Advocating for robust Faculty Development and innovations in teaching and learning within the Department, Catherine Jarvis,听MD, FCFP is one of our Family Medicine Heroes.
Faculty Development and Innovations in Learning
Bio: Director of Faculty Development in the Department of Family Medicine.
Year: Joined the Department in 1997.
Award category: Faculty
Nominated by Maria Morrison, Program Administrator Faculty Development and Blended Learning.
"I have worked at the department for almost two years and having Dr. Jarvis as my team director has been lovely. The best person I have ever worked for. She is dedicated, kind, supportive, understanding and generous. She has wonderful ideas and truly believes in the importance of family medicine and faculty development. She has also been part of the department for many years and is always learning, teaching and inspiring. A truly incredible person to work with."
Congratulations Dr.聽 Jarvis!
About Dr. Catherine Jarvis
Catherine Jarvis, MD, FCFP is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine. She practices and teaches Family Medicine at the CLSC Cote-des-Neiges, a 91社区 affiliated teaching unit. Dr. Jarvis has held several leadership roles including Faculty Development Site Lead at the CLSC C么te-Des-Neiges and 91社区 Family Medicine Faculty Development Committee Member. She is currently the Director of Faculty Development for 91社区鈥檚 Department of Family Medicine.
"Curiosity is the root of all learning. I enjoy faculty development because it invites questioning. It fosters a curiosity in me as a learner, in the process of teaching, and in the development of professionals," says Dr. Jarvis.
Read more about her here: /channels/channels/news/welcoming-dr-catherine-jarv...
The Department of Family Medicine is celebrating its 50th anniversary and over the course of this year, we will tell the stories of our people, our places and our partners who have worked with us to serve our communities by leading in Family Medicine education, research and care. As part of our celebrations, we are asking faculty, clinicians, researchers, residents, students, and admin staff to nominate heroes who have greatly helped shape the community. Please nominate using .
