Career impacts

We are currently conducting a research project with our alumni to measure the impact the program has had on their careers. We will report back soon!

People complete the TRP for a variety of reasons - some are continuing their education, some are mid-career looking for a change, looking for a promotion or simply wishing to broaden their skills. Due to the way our program can be personalised to your needs, you get out of it what you put in.

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Completing the TRP has made an impact on many of our students careers, see some examples!


 

Sally Moy

"One of the things that stuck with me was TRP’s emphasis on preparing students to navigate through ambiguity. It’s a critical skill set. We learned a lot of techniques, tools and ways of approaching this. 

This was really important for me because I work for Ontario Health and there was a job posting - one of the required skills was for individuals who were comfortable with ambiguity. We have a very dynamic environment, things are ever changing within the healthcare landscape, so feeling equipped to deal with that level of ambiguity is a critical skillset that my employer was looking for."

Sally Moy, TRP class of 2022


 

Asnia Shah

"The main reason I applied to TRP was that I don’t want to be a run-of-the-mill physician. Physicians are perfectly positioned in the healthcare system to recognize problems in the system. Knowing how to manage them or come up with solutions is powerful. I want to be involved in academics, to work towards being a physician investigator, to contribute to improving healthcare as well as providing it. I want to be able to do something to impact a larger number of people vs impacting individual patients in the clinic. This need to have a greater impact drove me to TRP."

Dr. Asnia Shah, TRP class of 2025


 

Shayan Bashir

"The TRP has transformed the way I see patient care. It has given me a new lens to see healthcare in a very different way. I am growing my career in clinical operations of drug development as a clinical trials monitor and I am excited to be able to use my learnings from TRP to find ways to build up a clinical trials framework in my home country of Pakistan."    

Dr. Shayan Bashir, TRP class of 2023


 

Rabail Siddiqui

"TRP provided me with the opportunities, skills and tools to succeed in my current role, as well as understand how complex healthcare can be, and how to approach these complex problems. TRP also provided me with skills such as ability to speak to different types of people. I apply these skills each day as I work with different individuals with different needs and personalities. I would really advise others to apply to the TRP because it is more than just a 'masters' program, but an experience that if you immerse yourself in, you will come out with more than you had originally expected!"

Rabail Siddiqui, TRP class of 2021