Gregory Mikerov
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Gregory Mikerov is a rising leader in surgical education and medical innovation, whose work bridges the gap between classroom theory and clinical practice. His research centers on modernizing medical training through digital tools, including educational podcasts, virtual patient initiatives, and extended reality simulators. Notably, his systematic review and meta-analysis of 17,623 eyes demonstrated the transformative impact of extended reality on ophthalmic surgical training, while his bibliometric study of 25 years of Canadian plastic surgery research mapped the field’s evolving influence. Mikerov has also explored the role of social media in medical education—finding that healthcare professionals produce higher-quality content on TikTok regarding shoulder dislocation—and has championed inclusivity, examining the perspectives of hijab-wearing learners in the operating room. His work on digital scribes, robotic surgery training, and generative AI in plastic surgery education highlights his forward-thinking approach. With over 17 publications and a growing citation footprint, Mikerov is shaping how the next generation of surgeons learns, from near-peer anatomy tutoring to pan-Canadian collaboration initiatives.
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