

A Different Kind of Leadership
"A Different Kind of Leadership" is a lecture Andrew gives to first and second year medical students at the University of Toronto. Andrew is a highly rated large group teacher and brings a unique perspective to leadership in the medical profession.

THE Blueprint
The Healthcare Effectiveness Blueprint (THE Blueprint) uses design thinking and quality improvement theory to teach medical student how to improve patient care and find solutions to some of the most challenging problems in healthcare. THE Blueprint provides students with a framework that enables them to critically observe their surroundings in search of opportunities for innovation.

Health Strategy Innovation Cell
Andrew is an Isuma (Inuktituk for "to think") Fellow at the Health Strategy Innovation Cell. Supported with a grant from the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, the HSI Cell is based at Massey College at the University of Toronto. The Innovation Cell’s vision is to use a variety of research to identify thoughtful, no- or low-tech business model ideas to promote health.

Global Health Education
Andrew is currently conducting research at the Silverman Centre for International Health . Andrew’s project aims to improve the International Pediatric Emergency Medicine Elective (IPEME) which is a summer elective that brings together Canadian, Israeli, Palestinian and Jordanian medical students using medicine as a vehicle to build understanding, trust, and cooperation.

LEAD
Andrew is part of a team working to develop the Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) Scholarship Program at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto. The program is dedicated to training Canada’s next generation of physicians to be leaders. Graduates of the program will undoubtedly be prepared to face the most pressing health care issues of our time.

Scholarship Workshop
Andrew has been able to finance his way through undergrad and medical school with scholarships and bursaries. Each year he imparts his experience and knowledge to high school students - and at no charge. Andrew guarantees his audiences that with a few simple rules students can find big bucks for their education.

Storytellers
A picture is worth a thousand words. Andrew is working on a digital art installation where medical students can share their experiences and feelings as they navigate through the trials and tribulations of finding themselves as doctors.

The Cake!
An excerpt from Andrew’s upcoming book: "This book is not about moist, delectable baked goods encased in icing. 'The Cake!' is a quote from a financial aid presentation I used to give to high school students... 'cake' is an informal lexical item (slang) used to describe money, in the context of the presentation I was referring to a specific kind of money – scholarships and bursaries."






