Janet Campbell

Biography

Janet has over 30 years of clinical experience in rehabilitation. She has a passion for working with the limb loss population and has spent the majority of her career in professional practice, teaching and research with a special interest in this area. Always eager to support others in their learning and achievements, Janet enjoys teaching PT students in the academic environment and clinical field every year. Janet is a Clinical Resource Leader at West Park Healthcare Centre in Toronto. Before moving to Canada, Janet trained and worked as a physiotherapist in the UK. She has had the privilege of supporting other internationally trained physiotherapists through her involvement in the bridging program (OIEBP) at the University of Toronto.

From the Nomination

"Janet was instrumental in teaching me not only the practical skills required to be a physiotherapist but also the personal soft skills. She is an exceptional role model as she creates strong connections and person-centered treatments for all her patients. She advocates for each patient to ensure they receive the best possible care... Janet inspired me to be passionate about physical therapy and dedicate my practice to helping patients improve their quality of life."

"Janet advocated for my learning with the department, which really helped me in feeling valued as a learner. Overall, Janet is an educator who really cares about her students’ learning."

About the Award

This award recognizes excellence in teaching at a community-based office/clinic or community hospital.

Established by the Faculty of Medicine in 2012 the Community Based Teaching Awards recognize the significant contribution of an increasing number of University of Toronto community-based teachers to the learning of medical students and residents.