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Have you considered acting as the voice of the public in Ontario and making a difference in the regulation of the profession?
If you are a medical laboratory technologist (MLT), who has a passion to serve the public and promote public safety, the College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario (CMLTO) is inviting you to take a vital role in the regulation of the profession in the public interest by joining its Board of Directors!
The CMLTO protects the public's right to safe, competent, ethical health care by regulating the profession of medical laboratory technology in the interest of the public in Ontario.
As self-regulated professionals, MLTs have the opportunity to play an active role in shaping the future of the profession in Ontario.
CMLTO Board Members have a direct voice in setting the strategic direction of the College to fulfill its statutory mandate: "To serve and protect the public in Ontario".
The CMLTO is now accepting nominations from eligible Registrants in the following electoral districts to serve on its Board of Directors:
REGULAR ELECTION:
The CMLTO Board Elections Information Guide is intended to encourage all MLTs in Ontario, who are interested in offering their wealth of knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm in pursuit of public protection, to consider putting their names forward to become a CMLTO Board Member.
For more information about the CMLTO Board of Directors, Board composition, Board member duty and responsibility, and more, please reference this webpage.
The deadline for the election nomination forms to be received by the CMLTO is
Friday, May 31, 2024, 4:30 p.m.
Equity, diversity, inclusion, and justice are a priority for the CMLTO.
Therefore, applications from all equity deserving groups in Ontario are encouraged to optimize the richness of diversity in the CMLTO Board composition and decisions.
Do you have more questions? Please contact us!
executiveoffice@cmlto.com
If you are a medical laboratory technologist (MLT), who has a passion to serve the public and promote public safety, the College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario (CMLTO) is inviting you to take a vital role in the regulation of the profession in the public interest by joining its Board of Directors!
The CMLTO protects the public's right to safe, competent, ethical health care by regulating the profession of medical laboratory technology in the interest of the public in Ontario.
As self-regulated professionals, MLTs have the opportunity to play an active role in shaping the future of the profession in Ontario.
CMLTO Board Members have a direct voice in setting the strategic direction of the College to fulfill its statutory mandate: "To serve and protect the public in Ontario".
The CMLTO is now accepting nominations from eligible Registrants in the following electoral districts to serve on its Board of Directors:
REGULAR ELECTION:
| District 1 – South-West Region |
Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027 |
| District 3 – Metropolitan Toronto Region | Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027 |
| District 5 – East Region | Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027 |
| District 6 – North-East Region | Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027 |
| District 7 – North-West Region | Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027 |
The CMLTO Board Elections Information Guide is intended to encourage all MLTs in Ontario, who are interested in offering their wealth of knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm in pursuit of public protection, to consider putting their names forward to become a CMLTO Board Member.
For more information about the CMLTO Board of Directors, Board composition, Board member duty and responsibility, and more, please reference this webpage.
The deadline for the election nomination forms to be received by the CMLTO is
Friday, May 31, 2024, 4:30 p.m.
Equity, diversity, inclusion, and justice are a priority for the CMLTO.
Therefore, applications from all equity deserving groups in Ontario are encouraged to optimize the richness of diversity in the CMLTO Board composition and decisions.
Do you have more questions? Please contact us!
executiveoffice@cmlto.com
The College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario (CMLTO) is pleased to announce the release of its fifteenth annual Health Human Resource Report (HHR Report). The CMLTO produces this report annually as part of its public protection mandate and as required by Ontario legislation.
The HHR Report is developed by compiling and analyzing data collected from CMLTO registrants during the annual registration renewal process. It includes detailed practice information such as employment, specialties, general demographics, and the provision of clinical education.
The CMLTO HHR report is an important resource as it supports health human resource planning initiatives both within the medical laboratory sector, and more broadly, the Ontario Ministry of Health.
The CMLTO 2023 HHR Report is available here in English, and here in French.
The HHR Report is developed by compiling and analyzing data collected from CMLTO registrants during the annual registration renewal process. It includes detailed practice information such as employment, specialties, general demographics, and the provision of clinical education.
The CMLTO HHR report is an important resource as it supports health human resource planning initiatives both within the medical laboratory sector, and more broadly, the Ontario Ministry of Health.
The CMLTO 2023 HHR Report is available here in English, and here in French.
The CMLTO is pleased to release its 2023 College Performance Measurement Framework (CPMF) report.
Ontario health regulatory Colleges exist to protect the public interest. To help the public understand how well Colleges are doing their job and to help continually improve accountability, transparency and oversight, all Colleges report on their work using the CPMF Reporting Tool.
The CPMF strengthens the accountability and oversight of Ontario's health regulatory Colleges, and helps Colleges improve performance of their statutory and organizational functions.
To access the 2023 report, as well as past year's reports, click here.
Ontario health regulatory Colleges exist to protect the public interest. To help the public understand how well Colleges are doing their job and to help continually improve accountability, transparency and oversight, all Colleges report on their work using the CPMF Reporting Tool.
The CPMF strengthens the accountability and oversight of Ontario's health regulatory Colleges, and helps Colleges improve performance of their statutory and organizational functions.
To access the 2023 report, as well as past year's reports, click here.
Board Highlights
The CMLTO Board took the following actions at its meeting on February 15, 2024:
The CMLTO Board took the following actions at its meeting on February 15, 2024:
- Approved the Minutes of the December 11 & 12, 2023 CMLTO Board Meetings
- Approved the monitoring reports from the following Statutory Committees:
- Executive Committee
- Inquiries, Reports and Complaints Committee
- Accepted the 2023 Board Chair's Incidental Briefing Report
- Accepted the 2024 Board Chair's Incidental Briefing Report
- Accepted the Academic Member's Incidental Briefing Report
- Accepted an Incidental Report from a Committee Member Attending an External Event: HPRO Discipline Workshop Basic – M. Basiri
- Accepted a Board Mentor Program Report to Board (GP IV-130) / S. Saini
- Accepted the Board Governance Scorecard – (Q4) 2023
- Approved the Composition of the 2023 CMLTO Statutory Committees
- Approved the 2024 CMLTO Integrated Board Strategic Agenda/Work Plan
- Participated in the following Orientation Sessions:
- Overview of:
- CMLTO Organization
- CMLTO Strategic Framework 2024-2027
- CMLTO Key Strategic Priorities
- Background, Genesis, and Rationale of the CMLTO 2024-2027 Ends Policies
- CMLTO Governance Approach: Policy Governance Framework / System Module 1 – The Rationale and Principles of Policy Governance: Part I
- History & Rationale to Pursue Regulation of Medical Laboratory Assistants and Technicians in Ontario
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- Legal Perspectives of Regulation
- Board Member's Role & Responsibilities
- Trends in Health Regulation
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- Provincial Policy Directions and Impacts on Health Regulation
- Overview of:
- Recognized the departing CMLTO Consultant: Dr. Ian Thurston, IT Consultant
- Participated in the following Orientation Sessions:
- CMLTO Governance Approach: Policy Governance Framework / System Module 1 – The Rationale and Principles of Policy Governance: Part II
- Board Policy Champion Role and Duties
- Reviewed and approved amendments to four Governance Process Policies:
- GP IV-01 Governance Philosophy / Approach Policy – Special Review
- GP IV-20.06 Inquiries, Complaints, and Reports Committee Terms of Reference Policy – Regular Review
- GP IV-20.07 Discipline Committee Terms of Reference Policy – Regular Review
- GP IV-20.12 Registration Committee Terms of Reference Policy – Regular Review
- GP IV-60 Board Policy Champion Policy – Regular Review
- Approved a new Governance Process Policy:
- GP IV-01.05 CMLTO Board Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Justice Policy – New Policy
- Reviewed and approved amendments to two Executive Limitations Policies:
- EL II-11 Financial Condition Policy – Regular Review
- EL II-70 Intellectual Property Policy – Regular Review
- Participated in the following Orientation Session:
- CMLTO Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Justice: Principles and Rationale
- Approved the Registrar & CEO's Executive Limitations Monitoring Reports re:
- EL II-11 Financial Condition Policy
- EL II-70 Intellectual Property Policy
- Accepted the Registrar & CEO's Incidental/Environmental Scan Report
- Received an update on the Completion of Registrar & CEO Performance Evaluation Process and Compensation (December 2022 – December 2023)
Have you considered acting as the voice of the public in Ontario and making a differece in the regulation of the profession?
If you are a medical laboratory technologist (MLT), who has a passion to serve the public and promote public safety, the College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario (CMLTO) is inviting you to take a vital role in the regulation of the profession in the public interest by joining its Board of Directors!
The CMLTO protects the public's right to safe, competent, ethical health care by regulating the profession of medical laboratory technology in the interest of the public in Ontario.
As self-regulated professionals, MLTs have the opportunity to play an active role in shaping the future of the profession in Ontario.
CMLTO Board Members have a direct voice in setting the strategic direction of the College to fulfill its statutory mandate: "To serve and protect the public in Ontario".
The CMLTO is now accepting nominations from eligible Registrants in the following electoral districts to serve on its Board of Directors:
REGULAR ELECTION:
| District 1 – South-West Region | Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027 |
| District 3 – Metropolitan Toronto Region | Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027 |
| District 5 – East Region | Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027 |
| District 6 – North-East Region | Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027 |
| District 7 – North-West Region | Term: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2027 |
The CMLTO Board Elections Information Guide is intended to encourage all MLTs in Ontario, who are interested in offering their wealth of knowledge, experience, and enthusiasm in pursuit of public protection, to consider putting their names forward to become a CMLTO Board Member.
The deadline for the election nomination forms to be received by the CMLTO is
Friday, May 31, 2024, 4:30 p.m.
Equity, diversity, inclusion, and justice are a priority for the CMLTO.
Therefore, applications from all equity deserving groups in Ontario are encouraged to optimize the richness of diversity in the CMLTO Board composition and decisions.
Do you have more questions? Please contact us!
executiveoffice@cmlto.com
