Building a lifelong community rooted in the pursuit of excellence in medicine and health sciences.
The Temerty Faculty of Medicine Alumni Association connects over 35,000 graduates from one of North America's oldest and most distinguished medical schools. Since 1843, our alumni have been at the forefront of medical discovery, clinical innovation, and compassionate patient care.
Named in honour of James and Louise Temerty following their transformative $250-million gift in 2020 — the largest single donation to a Canadian university — the Faculty continues its tradition of training physicians and scientists who change the world.
Our alumni network spans more than 80 countries and includes leaders in clinical practice, academic medicine, public health, biotech, health policy, and global humanitarian efforts.
To foster meaningful, lasting connections among Temerty Medicine alumni and to support the Faculty's mission of advancing health through education, research, and service.
A vibrant global alumni community that inspires collaboration, drives innovation in medicine, and champions equitable health outcomes for all.
Excellence, integrity, inclusivity, and a commitment to lifelong learning and giving back to the communities we serve.
Connect with peers across specialties and geographies through our directory and events.
Share your experience with students or find a mentor to guide your next career chapter.
Access exclusive CME programs, workshops, and leadership training opportunities.
Join local alumni chapters in cities worldwide for regional events and community building.
Meet the dedicated volunteers who guide our alumni association.
President, Alumni Association
MD '95 • Cardiologist, UHN
Vice-President
MD '01 • Neurosurgeon, Sunnybrook
Secretary
MD/PhD '08 • Researcher, SickKids
Treasurer
MD '99 • Family Medicine, Toronto
Director of Engagement
MD '06 • Psychiatrist, CAMH
The Faculty of Medicine is established at the University of Toronto, becoming one of the first medical schools in Canada.
Frederick Banting and Charles Best discover insulin at UofT, one of the greatest medical breakthroughs of the 20th century.
The Alumni Association is formally incorporated, establishing a structured network for graduates of the Faculty of Medicine.
James and Louise Temerty donate $250 million, and the Faculty is renamed the Temerty Faculty of Medicine.
With over 35,000 alumni across 80+ countries, the Temerty Medicine community continues to lead in research, education, and patient care.
