Info session for internationally-educated MLTs
17 October 2012
HealthForceOntario.ca is hosting an orientation to licensing information session in Toronto on November 23, 2012.
Representatives from educational institutions and CMLTO staff will make presentations about the necessary steps to becoming a registered MLT in Ontario.
Go to the PDF for more information and to register.
Representatives from educational institutions and CMLTO staff will make presentations about the necessary steps to becoming a registered MLT in Ontario.
Go to the PDF for more information and to register.
Important health notice: novel coronavirus
01 October 2012
The Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care issued an important health notice for health workers and health sector employers regarding the novel coronavirus. Go to the notice in English and French (PDF).
Please note that Public Health Agency of Canada's (PHAC) laboratory specimen handling recommendations begin on page 4 of the PDF.
Please note that Public Health Agency of Canada's (PHAC) laboratory specimen handling recommendations begin on page 4 of the PDF.
Registration renewal information for MLTs
26 September 2012
The CMLTO’s Annual Registration Renewal Notice will be sent to you by postal mail at your current address on October 17, 2012.
Online renewal will be available from November 1 and December 31, 2012. Please review and update your profile as necessary.
If you have recently moved, please update your mailing address by visiting www.cmlto-onlineservices.com before October 12, 2012.
Please note that fees remain the same as the 2012 rates.
Online renewal will be available from November 1 and December 31, 2012. Please review and update your profile as necessary.
If you have recently moved, please update your mailing address by visiting www.cmlto-onlineservices.com before October 12, 2012.
Please note that fees remain the same as the 2012 rates.
Kathy Wilkie to present governance webinar
18 September 2012
CMLTO Registrar & Executive Director Kathy Wilkie along with Karen Fryday-Field, Consultant, Meridian Edge Management & Governance Consulting, will present a Council on Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation (CLEAR) webinar on October 3, 2012.
“Governing Strategic and Operational Risk” will address the ‘risk universe’ of regulatory bodies and provide a framework for discussion and development of the many subject areas related to risk that face regulatory organizations.
To register, please go to the CLEAR website.
“Governing Strategic and Operational Risk” will address the ‘risk universe’ of regulatory bodies and provide a framework for discussion and development of the many subject areas related to risk that face regulatory organizations.
To register, please go to the CLEAR website.
CMLTO Registrar & Executive Director appointed to CLEAR committee
18 September 2012
The Council on Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation (CLEAR) recently announced the
appointment of CMLTO Registrar & Executive Director Kathy Wilkie as Co-Vice
Chair of its International Relations Committee. CLEAR is the premier
international resource for professional regulation stakeholders and its broad
membership consists of regulatory boards, colleges, organizations, vendors from
around the world. It promotes regulatory excellence through conferences,
educational programs, publications, and research services for those involved in
professional and occupational regulation. Kathy has been involved in CLEAR’s
various activities for several years.
appointment of CMLTO Registrar & Executive Director Kathy Wilkie as Co-Vice
Chair of its International Relations Committee. CLEAR is the premier
international resource for professional regulation stakeholders and its broad
membership consists of regulatory boards, colleges, organizations, vendors from
around the world. It promotes regulatory excellence through conferences,
educational programs, publications, and research services for those involved in
professional and occupational regulation. Kathy has been involved in CLEAR’s
various activities for several years.
CMLTO article in the National Post
20 July 2012
A special supplement titled, "Careers in Healthcare - Highlighting Canada's Allied Health Professions" was distributed in the July 20, 2012, issue of the National Post. A CMLTO article appears on page eight. Click here (PDF) to read it online.
We care about your care
21 June 2012
The Federation of Health Regulatory Colleges of Ontario (FHRCO) is composed of Ontario’s 21 health regulatory colleges, which govern over 260,000 health professionals, and five transitional councils for colleges that are soon to regulate those professions’ members. The colleges support health care professionals in providing Ontarians with safe, competent, and ethical health care; and they hold them accountable for their conduct and practice.
We care about your care. The health regulatory colleges have a mandate to protect the public and together we want you to become a better informed health care consumer. To that end, FHRCO has published a set of articles to educate and empower health care consumers in Ontario. Read or download them today.
We care about your care. The health regulatory colleges have a mandate to protect the public and together we want you to become a better informed health care consumer. To that end, FHRCO has published a set of articles to educate and empower health care consumers in Ontario. Read or download them today.
Health Canada seeks consultation regarding Blood Regulations
29 May 2012
Notice to Stakeholders — Health Canada released the Draft Guidance Document Interpreting the Blood Regulations for stakeholder consultation from May 28 to September 24, 2012.
The objective of the consultation on the draft Guidance Document is to obtain stakeholder comments on the guidance text explaining the regulatory provisions of the proposed Blood Regulations.
For more information about the consultation process and to download the Guidance Document, click here.
The objective of the consultation on the draft Guidance Document is to obtain stakeholder comments on the guidance text explaining the regulatory provisions of the proposed Blood Regulations.
For more information about the consultation process and to download the Guidance Document, click here.
CMLTO's Kathy Wilkie elected FHRCO Officer
22 May 2012
The Federation of Health Regulatory Colleges of Ontario (FHRCO) announced earlier in May that it elected CMLTO Registrar and Executive Director Kathy Wilkie to serve as one of its Officers. Read the press release here (PDF).
FHRCO is composed of Ontario’s 21 health regulatory colleges, which govern over 260,000 health professionals, and five transitional councils for colleges that are soon to regulate those professions’ members. The colleges support these health care professionals in providing the people of Ontario with safe, competent, and ethical health care; and they hold them accountable for their conduct and practice.
FHRCO is composed of Ontario’s 21 health regulatory colleges, which govern over 260,000 health professionals, and five transitional councils for colleges that are soon to regulate those professions’ members. The colleges support these health care professionals in providing the people of Ontario with safe, competent, and ethical health care; and they hold them accountable for their conduct and practice.
Foreign credential recognition
03 May 2012
The Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) recently released, Strengthening Canada’s Economy – the Government of Canada 2011 Progress Report on Foreign Credential Recognition.
The report highlights progress made by CIC, Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, Service Canada, and Health Canada to reduce the barriers to foreign credential recognition for internationally trained individuals. CIC and partner departments collaborated with the provinces, territories and key stakeholders to develop tools, processes and initiatives aimed at helping integrate newcomers into the labour market at a level commensurate with their education, skills and experience.
The medical laboratory technology profession was one of the targeted occupations in 2010, and is profiled in the report (PDF).
The report highlights progress made by CIC, Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, Service Canada, and Health Canada to reduce the barriers to foreign credential recognition for internationally trained individuals. CIC and partner departments collaborated with the provinces, territories and key stakeholders to develop tools, processes and initiatives aimed at helping integrate newcomers into the labour market at a level commensurate with their education, skills and experience.
The medical laboratory technology profession was one of the targeted occupations in 2010, and is profiled in the report (PDF).
