FAQs on Hospital Medicine
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Here are answers to some of the common questions asked about the Division of Hospital Medicine.
A hospitalist is a physician whose primary clinical practice is in a hospital setting and who provides care to admitted inpatients. Hospital settings can include acute care, post-acute care (rehabilitation or complex continuing care) or psychiatric care. In Canada, hospitalists are typically trained in family medicine or internal medicine.
Yes! Our faculty is actively engaged in learner supervision for clinical rotations, research / quality improvement projects and graduate studies. Interested individuals may email Janette Godden to inquire about learner opportunities.
Yes, we accept applications for the University Health Network (UHN) / Sinai Health Hospital Medicine Fellowship Program. Please email Lorena Manganaan for inquiries or visit our program description page on the UHN website.
Please email Janette Godden to inquire about current job openings.
