Grover Lab Grover Lab / Samir C. Grover
Dr. Samir C. Grover
Profile

Samir C.
Grover

MD, MEd, FRCPC, FASGE, AGAF

Grover Lab Scarborough Health Network University of Toronto

Dr. Samir C. Grover is a gastroenterologist and medical education researcher whose work spans artificial intelligence in medical education, simulation-based training, performance analytics, assessment, human factors, and clinician-developer training.

He is Executive Vice-President, Academics at Scarborough Health Network, Pialis Family Chair in Education at the Scarborough Health Network Research Institute, Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Toronto, and founder of Grover Lab.

University of Toronto profile Google Scholar Substack Summer of Vibes profile

Current roles

  • Executive Vice-President, Academics, Scarborough Health Network
  • Pialis Family Chair in Education, Scarborough Health Network Research Institute
  • Associate Professor, Department of Medicine, University of Toronto
  • Gastroenterologist and founder of Grover Lab

Research areas

  • AI in medical education and clinician-developer training
  • Simulation-based medical education and procedural training
  • Performance analytics, assessment, and competency-based education
  • Human factors, cognitive load, and workflow design in medicine

Selected initiatives

  • Grover Lab as the main research home for work in AI, assessment, simulation, and health professions education.
  • Summer of Vibes at SHN, a summer research and innovation program built around real hospital problems.
  • The U of T Endoscopic Simulation Course and related work in procedural education and assessment.
  • Emerging clinician-developer training work, including the Clinical AI Developer Fellowship.

This page is the dedicated Grover Lab profile for Dr. Samir C. Grover. For lab-wide research programs, publications, and team context, visit groverlab.ca.

Name variations used online for the same person include Samir Grover, Dr. Samir Grover, Dr. Samir C. Grover, and Dr. Grover.