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Family Medicine Longitudinal Experience (FMLE)

Important Update

Reminder as of 2021, preceptors are no longer required to complete a first assignment on MedSIS. Your student will provide a self-evaluation along with their first assignment to provide formative feedback directly to your student, in preparation for their final assignment.

Thank you for agreeing to be a preceptor for the Family Medicine Longitudinal Experience (FMLE). Below you will find common resources you will need before, during and after your learner's block.

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All MD Program teachers are asked to become familiar with the following resources when preparing for their teaching roles (1) Psychological Safety and (2) Learner Mistreatment.

The Essentials of Teaching FMLE

These essential resources introduce new preceptors to FMLE, and strategies for being an effective preceptor. These videos are the recordings of the most recent new preceptor's orientation.

To access any of the resources, select and click on a link on the right.

Before your Teaching Block

These resources have been prepared to help you and your clinic get ready for the incoming medical student.

To access any of the resources, select and click on a link on the right.

During your Teaching Block

The Hub contains up to date guidelines that you may want to review with your learner, for example the Osteoporosis guidelines.

To access any of the resources, select and click on a link on the right.

Teaching Resources

These resources will you help you teach your second year medical student(s).

To access any of the resources, select and click on a link on the right.

After your Teaching Block

At the end of the block, you will have to fill out all your evaluations on MedSIS (link on the right) including the professionalism assessment form. If you have any concerns regarding your student, you will have log it into MedSIS as well. 

To access any of the resources, select and click on a link on the right.

Frequently Asked Questions

Any questions you may have about the rotation can be found here. If you require additional assistance please contact the FMLE Office at fmle.recruit@utoronto.ca. 

To access any of the resources, select and click on a link on the right.

All FMLE Preceptors

FMLE Contact

If you have any questions, please contact fmle.recruit@utoronto.ca

“From the perspective of [a] mentor I found the experience was rewarding. Reviewing my practice and setting with the student gave me a chance for self-reflection which is rare in the usual busy day.”
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