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Bradley Petrisor
MD, FRCSC

  • Professor
    Orthopaedic Surgery
Dr. Brad Petrisor, Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, possesses a long and exemplary track record and reputation in education. He served for eight years as director of the Orthopaedic Surgery residency training program at McMaster, and was named Program Director of the Year by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada in 2018. Dr. Petrisor is highly regarded nationally for his work with the Royal College, as well as internationally for his global surgery advocacy.

Education Overview

National standards for the evaluation and accreditation of Canadian canera-logopostgraduate medical training programs changed effective July 1, 2019.

Learn more about CanERA (Canadian Excellence in Residency Accreditation).


Faculty & Professional Development Resources 

New Website! Check out the wide range of resources and workshops available to faculty and learners through the Faculty of Health Sciences' Program for Faculty Development.

The LTL (Learning Technologies Lab) in the Faculty of Health Sciences is a great resource for those looking for information on the topic of educational technology. The LTL offers software sessions, lectures, customized workshops, as well as consultation and technical assistance service for those involved in e-learning projects.

MERIT (McMaster Faculty of Health Sciences Program in Education Research, Innovation, and Theory) is a community of scientists and research staff that promotes high-quality and high-impact research and scholarship in health professions at McMaster.

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Performance Science Lab/Office of Education Science

Learn more about the science behind human performance and the many projects  Dr. Ranil Sonnadara (Director, Office of Education Science, Department of Surgery) and his team are involved in at the Performance Science Lab, including studies on attention in education, competency-based medical education, and feedback and assessment in sport and surgery.

 Division of General Surgery

Competence By Design

Click here for more information and resources ​on CBME (Competency-Based Medical Education) and the CBD (Competence By Design) program.

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