Dominique Dorion
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Dominique Dorion is a leading figure in surgical education, whose work is reshaping how medical trainees learn and how research in the field is conducted. His research focuses on innovation in pedagogy, from the integration of digital tools like podcasts, apps, and virtual patients to the evaluation of extended reality simulators for surgical training. Dorion’s major contributions include pioneering the use of bibliometric analysis to assess the long-term impact of Canadian plastic surgery research, a 25-year retrospective that has become a foundational reference. He has also driven the creation of bilingual career orientation tools and pan-Canadian collaborative initiatives, such as the virtual patient initiative, to democratize access to surgical education. With over 50 highly cited papers, his work on the impact of hijab-wearing learners in the operating room and the quality of health content on TikTok demonstrates a commitment to both equity and modern communication. Dorion’s leadership in developing the “Doctority Canada: Plastic Surgery” podcast and the ExploreMD career event highlights his dedication to inspiring the next generation of surgeons.
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