Education record
Medical school: University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada[1]
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Ideal practice: Ideally I would like to practice full spectrum family medicine in an outpatient setting in a suburban area.
I would also love to be part of teaching the next generation of family physicians and work with individuals that are underrepresented in medicine.
Reviewed sources document Education record: Medical school: University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada.
Explore education and trainingMedical school: University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada[1]
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Biographical context: Ideal practice: Ideally I would like to practice full spectrum family medicine in an outpatient setting in a suburban area.
Sebat Mohamed, M.D. Hometown: Toronto, OntarioMedical school: University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada Favorite movie: Disney's MulanInterests: Basketball, cooking, baking, traveling, fashion, skincare, spending time with family and friends. Why Mayo?: Throughout my journey, I’ve always gravitated towards the intersection of clinical excellence, community connection and equity. Mayo clinic’s unwavering commitment to putting the needs of the patients first, its dedication to caring for underserved communities through the Center Clinic, and its supportive learning environment made it stand out to me. I knew Mayo was where I wanted to train because it was a place where my curiosity, compassion and authenticity could thrive together. My interview day reinforced that feeling. I felt a genuine sense of belonging and could see a culture where learners were genuinely valued, supported and challenged to grow. I left feeling confident that Mayo was a place where I would not only develop into an excellent family physician but also continue to grow personally and professionally. Ideal practice: Ideally I would like to practice full spectrum family medicine in an outpatient setting in a suburban area. I would love to work with underserved communities and equip them with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their health. I would also love to be part of teaching the next generation of family physicians and work with individuals that are underrepresented in medicine.
Biographical context: I would also love to be part of teaching the next generation of family physicians and work with individuals that are underrepresented in medicine.
Sebat Mohamed, M.D. Hometown: Toronto, OntarioMedical school: University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada Favorite movie: Disney's MulanInterests: Basketball, cooking, baking, traveling, fashion, skincare, spending time with family and friends. Why Mayo?: Throughout my journey, I’ve always gravitated towards the intersection of clinical excellence, community connection and equity. Mayo clinic’s unwavering commitment to putting the needs of the patients first, its dedication to caring for underserved communities through the Center Clinic, and its supportive learning environment made it stand out to me. I knew Mayo was where I wanted to train because it was a place where my curiosity, compassion and authenticity could thrive together. My interview day reinforced that feeling. I felt a genuine sense of belonging and could see a culture where learners were genuinely valued, supported and challenged to grow. I left feeling confident that Mayo was a place where I would not only develop into an excellent family physician but also continue to grow personally and professionally. Ideal practice: Ideally I would like to practice full spectrum family medicine in an outpatient setting in a suburban area. I would love to work with underserved communities and equip them with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their health. I would also love to be part of teaching the next generation of family physicians and work with individuals that are underrepresented in medicine.
Degree: M.D.
Sebat Mohamed, M.D. Hometown: Toronto, OntarioMedical school: University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada Favorite movie: Disney's MulanInterests: Basketball, cooking, baking, traveling, fashion, skincare, spending time with family and friends. Why Mayo?: Throughout my journey, I’ve always gravitated towards the intersection of clinical excellence, community connection and equity. Mayo clinic’s unwavering commitment to putting the needs of the patients first, its dedication to caring for underserved communities through the Center Clinic, and its supportive learning environment made it stand out to me. I knew Mayo was where I wanted to train because it was a place where my curiosity, compassion and authenticity could thrive together. My interview day reinforced that feeling. I felt a genuine sense of belonging and could see a culture where learners were genuinely valued, supported and challenged to grow. I left feeling confident that Mayo was a place where I would not only develop into an excellent family physician but also continue to grow personally and professionally. Ideal practice: Ideally I would like to practice full spectrum family medicine in an outpatient setting in a suburban area. I would love to work with underserved communities and equip them with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their health. I would also love to be part of teaching the next generation of family physicians and work with individuals that are underrepresented in medicine.
Education record: Medical school: University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
Sebat Mohamed, M.D. Hometown: Toronto, OntarioMedical school: University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
Identity: Sebat Mohamed, M.D.
Sebat Mohamed, M.D. Hometown: Toronto, OntarioMedical school: University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada Favorite movie: Disney's MulanInterests: Basketball, cooking, baking, traveling, fashion, skincare, spending time with family and friends. Why Mayo?: Throughout my journey, I’ve always gravitated towards the intersection of clinical excellence, community connection and equity. Mayo clinic’s unwavering commitment to putting the needs of the patients first, its dedication to caring for underserved communities through the Center Clinic, and its supportive learning environment made it stand out to me. I knew Mayo was where I wanted to train because it was a place where my curiosity, compassion and authenticity could thrive together. My interview day reinforced that feeling. I felt a genuine sense of belonging and could see a culture where learners were genuinely valued, supported and challenged to grow. I left feeling confident that Mayo was a place where I would not only develop into an excellent family physician but also continue to grow personally and professionally. Ideal practice: Ideally I would like to practice full spectrum family medicine in an outpatient setting in a suburban area. I would love to work with underserved communities and equip them with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their health. I would also love to be part of teaching the next generation of family physicians and work with individuals that are underrepresented in medicine.