Putting patients first since 1871
Toronto, Ontario
The Ontario College of Pharmacists (OCP), incorporated in 1871, is the registering and regulating body for the profession of pharmacy in Ontario. The College’s mandate is to serve and protect the public and hold Ontario’s pharmacists and pharmacy technicians accountable to the established legislation, standards of practice, code of ethics and policies and guidelines relevant to pharmacy practice. The College also ensures that pharmacies within the province meet certain standards for operation and are accredited by the College. Mission, Vision & Values: The College’s mission, vision and values, which guide and direct the operations of the College, are established by Council and are outlined in Council’s most current strategic plan. Mission: The Ontario College of Pharmacists regulates pharmacy practice to serve the interests, health and wellbeing of the public. Vision: A trusted, collaborative leader that protects the public and drives quality and safe pharmacy care and improved patient outcomes. Values: Accountability, Integrity, Transparency To learn more about the College and how we fulfill our mandate to protect the public, please visit our website at www.ocpinfo.com. Social Media Terms of Use: www.ocpinfo.com/social-media-terms-of-use/
Hybrid · Toronto
The Manager of Quality Assurance provides leadership and guidance to the team while overseeing the development and administration of the College's Quality Assurance program. They are responsible for managing operational activities, departmental budgets, and ensuring all programs align with legislative requirements and public protection mandates.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Associate General Counsel provides strategic legal leadership across the organization's portfolio, including regulatory, corporate, and privacy matters. They also hold prosecutorial accountability for the legal conduct function, ensuring high standards of fairness and consistency in professional discipline proceedings.
On-site · Toronto
The Facilities and Office Coordinator manages daily building operations, maintenance, and safety while serving as the primary point of contact for facility-related requests. This role also oversees vendor coordination, office administration, workplace services, and supports employee onboarding and workspace logistics.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Conduct Operations Lead is responsible for overseeing intake processes, compliance monitoring, and the management of staff related to regulatory investigations and committee decisions. This role involves analyzing risk, maintaining public registers, and collaborating with internal and external stakeholders to ensure adherence to professional standards.
