Dr. Diana Toubassi is a comprehensive family physician and clinician-teacher at the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine. Shortly after joining the Department of Family & Community Medicine, she completed a highly successful tenure as Site Director of Postgraduate Education. In more recent years, her academic work has related to trainee wellbeing and how one might best leverage the medical humanities in its support. In this arena, she developed and disseminated a highly successful narrative-based curriculum (“Resident Reflection Rounds”), which sought to foster resident wellbeing through reflection on professional identity formation. This curriculum has since been adapted to, and implemented in, other residency programs. She has published several pieces of creative non-fiction and presented numerous invited lectures and workshops on narrative medicine, and the relationship between the experience of meaning and wellbeing. Dr. Toubassi has just completed her first novel.