Council election
Bring your skills to the table!
Be Heard: Participate in decision
making about standards of practice
and professional conduct, and competencies for entry-to-practice and
ongoing practice.
Be Visionary: Lead the profession
by sharing ideas and perspectives to
help shape the practice of medicine
in Ontario.
Be Accountable: Help the
College deliver on its mandate of
responsible, professional, ethical decision making in the public
interest.
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Be Involved: Participate on
committees including the Inquiries,
Complaints and Reports Committee; Discipline Committee;
Registration Committee; Finance
Committee; or many others.
The Ideal Candidate
• Do you have a passion for medicine
and ensuring the standards of the
profession are upheld?
• Do you wish to shape the future of
medical regulation?
• Are you committed to protecting and
serving the public interest?
• Are you looking to get involved in
your profession in a meaningful way?
If you answered in the affirmative to the questions above, then
you should consider running in the
upcoming election.
What is the time commitment?
Council meetings are held four
times a year for two days each session, and Committee involvement
will generally mean 30 days per year
devoted to College business.
Specific eligibility criteria and
additional information about the
election process can be found on
our website at www.cpso.on.ca.
Interested candidates can also emai