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Become A Preceptor
The IMAGINE Clinic Physician Information Sheet
ABOUT US
The Interprofessional Medical and Allied Groups for Improving Neighbourhood Environments (IMAGINE) clinic is a U of T-affiliated, interprofessional, student-run community health initiative that provides healthcare to marginalized populations in downtown Toronto.
Our aim is to engage health professional students in learning and applying clinical skills to address the needs of underserved patients across the GTA. Our clinic is staffed by students and preceptors from the disciplines of medicine, pharmacy, nursing, physical therapy, social work, and occupational therapy.
SERVICES WE OFFER
We offer episodic care (harm reduction counselling, family planning, wound care, and more) while connecting patients with other providers who can facilitate continuity of care.
WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A PHYSICIAN PRECEPTOR
Our physicians guide students as they review cases and serve the needs of patients. They are not expected to see patients directly or do any charting, although they are welcome to do so. Our physicians have found the multidisciplinary experience of IMAGINE to be especially fulfilling – it is a unique experience that blends the opportunity to teach enthusiastic students while learning from different healthcare professionals.
Please see the next page for a diagram of a typical clinic day.
TIME COMMITMENT
You may choose to be involved in the clinic as much or as little as you’d like. Our clinic runs from 10am to 2pm every Saturday, except on statutory holidays.
BENEFITS OF WORKING WITH US
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Support and inspire health professional students to work with marginalized populations
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Strengthen your teaching skills with junior trainees
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Get specific feedback from learners about teaching style (if desired)
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Make a difference in the local Toronto community
INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE? WANT TO GET INVOLED?
Check out our website: https://www.imagineclinic.ca/ Send us an email: imagine.preceptors@gmail.com