Faculty Guidebook
Resources
OMA Advantages Program
The Ontario Medical Association (OMA) offers an exclusive affinity program that aims to provide OMA members across the province with special rates and services tailored to members' needs and preferences.
Human Resources
The role of the Human Resources (HR) team at the Faculty of Medicine includes ensuring the consistent application of University policies and procedures and providing high level services across the Faculty and its departments.
Francophone Affairs
Since its creation in 1995, the Office of Francophone Affairs has been the principal agent in the development of training programs offered in French at the Faculty of Medicine, including the undergraduate program, the postdoctoral program and continuing medical education.
Centre for Academic Leadership
The Centre for Academic Leadership's services include:
- Leadership Development and Management Training Sessions
- Mentoring program for new Vice-Deans, Department Chairs, Research Leads and persons in equivalent positions
- Mentoring for all professors
- Leadership Development for Women
- 360° Feedback
- Learning Resources
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO)
Please note that the CPSO website is only available in English.
French courses - Fall & Winter sessions
In collaboration with the Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute, the Faculty of Medicine's Affaires francophones is happy to provide the following French as a Second Language courses during the Fall and Winter sessions. Please note that the information about theses courses will be available at the end of the Summer.
Health Force Ontario (HFO)
Health Force Ontario Marketing and Recruitment Agency (HFO MRA) supports the government's health workforce objectives and contributes to the planning, recruitment, retention, transition, and distribution of health practitioners in Ontario.
Library Services
Provide group or individual consultations for faculty members or students to help them at any stage of the research process, including:
- Finding literature for your research topic;
- Accessing the full-text of articles, on or off-campus;
- Creating alerts for your research topic;
- Demonstrating how to use bibliographic software, such as RefWorks;
- Finding impact factors and working on citation analysis.
Contact information
613-562-5800 ext. 5407
[email protected]
Health Sciences Library (RGN 1020G), Roger-Guindon Hall
Official Languages and Bilingualism Institute (OLBI)
As a new Canadian standard bearer for official languages and bilingualism, OLBI strengthens and promotes education and research in the fields of teaching, evaluation and language policy design. It also brings together the University of Ottawa's experts in official languages and bilingualism in four areas:
- Teaching;
- Research;
- Testing and evaluation;
- Development and promotion.
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC)
Their vision
The best health for all. The best care for all.
Their mission
To improve the health and care of Canadians by leading in medical education, professional standards, physician competence and continuous enhancement of the health system.
Medical Council of Canada (MCC)
The Medical Council of Canada (MCC) strives to achieve the highest level of medical care for Canadians through excellence in evaluation of physicians.
The MCC maintains the Canadian Medical Register, in which medical graduates are inscribed when they fulfill the MCC's requirements. Additionally, the MCC supports research and development to ensure it remains at the forefront of innovation in medical assessment.
Tuition exemption
The Tuition Fee Financial Support Program for Dependents of the Faculty of Medicine Teaching Staff was approved by the University of Ottawa Admin Committee on March 9, 2005 and subsequently came into effect on July 1, 2005.
Please see below PDFs for more information:
Policy - Tuition Fee Financial Support Program (PDF, 102 KB)
Form Request for Tuition Fee (PDF, 95.9 KB)
UNIWeb eCV
UniWeb, a centralized bilingual curriculum vitae (CV) tool for academics, is being introduced campus-wide. The tool is an intuitive and user-oriented web application that professors and researchers will find quicker and easier to use when entering and maintaining CV information, as well as exporting, reusing and saving information in multiple formats.
How to log in?
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Navigate to the Uniweb Homepage
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On the right hand side, please click “Sign in”
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Your user ID is your uOttawa email address (provided when contacting MedTech – Information Management Services)
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Your password will be the same as your uOttawa email address