full name
- Emeka Aguiyi
Emeka
Aguiyi
Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct), Family Medicine
E. Aguiyi, MD, AFMCOG, MSc, MRCGP, CCFP, FRSM, FRCGP
Dr. Aguiyi is an Assistant Clinical Professor (adjunct) in the Department of Family Medicine at McMaster University. With over 15 years of experience in the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), he brings a rich background in clinical practice, postgraduate education, and primary care leadership to his academic role in Canada.
His work is grounded in values of humility, purpose, and lifelong learning. He is particularly passionate about supporting international medical graduates (IMGs), guiding them through professional transitions and fostering their growth as confident, reflective practitioners. Dr. Aguiyi is also actively engaged in mentorship, focusing on resilience, professional identity formation, and compassionate leadership in medicine.
His academic interests include:
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Primary care access and equity
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Professionalism and reflective practice
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Educational strategies for supporting underrepresented learners
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Systems thinking in family medicine
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Integrated care and patient-centred models
At McMaster, Dr. Aguiyi hope to contributes to clinical teaching, and academic mentorship. He looks forward to collaborating with colleagues across disciplines to promote excellence in family medicine and help shape the next generation of primary care leaders.
Dr. Aguiyi is committed to mentoring future physicians through a lens of purpose, equity, and professionalism.
Dr. Aguiyi is an Assistant Clinical Professor (adjunct) in the Department of Family Medicine at McMaster University. With over 15 years of experience in the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), he brings a rich background in clinical practice, postgraduate education, and primary care leadership to his academic role in Canada.
His work is grounded in values of humility, purpose, and lifelong learning. He is particularly passionate about supporting international medical graduates (IMGs), guiding them through professional transitions and fostering their growth as confident, reflective practitioners. Dr. Aguiyi is also actively engaged in mentorship, focusing on resilience, professional identity formation, and compassionate leadership in medicine.
His academic interests include:
-
Primary care access and equity
-
Professionalism and reflective practice
-
Educational strategies for supporting underrepresented learners
-
Systems thinking in family medicine
-
Integrated care and patient-centred models
At McMaster, Dr. Aguiyi hope to contributes to clinical teaching, and academic mentorship. He looks forward to collaborating with colleagues across disciplines to promote excellence in family medicine and help shape the next generation of primary care leaders.
Dr. Aguiyi is committed to mentoring future physicians through a lens of purpose, equity, and professionalism.
- Contact Information
- PHONE: +1 (519) 540-4171
Affiliations
- Faculty of Health Sciences, McMaster University
- Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct), Family Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences
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