How the University of Toronto Community Impacted Our Medical Careers

Jiayi grew up in China and Australia prior to attending the University of Toronto where he co-founded Magna est Veritas, a pre-med club with a 90% success rate for medical school admissions. He is passionate about both medical research and networking opportunities that are targeted and longitudinal. Jiayi is a two-time graduate of the University of Toronto (HBSc in 2009, Pharmacology & Biochemistry, and MD in 2013). He is a practicing physician having completed his residency in Plastic Surgery (McMaster University, 2018).

Dr. Sameer Masood is Royal College Senior Emergency Medicine Resident at the University of Toronto and a founding partner at MD Consultants. He is currently pursuing his Masters in Public Health at Harvard University with a focus on Innovation and Quality Improvement.

Manveen majored in Genes, Genetics, and Biotechnology (HBSc, 2009) and graduated with high distinction before going to medical school (MD, 2013) at the University of Toronto. He then went on to complete residency training in Family Medicine at the same institution (CCFP, 2015). He is now pursuing a Master of Public Administration degree at the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ontario.

Three U of T alumni, Jiayi Hu, Manveen Puri and Sameer Masood (A&S ’09, MD 2013) will be sharing with the U of T alumni office the stories about their time at U of T, medical careers and ties to the U of T community. They will also discuss how alumni can give back and strengthen the U of T community. They are co-founders of healthcare consulting company MD Consultants (www.mdconsultants.ca) and co-authors of “Your Guide to Get into Medical School” (www.guidetomed.com, ranked #1 College Guide on Amazon). All U of T students and alumni who are interested in participating in this online discussion on September 30th from 10am to 11am can register with “U of T Ten Thousand Coffees”:

https://www.tenthousandcoffees.com/hub/uoft-cafe/opportunity/how-the-uoft-community-impacted-our-careers-in-med?vip_page=uoft-autojoin