Dr. Mickey Moroz '09 graduated from McGill University Medical School in 2016 and completed his family medicine residency in 2018. He then pursued a fellowship training in Sport and Exercise Medicine and a Master's degree in Healthcare Education at Ottawa University in 2019 and 2021, respectively. He currently works as a family physician in Montreal and as a sports medicine physician at McGill University for the men’s Varsity Football and Rugby Teams, and at Concordia University for the men’s Varsity Hockey team. He is the chief medical officer of Artistic Gymnastics Canada (GymCan) and of Waterpolo Canada at the Institut national du sport du Québec. He also sits as an elected member of the board of directors of the Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine (CASEM), and works as a member of the Sport Medicine Advisory Committee composed of chief medical officers from the Canadian Olympic Committee and the Team Physician Committee of CASEM. 

In 2023 he won the Transition to Clinical Practice Award for Excellence in Teaching. Furthermore, for the last four years he has participated in the Osler Fellow program at McGill, which pairs mentors with six medical students in their first year of medical school in order to guide, support and teach them about the concept of physicianship.

Dr. Moroz was the recipient of the J. Donald Boudreau Award for Physicianship in 2023. This award is student driven and is presented to a senior Osler Fellow who has consistently demonstrated the qualities of mentorship, pedagogy, and role-modelling espoused by the physicianship program.  

Recently Dr. Moroz represented Canada on a national and international level. In 2022, he worked at the Canada Summer Games as a physician. More recently, he acted as the chief medical officer for Team Canada at the Jeux de la francophonie in the Democratic Republic of Congo which is an event that brings together all French nations of the world for a three-week multisport and artistic competition. Dr. Moroz was part of the medical services team for the 2023 Pan American Summer Games in Santiago, Chile. Following the Panam Games, he was selected to be one of the physicians to care for the Canadian Olympic Team at the 2024 Paris Olympics. 

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