Dr. Trustin Domes
Trustin was born, raised and currently lives in Saskatoon, Canada. He completed his Bachelor of Science and Master of Education Degrees at the University of Saskatchewan, Master Certificate in Project Management at the University of Regina (and will be completing his MBA at the University of Regina in Spring 2025), Medical Degree at the University of Alberta, Urology Residency at Western University and his Male Reproductive Medicine and Surgery Fellowship at the University of Toronto.
Trustin is an Associate Professor of Surgery at the University of Saskatchewan and has focused his career on medical education, educational administration and leadership and male reproductive and sexual health. He is the current and inaugural Academic Director of the Master of Physician Assistant Studies Program and the outgoing Director of Admissions at the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. He holds or has held numerous leadership roles through the Royal College, Saskatchewan Medical Association and Canadian Urological Association. He has published more than forty peer-reviewed manuscripts in urology and medical education. His passion is to participate in and lead transformative changes that improve processes and outcomes in both medical education and healthcare.
Trustin is supported by his wonderful wife Effie and together they have two sons, Seth and Aaron. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys spending time at the lake with his family and discovering the world through travel.
Trustin is an Associate Professor of Surgery at the University of Saskatchewan and has focused his career on medical education, educational administration and leadership and male reproductive and sexual health. He is the current and inaugural Academic Director of the Master of Physician Assistant Studies Program and the outgoing Director of Admissions at the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. He holds or has held numerous leadership roles through the Royal College, Saskatchewan Medical Association and Canadian Urological Association. He has published more than forty peer-reviewed manuscripts in urology and medical education. His passion is to participate in and lead transformative changes that improve processes and outcomes in both medical education and healthcare.
Trustin is supported by his wonderful wife Effie and together they have two sons, Seth and Aaron. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys spending time at the lake with his family and discovering the world through travel.