces will be hosted by Farsi-speaking and trauma-informed counsellors. The educational
session will begin at 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. After the session, the counsellor will offer
optional one-on-one conversations. Participants may register for a 20-minute private time
slot between 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Register
to attend this drop-in session.
Date & Time: Tuesday, March 10 | 11:00 a.m. – 3:00
p.m.
Location: Teams
*New* Decompression and
Support Spaces for Students at UTM
Hosted by UTM Student Affairs & Services and the UTM Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
Office. These spaces remain open and available to students, staff, faculty and librarians
seeking comfort, conversation, or community. Campus community members are invited to enjoy a tea
and engage in calming activities. No registration required. Learn more about
this offering on the UTM EDIO website.
Date & Time: Friday, March 13 | 2:00 – 4:00
p.m.
Location: DV 2223 (Student Services Hub), William G Davis Building
Temerty Medicine Supports
As always, the following offices are available as a resource at Temerty Faculty of Medicine:
Office of Inclusion
and Diversity - supports for all faculty, learners and staff
Office of Learner
Affairs – supports for clinical learners
RHSE Student
Health and Wellness – supports for RHSE graduate students
Every year, we proudly celebrate and recognize Temerty Faculty of Medicine alumni from among
our life sciences, rehabilitation sciences, MD and MD/PhD programs, as well as former residents
and clinical fellows, with the Dean’s Alumni Awards.
Whether through
groundbreaking research, powerful education, outstanding clinical work, impactful innovation or
inspirational leadership — our more than 71,000 alumni continually impress us with their
contributions to health care and beyond.
I hope you’ll take this opportunity to honour
the achievements of your extraordinary classmates and colleagues by nominating them for an
award.
Dean’s
Alumni Award categories include opportunities to recognize alumni from across sectors for
their lifetime achievement, impact, emerging leadership and humanitarian contributions.
Please verify nominee eligibility for the selected award category and complete
the online
nomination form by March 31, 2026.
To learn more about
the awards criteria and to submit a nomination, please visit the
Dean's Alumni Awards webpage.
If you have any questions about the process or
online form, please contact Katrina Heisz at [email protected].
Sincerely,
Cody Copeman Hubert
Director, Alumni Relations & Special
Events
Temerty Faculty of Medicine
University of Toronto
Nominations are open for the following SMH DOM Awards:
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SMHDOM Master Clinician Award
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Michael R Freeman Award for Integrity and Professionalism
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Michael Ward Mentorship Award
Nomination deadline is March 31st. Please see the attached emails for
more details about these awards.
Medical Grand Rounds will not take place on March 18 and will resume on March 25 with the City
Wide Medical Grand Rounds – Levinson Lecture, “Educating International Medical
Graduates: The Good, the Great, and the Not-So-Simple,” presented by Dr. Umberin
Najeeb.
The University of Toronto, Department of Medicine is in the process of transitioning from
WebCV to Elements and
will decommission our use of WebCV on March 31, 2026. Please ensure you
have downloaded a copy of your CV prior to this date for your
records.
For faculty who are going through CFAR in spring 2026 or promotions in 2026 or 2027, where
final documents are uploaded before March 31, 2026, you may continue to use WebCV. Faculty who
are going through CFAR or promotions immediately after this (i.e. CFAR fall 2026 and promotions
2028) will use Elements and will be prioritized for data entry support from the Elements team.
To support this transition, the Elements team will be launching a
new webinar series that will be available to the faculty and staff
moving to the new platform in the coming months.
Webinar Training Series
MedIT will be offering an online multi-session webinar series to help users
build their skills and understanding of the Elements platform.
If you’d like to attend (or have an administrative staff
member attend on your behalf), please express your interest via the Elements Webinar Sign-Up form.
For More information visit: https://deptmedicine.utoronto.ca/news/update-elements-project-team-winterspring-2026