The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario is the regulatory body ensuring qualified medical practice, setting standards, and addressing public concerns about physicians in Ontario.
Toronto, Ontario
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) is responsible for licensing and regulating physicians and physician assistants in Ontario ("registrants"), setting professional expectations, and conducting investigations regarding concerns raised about registrants. To learn more about what we do, please visit www.cpso.on.ca Individuals with questions or concerns about conduct or care provided by a College registrant may contact the Patient and Public Help Centre at 1-800-268-7096 Ext. 603. Registrants with practice-related inquiries may contact the Physician Advisory Service at 1-800-268-7096 Ext. 606, email inquiries@cpso.on.ca or message us via the Member Portal. Any registration-related inquiries may be directed to the College's Registration Inquiries department at 1-800-268-7096, ext. 617 or email inquiries@cpso.on.ca
Hybrid · Toronto
The HPARB Coordinator manages all CPSO matters before the Health Professions Appeal and Review Board, including preparing appeal records and investigative reports. They serve as the primary liaison between the College, the tribunal, and legal counsel while ensuring strict deadlines are met.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Advisor researches and responds to inquiries from physicians and the public regarding healthcare policies, legislation, and practice management. They also maintain internal resource documents and provide guidance on membership services and regulatory requirements.
Remote · Toronto, Ontario, Canada
The QI Coach will support registrants in embedding quality improvement principles into their practice by reviewing Practice Improvement Plans and conducting coaching sessions. They will also prepare brief reports and participate in program improvement activities as directed by leadership.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Legal Counsel will prosecute discipline and incapacity cases and conduct appeals and applications for judicial review. They will report to the Chief Legal Officer and provide sound legal advice to senior management and staff.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Compliance Monitor manages monitoring files and oversees undertakings, orders, and decisions related to physician registration and remediation plans. Responsibilities include analyzing source documents, communicating requirements to stakeholders, and maintaining the case management database.
