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Appendix 13 Faculty of Medicine Appendix 13 Faculty of Medicine: Faculty Awards and Honours 2010-2018 Surname GivenName Home Unit Division Award Organization NominationStatus AwardStartDate MacLennan David Banting & Best Department of Medical Research Faculty of Medicine Foreign Honorary Member American Academy of Arts and Sciences Awarded 22-Apr-15 MacLennan David Banting & Best Department of Medical Research Faculty of Medicine Inductee Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Awarded 18-Oct-12 Avramescu Sinziana Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Neuroanesthesia Best Paper Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jan-15 Baker Andrew Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Lifetime Achievement Award Trillium Gift of Life Network Awarded 28-Apr-16 Baker Andrew Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Research Recognition Award Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jan-13 Balki Mrinalini Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Richard Knill Competition Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jan-12 Beattie William Scott Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Research Recognition Award Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jan-12 Carvalho Jose Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Richard Knill Competition Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jan-13 Chan Vincent Ws Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Carl Koller Award European Society of Regional Anaesthesia & Pain Therapy Awarded 07-Sep-16 Chan Vincent Ws Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Gaston Labat Award American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine Awarded 02-Apr-16 Chandra Deven Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine John Bradley Educator Award Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jan-13 Clarke Hance Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Early Career Award Canadian Pain Society Awarded 01-Jan-16 Everett Tobias Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Education and Simulation Award Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jan-13 Fedorko Ludwik Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Ian White Patient Safety Award Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jan-15 Jadad Alejandro Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Pioneer for Change Award Skills for Change Awarded 15-Sep-12 Katz Joel Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Outstanding Pain Mentorship Award Canadian Pain Society Awarded 01-Jan-16 Katz Joel Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Distinguished Career Award Canadian Pain Society Awarded 01-Jan-13 Kavanagh Brian Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Fellow Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Awarded 01-Jun-12 Mcghee Irene Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Critical Care Best Paper Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jan-15 Mcknight David Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Gold Medal Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jun-14 Orser Beverley Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Foreign Associate Member National Academy of Medicine (formerly Institute of Medicine) Awarded 01-Nov-18 Orser Beverley Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Fellow Royal Society of Canada Awarded 04-Sep-18 Orser Beverley Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Gold Medal Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Apr-17 Orser Beverley Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Peter Dresel Award Dalhousie University - Pharmacology Awarded 01-Apr-17 Orser Beverley Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Fellow Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Awarded 01-Jun-12 Siddiqui Naveed Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Regional Anesthesia Best Paper Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jan-13 Venkat Raghavan Lakshmikumar Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Neuroanesthesia Best Paper Canadian Anesthesiologists' Society Awarded 01-Jan-14 Zhang Haibo Department of Anesthesia Faculty of Medicine Fellow Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Awarded 14-Sep-17 Deber Charles Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine R. Bruce Merrifield Award American Peptide Society Awarded 10-Jan-17 Forman-Kay Julie Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Fellow Royal Society of Canada Awarded 07-Sep-16 Grinstein Sergio Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Canadian Science Publishing Senior Investigator Award Canadian Society for Molecular Biosciences Awarded 01-Mar-17 Lewis Peter Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Fellow Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Awarded 30-Sep-10 Nodwell Justin Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Fellow American Academy of Microbiology Awarded 05-Jan-18 Packham Marian A Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Order of Canada (Member) Governor General of Canada Awarded 01-Jul-12 Reithmeier Reinhart Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Fellow Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Awarded 01-Jun-12 Rotin Daniela Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Woman of Action Israel Cancer Research Fund Awarded 03-May-11 Schachter Harry Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Cross of Honour for Science and Art, First Class National Council of the Austrian Government Awarded 03-Oct-11 Schachter Harry Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Rosalind Kornfeld Award for Lifetime Achievement Society for Glycobiology Awarded 07-Nov-10 Stagljar Igor Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Zdravko Lorkovic Plaque Croatian Biological Society Awarded 25-May-16 Stagljar Igor Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Inventor of the Year Award University of Toronto Awarded 07-May-15 Stagljar Igor Department of Biochemistry Faculty of Medicine Corresponding Member Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts Awarded 30-Jun-14 Batty Helen Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Ian Hart Award for Distinguished Contribution to Medical Education Canadian Association for Medical Education Awarded 09-Feb-10 Berger Philip Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Inductee Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Awarded 12-Apr-18 Berger Philip Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Fellow Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Awarded 01-Jan-13 Berger Philip Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Order of Ontario Government of Ontario Awarded 25-Jan-10 Boyko Robert Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal Government of Canada Awarded 01-Jan-13 Brown Merrilee Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Reg L. Perkin Family Physician of the Year Award Ontario College of Family Physicians Awarded 01-Jan-16 Carson James Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal Government of Canada Awarded 01-Jan-13 Caulford Paul Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Newcomer Champion Award Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration Awarded 19-Dec-11 Charles Jocelyn Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Alumni Achievement Award for Change Idea IDEAS - Improving & Driving Excellence Across Sectors Awarded 01-Jan-15 Cheskes Sheldon Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Abigail and Gary Conrad Emergency Medicine Research Award University of Pennsylvania Awarded 01-Jan-15 Dunn Sheila Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Bright Lights Award Association of Family Health Teams of Ontario Awarded 01-Jan-13 Dunn Sheila Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Best Oral Abstract Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada Awarded 24-Jun-11 Evans Michael Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Award for Distinguished Service to Cancer Research Canadian Cancer Research Alliance Awarded 18-Nov-15 Evans Michael Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine McNeil Medal Royal Society of Canada Awarded 22-Sep-14 Evans Michael Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Web Health Awards: Gold Award for Social Media Health Information Research Center Awarded 01-Jan-12 Feldman Kimberley Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Certificate of Merit Award Canadian Association for Medical Education Awarded 01-Jan-15 Feldman Perle Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Enid Johnson MacLeod Award Federation of Medical Women of Canada Awarded 01-Oct-11 Glazier Richard Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine W. Victor Johnston Award College of Family Physicians of Canada Awarded 01-Jan-16 Glazier Richard Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Top 20 Pioneers of Family Medicine Research in Canada The College of Family Physicians of Canada Awarded 01-Jan-15 Glazier Richard Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Fellow Canadian Academy of Health Sciences Awarded 15-Sep-14 Herbert Phillip Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Reg L. Perkin Family Physician of the Year Award Ontario College of Family Physicians Awarded 30-Sep-11 Canadian Institutes for Health Research - Institute of Health Services Ivers Noah Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Rising Star Award Awarded 02-Jul-13 and Policy Research (IHSPR) Ivers Noah Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty of Medicine Research Excellence Award University of Toronto Awarded 01-May-13 Ivers Noah Department of Family & Community Medicine Faculty
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