Research Interests

Medical Education

Spotlight

Dr. Jobin Varughese is a family physician and leader in medical education, serving as Interim Assistant Dean, Primary Care Education at Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) School of Medicine and President of the Ontario College of Family Physicians (OCFP). With extensive experience in clinical practice and curriculum development, he is dedicated to advancing family medicine as a cornerstone of healthcare.

Dr. Varughese’s research focuses on family medicine and exploring innovative solutions to enhance clinical practice and education. He is particularly interested in leveraging digital tools, artificial intelligence, and data-driven strategies to improve patient outcomes and streamline care delivery in primary care settings. His work also examines the integration of technology in medical education, with an emphasis on competency-based learning, assessment innovation, and mentorship models.

Through his leadership, Dr. Varughese has contributed to the design and implementation of cutting-edge medical curricula that prepare learners for the dynamic demands of primary care. His research aims to bridge the gap between technological advancements and practical applications in clinical environments, ensuring that future family physicians are equipped with the skills and tools needed to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care.

A passionate advocate for the profession, Dr. Varughese continues to inspire innovation and collaboration in family medicine, shaping a future where technology and education are seamlessly integrated to enhance both practice and learning.