CTAQ Dues will be collected via auto-withdrawal for the July 2023 - June 2024 period. If you have opted out of auto-withdrawal, please pay via one of these two options:
By e-Transfer: To process the transaction from your on-line banking system:
Recipient - CTAQ Secretariat
Amount - $100.00
Email - ctaq@queensu.ca
Security answer/password – ctaqdues *(You can make up any question, but the answer must be ctaqdues)
Please include your First AND Last Name when submitting the e-transfer request so I can credit the correct physician
By Cheque: Made payable to “Clinical Teachers’ Association of Queen’s University” and kindly sent via inter-company mail to:
Lara McKinlay, CTAQ Secretariat
70 Barrie St.
Kingston, ON K7L 2V7
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ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Applications for the 2023-2024 CTAQ Research Endowment Fund will be accepted in spring 2024. Please stay tuned for more information.
Click on the tab on the right-hand side for more information including the Terms of Reference and Application Form.
Application Deadline: TBD (likely April 2024)
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The 2022-2023 CTAQ Endowed Research Grant have been awarded.
Congratulations to the following award recipients: (Click on the tab on the right-hand side for more information regarding the winners)
Recipients: Dr. Elvina Chu, Dr. Anthony Bai, Dr. Nazanin Alavi, Dr. Christine D'Arsigny, Dr. Bishal Gyawali, Dr. Josh Lakoff
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At our May 3, 2023 Executive Committee Meeting, Dr. Danielle Jaeger presented the Physician Wellness Advisory Committee’s Physician Wellness Strategy which can be seen here.
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Why CTAQ is Important to You!
The Role of CTAQ can be briefly summarized by this excerpt from the incorporation document:
"To advance and promote the welfare of teaching clinicians in hospitals associated with Queen's University in the broadest sense."
CTAQ is most visible in its role as one of the four signatories of the South Eastern Ontario Academic Medical Organization (SEAMO). CTAQ, along with Kingston Health Sciences Centre, Providence Care Hospital and Queen’s University entered into an alternate funding arrangement with the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care in 1994.
The majority of the funding for clinical teachers is provided through this arrangement. Once an agreement has been reached with the MOHLTC, the CTAQ Executive is actively involved in the governance of SEAMO. CTAQ has 5 elected members on the SEAMO Governing Committee. This representation gives us a very strong voice in SEAMO and provides an important forum for communication and cooperation with the university and teaching hospitals.