President’s Message

March 2, 2026

Our March newsletter begins with Congratulations to Humber Polytechnic on the approval of their Bachelor of Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture. This B.Sc-TCMA is the first of its kind in Ontario.

Speaking of schools, TCMO believes that outreach to students while they are in school is beneficial to their success in practice after graduation and essential to the future of the profession. TCMO offers many benefits to students and new grads, and we have been arranging meetings in schools to introduce TCMO. Our first meeting was with students at Humber, and we have upcoming dates with AIM Academy, Eight Branches and TSTCM. For more information, or to arrange a meeting at your school, please email info@tcmo.ca.

The leaders of four provincial Associations – BC, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec – got together to share information and updates on the state of TCM&A in their respective provinces. Across Canada, Quebec acupuncturists have regained the ability to deliver tuina, qigong and Chinese dietary advice and in BC, TCM&A professionals are making strides towards reinstating access to herbal therapies and compounding. We are all keeping current on the Federal changes to student assistance programs as well as related provincial adjustments to similar programs.

We are Traditional Chinese Medicine Ontario – but what does that really mean? Part One in a series

Traditional Chinese Medicine Ontario (TCMO) is an Association that represents members of the Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture (TCM&A) profession in Ontario. Members of TCMO are R.Acs and R.TCMPs registered with the CTCMPAO, membership is also offered to students enrolled in TCM&A programs in Ontario. The governance structure of TCMO includes an Executive Team and a Board of Directors, supported by ad hoc Committees. TCMO holds Annual General Meetings, and every two years members participate in a democratic process to elect Board Members. Members of the Board freely volunteer their time and expertise to ensure that the Association meets its purpose, while also ensuring the integrity of the mission and vision.

TCMO exists to advance and protect TCM&A, to support and promote the TCM&A profession amongst the public and other regulated health care professions and to serve as the voice of the profession while advocating for members’ interests.

In 2025, as a part of the annual strategic planning meetings, the TCMO Board established a vision and a mission, both oriented to underpinning the purpose.

Vision
 To lead the evolution of integrative healthcare by ensuring a thriving community of Acupuncturists and TCM Practitioners who demonstrate excellence and inspire trust as essential pillars of Ontario’s healthcare system.

Mission
 To be a driving force, advocating for the advancement of the profession, elevating public trust and preserving the integrity of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture.

TCMO uses the vision, the mission and the purpose as guiding principles as we focus on membership benefits, promotion, information dissemination and advocacy interfacing with varied audiences of members, the public, the regulator and government.

These areas are further developed as core roles of the Association: support and benefits to members; public and inter-professional awareness; advocacy and support of professional standards as well as contributions to research and policy development.

It is important to note that TCMO is not the enforcer of clinical standards nor the entity that protects the interests of the public, while both are important to the profession, it is the regulator, the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of Ontario (CTCMPAO) that fulfills these roles.

TCMO is a profession-focused association that helps practitioners to be heard, supported and better integrated into Ontario’s healthcare system.

Stay tuned to the next few newsletters, for an exploration of the core roles of TCMO and how these bring added value and benefit to your practice.

–          Heather & the Entire TCMO Volunteer Team!

Member Spotlight: Ellice Yang

February 28, 2026

Ellice Yang, R.Ac, R.TCMP

AcuToronto Fertility & Wellness Clinic

Name: Ellice Yang R.Ac, R.TCMP

Member of TCMO since: 5+ years

Number of years in practice: 20 years

Practice type and location: Multi-disciplinary clinic, Toronto

Special focus areas: Fertility, Women’s Health

Conditions I love to treat:

From the very beginning of my practice, I felt drawn to reproductive health and fertility conditions.  Early on, I devoted a lot of time learning and researching as much as I could as each case was so complex. Reproductive health and fertility practice requires patience careful observation and the ability to modify a treatment plan as needed.  What I love about TCM is that it takes a holistic approach, addressing the root while supporting the whole person instead of just focusing on the condition itself.  My goal is always to help patients feel seen, supported and empowered throughout their journey. 

Looking back on your career, what is is something you’ve learned that now shapes how you practice:

Looking back over the past 20 years, one of the most important lessons I’ve learned is that strong clinical practice is built not only on technical skill, but on integrity, shared values and long-term vision.  I began this practice 20 years ago with my colleague and best friend, before TCM was regulated in Ontario.  From the beginning, we shared the same work ethic, professional standards, and commitment to patient care, which became the foundation of our clinic. 

Practicing during this time required a high level of personal responsibility and accountability to hold ourselves to strong ethical standards, continuously refine our clinical skills.  This experience shaped a deeply patient-centred approach and reinforced the importance of careful listening, observation and individualized treatment.

The last CEU course I signed up for was:

The last CEU course I recently signed up for was “Menopausal Alchemy” by Randine Lewis.  It’s funny, how as practitioners, we often gravitate toward subjects that resonate with our own experiences.  It’s a  nice reminder that personal experience can deepen our understanding and empathy, enriching the way we support our patients through their own journeys.

One thing I tell my patients:

One thing I always remind my patients (and myself), is not to overwhelm themselves by trying to do everything perfectly.  Many people come in with a lot of information about supplements, diets and strict health rules, and it can quickly become too much and become counter-productive.  I encourage them to see their health as a journey, healing works best when we have a clear plan with realistic expectations.  Taking things one step at a time, being consistent and allowing room to adjust and adapt as the body and mind respond.

Why I’m a TCMO member:

I am a member of the TCMO because it has played an important role in supporting Registered Acupuncturists (R.Ac’s) and Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners (R.TCMP’s).  TCMO advocates for our profession by providing support and benefits to its members, while working to ensure that R.Ac’s and R.TCMP’s are regarded as professionals and experts in our field.  Being a member reflects my commitment to supporting these efforts and to the continued growth, recognition and integrity of our profession.

Clinic details:

Acutoronto Fertility and Wellness Clinic,  215-2401 Yonge Street, Toronto 

www.acutoronto.com

Social media:

https://www.instagram.com/acutoronto

https://www.facebook.com/Acutoronto.Wellness

https://ca.linkedin.com/company/acutoronto-incorporated

President’s Message

February 12, 2026

Hello, Welcome and Thank You for reading our first newsletter of 2026! And what a year 2026 promises to be! The year of the Fire Horse may bring opportunity, optimism, breakthroughs, growth, energy, transformation, joy, courage and clarity. And what great energy to be communicating today!

As we look to plans for the coming year, TCMO is moving the profession forward at every opportunity. We are revitalizing our website, growing our membership, maintaining close ties with other Associations, and actively engaging with our regulator, policy makers and government. All the while, we are continuing to concentrate on many initiatives that we began in 2025.

Integration:

We’re focusing on integration of our profession within community health care centres and primary care practitioner-led clinics. Last year, we made many presentations to government and organizations, including publishing a number of briefing notes. This year, we will attend the Alliance for Healthier Communities conference to promote the value of inclusion of a TCM-trained clinician within family care teams. In January, we made a prebudget submission to the Ontario government highlighting the value of a pilot project on integration within family care teams.

Collaboration:

In 2025, in response to the absence of our profession within The Compendium of Roles in Team-Based Primary Health Care, and alongside professional associations from BC, Alberta & Quebec, TCMO championed two entries. After careful review and editing, these entries were circulated for comment and approval to every known association across Canada. We are excited to report that every comment received was highly encouraging and very positive. We anticipate the publication of the revised Compendium which will include entries for R.Acs and R.TCMPs, in the first months of this year.

Advocacy:

We promote the benefits and relevance of Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture (TCM&A) at every opportunity and meeting with policy makers and government officials. As an active member of the Council of Ontario Regulated Health Professions Associations, we represent the TCM profession in Ontario, support other RHPs and engage with consultations and issues to keep informed. We are working to achieve better patient health outcomes through inclusion in the OCF-18 forms, which will simplify and expedite care and recovery following auto accidents.

Membership:

We continue to improve our membership benefits, and we have exciting plans in place for advertising support for our members! Look for more opportunities to engage with your fellow practitioners and TCMO members as well as improvements to the TCMO website.

We need Your Help!

Yes, we need your help! TCMO is volunteer-led and volunteer-run. Every Board member is taking time from their practice, their family, their dog and their cat to make time to support the TCM&A profession in Ontario.

How can you help?

If you are a member – THANK YOU!! And please encourage your colleagues to join. If your membership has lapsed, please renew your membership. If you have read our newsletters and are not yet a member, join now! Right now! It’s simple. We ask for an investment of about 3 patient visits – $295 – for an entire year of representation, advocacy, awareness building and membership benefits like insurance discounts, digital charting options and direct support for your practice.

Your membership strengthens our voice. Your membership protects the future.

We are stronger together.

With your support, we can ensure that our profession is respected, integrated and here to stay!

We wish you the very best beginning of the Year of the Fire Horse!

Heather & the Entire Volunteer TCMO Team!

Join the TCMO Board and Help Shape the Future of Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture in Ontario

February 12, 2026

TCMO is a volunteer based organization supported solely by practitioners just like you who graciously share their time simply through comprehension of the value it holds. For the greater our strengths as an organizationalInt whole, the greater the impact toward moving our profession forward. So not only does joining the TCMO board help to influence future trajectory but it’s also a nourishing source of connection with like minded people with common purpose worth consideration.

Interested in joining the TCMO board?

TCMO has opportunities for passionate and solutions-focused professional members to join our fast-paced, dynamic, all-hands-on-deck team as a Board Member. Applications are always welcomed from individuals with diverse skill sets and expertise.

This role is ideal for those committed to advancing Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Acupuncture in Ontario. While we are particularly seeking board members with technical skills in web development, social media, communications, and event planning, we also encourage applications from individuals with strengths in organization, administration, business development, networking, or other areas beneficial to the board.

As a TCMO Board Member, you will play a key role in advocating for greater recognition and accessibility of TCM within the healthcare system. We need forward-thinking leaders dedicated to strengthening the profession and expanding its impact.

Who We Are

TCMO is at the forefront of promoting the value of TCM and Acupuncture to the public, policymakers, and healthcare stakeholders. Through advocacy, education, and professional support, we work to ensure TCM is integrated into the broader healthcare landscape in Ontario.

Our Vision

To lead the evolution of integrative healthcare by ensuring a thriving community of Acupuncturists and TCM Practitioners who demonstrate excellence and inspire trust as essential pillars of Ontario’s healthcare system.

Our Mission

To be a driving force, advocating for the advancement of the profession, elevating public trust, and preserving the integrity of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture.

Role Opportunities

We invite applications from current professional members of TCMO who have a passion for growing and elevating the profession. In addition to leadership and advocacy skills, we are particularly looking for board members with experience in:

  • IT & Web Development – Supporting the organization’s digital presence and online infrastructure
  • Social Media & Communications – Expanding outreach, engagement, and public education initiatives
  • Event Planning – Assisting with the coordination of advocacy events, member engagement activities, and community outreach

In addition, we welcome applicants with expertise in:

  • Organization & administration
  • Business strategy & financial management
  • Networking & stakeholder engagement
  • Any other skill sets that you believe would be beneficial to TCMO

Ideal candidates will also have:

  • A deep commitment to TCM and Acupuncture
  • A strong desire to advocate for the profession and its role in Ontario’s healthcare system
  • The ability to collaborate with fellow board members and external stakeholders
  • A willingness to dedicate time and expertise to TCMO’s initiatives

Key Responsibilities & Requirements:

  • Provide strategic guidance on initiatives related to your area of expertise
  • Support the execution of key advocacy and public awareness projects
  • Assist in developing and implementing strategies to grow and engage the TCMO membership
  • Collaborate with the board and team members to align initiatives with organizational goals
  • Ability to work in a collaborative, remotely connected, working environment. 
  • Passion for the organization’s mission and commitment to contributing time and expertise.

Valuable (but not required) Skills & Experience:

  • Experience in video production, editing, and storytelling.
  • Proficiency in website management (WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, or similar platforms).
  • Strong understanding of social media content creation, scheduling, and analytics.

Why Join the TCMO Board?

As a board member, you’ll have the opportunity to:

  • Advocate for TCM and Acupuncture at the provincial level
  • Help shape policies that impact the profession
  • Contribute to public education and awareness initiatives
  • Build relationships with policymakers, healthcare professionals, and industry leaders
  • Play a key role in the future of integrative healthcare in Ontario

Key Requirement: 

  • All board members must be current Professional Members of TCMO (R.Ac or R.TCMP)

Commitment & Application Process

Board members are expected to attend regular meetings (monthly virtual and quarterly in-person), participate in committee work, contribute to key initiatives and attend events. This is a volunteer position with a commitment of approximately 4-8 hours per month.

If you are a current professional member of TCMO and have the skills and passion to help grow and strengthen the organization, we encourage you to apply.

Apply Today
To apply or to learn more about opportunities, please contact nomination@tcmo.ca. Please send your current CV or resume along with your email in order to apply. 

Let’s shape the future of TCM in Ontario together!

Member Spotlight: Jocelito Camargo

February 4, 2026

Jocelito Camargo, R.Ac

TwelveM Acupuncture

Place and type of practice: Ottawa, Clinic Owner

Number of years in practice:10

Number of years as a TCMO member: 3-5

Why I am a member of TCMO:  We need an independent voice to represent our interests, and I’m a member because I believe in the effort this association has made to make our profession more recognized and respected. 

Special focus area: Neurology

Conditions I love to treat: Stroke

Looking back on my career, something I’ve learned that shapes how I practice: My background in biomedical sciences gave me the natural curiosity to understand how things work, which led me to TCM. I love to be the bridge between medical knowledge and energy healing (neurology-acupuncture-qigong), culture and languages (Portuguese-Chinese-English). 

One thing I always tell patients: Stay warm =)

The last CEU course I signed up for: Neuro-Meridian Acupuncture, module 2

Updates to share: I’ve been focusing on teaching Qigong online recently, expanding the YiZhiChan style to Portuguese – and Spanish-speaking countries. I’m a member of an association in Malaysia and a 21st-generation successor of this system. We are open to all TCM practitioners interested in learning this Qigong and becoming more complete TCM practitioners.  

Clinic details: TwelveM Acupuncture, based in Ottawa. www.twelvem.ca

Social media: http://instagram.com/twelvemacupuncture

Dr. TCM Title Consultation

November 26, 2025

The CTCMPAO is reviewing requirements for the Doctor Title in TCM, and TCMO is submitting formal feedback on behalf of the profession.

We Support Removing the University Requirement

An earlier idea to require a university TCM degree has been removed from this round of consultation. TCMO supports this change. Ontario does not have a university TCM program, and such a requirement would have created an unnecessary barrier for the profession.

Raise Standards, Not Barriers

TCMO supports stronger education, clearer competencies, and higher standards. These goals can be met within Ontario’s existing training pathways. Other regulated professions, such as naturopathic medicine and chiropractic, have demonstrated that rigorous private college programs combined with regulatory oversight can uphold doctoral-level titles.

BC Provides a Working Model

British Columbia’s Doctor of TCM designation shows that a structured college program, additional competencies, and advanced exams can create a credible and accessible pathway without relying on university programs.

Use “Dr. TCM,” Not “DTCM”

TCMO recommends the title “Dr. TCM” instead of “DTCM.”
 “Dr. TCM” aligns with BC’s usage, follows international norms, and avoids confusion with diploma abbreviations.

Have Your Say

We encourage all practitioners to review the consultation and complete the survey before December 1, 2026. Your input will help shape the future of the Dr. TCM title in Ontario. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2D8G983

TCMO will continue to advocate for a high-standard, accessible, and realistic pathway that reflects the profession’s needs.

Briefing Notes 2025

November 18, 2025

The TCMO developed these briefing notes to support informed, evidence-based advocacy on behalf of Ontario’s Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture professionals. Throughout this past year, the Board identified several priority mandates affecting the safe, effective, and integrated delivery of TCM/Acupuncture within Ontario’s healthcare system.

Each briefing note below summarizes key issues, regulatory considerations, and recommendations presented to government, regulatory partners, and sector stakeholders. These documents reflect the TCMO’s commitment to advancing professional standards, strengthening patient access, and ensuring that our profession’s unique contributions are clearly represented in policy discussions.

The briefing notes for this year’s mandates are provided here for reference and transparency.

Letter to College about “Efficient Therapist” Chinese Medicine Certification

September 11, 2025


In recent weeks, TCMO has received a surge of messages from our members and the public regarding a questionable online program offering a so-called “Chinese Medicine Certification.” The volume of concern, from misleading ads on social media to confusion among patients, has reached a point where formal clarification is urgently needed. This blog post shares our official letter to the College, outlining the dangers such programs pose to public safety, regulatory integrity, and the profession of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Ontario.

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On behalf of the members of TCMO, I am writing to bring to your attention a matter of concern regarding the company Efficient Therapist, which is currently marketing an online “Chinese Medicine Certification” program (https://efficientherapist.com/product/chinese-medicine/). Many of our members and colleagues have reported being inundated with advertisements for this program across social media platforms, and some have received inquiries from the public questioning its legitimacy. As the governing body of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine in Ontario, and in the best interest of our profession and public safety, we believe you must be made aware of this situation.

Efficient Therapist is advertising a “Recognised Certificate in Chinese Medicine” and claims to qualify graduates to practice as a “Chinese Medicine Wellness Practitioner” or “Chinese Medicine Coach.” The course is structured as a 40-hour, 10-module, self-paced online program, offered at a discounted price of $127. According to its marketing materials, graduates will learn to apply yin-yang theory, the five elements, meridian theory, food energetics, acupressure, and lifestyle alignment in wellness and coaching contexts. The company further claims the program is “fully accredited” and that graduates will receive an insurable certification upon completion.

This program raises several concerns:

Public Risk through Misinformation: By framing this program as a certification in “Chinese Medicine,” the course misleads participants into believing they are qualified to deliver care rooted in TCM, potentially putting the public at risk. Furthermore, creating the titles “Chinese Medicine Wellness Practitioner” or “Chinese Medicine Coach” can deceive the public into believing that graduates of this program are legitimately trained practitioners, thereby putting individuals at risk.

Disregard for Regulatory Standards: In Ontario, the CTCMPAO oversees the safe and competent practice of TCM and acupuncture. As you know, entry-to-practice requirements include thousands of hours of supervised study and clinical training, not a 40-hour online course. The promotion of this program directly undermines these standards and devalues the profession.

Unqualified Instructors: None of the listed instructors has formal training or credentials in Traditional Chinese Medicine or Acupuncture. This program is a breeding ground for misinformation and the dissemination of erroneous information under the guise of “accredited training”.

Misrepresentation of Credentials: The program promotes itself as a recognized and accredited certification, claiming backing from multiple “international accreditation bodies.” Upon review, these accreditations appear to be fabricated or illegitimate. 

Given these issues, we are asking the College:

To investigate this organization and its claims.

To issue a public statement clarifying that such certifications are not recognized in Ontario, nor do they permit individuals to identify or practice as TCM practitioners.

To protect the public from misleading advertising and the unregulated use of “Chinese Medicine” terminology in the marketplace.

As the regulatory body with a mandate to protect the public, your leadership in addressing this issue will be critical. The spread of unregulated programs such as this not only threatens the integrity of the profession but also puts Ontarians at risk of harm through misinformation and inadequate care.

Please let me know if TCMO can be of any assistance to the CTCMPAO in this matter or in any other issue that may be top-of-mind.

TCMO Member Discount Application

August 23, 2025

Guidelines for Course & Workshop Providers

Thank you for your interest in offering a special discount to members of TCMO!

To ensure clear communication and a consistent experience for our members, please review the following guidelines before submitting your offer:

  • Relevance: Offers should be related to professional development, education, or services that support Acupuncturists and TCM Practitioners in their practice.
  • Clarity: Please provide complete and accurate details, including course description, dates, pricing, and discount terms. This information will be used to create your listing on our website.
  • Updates: If course details, pricing, or discount terms change, you agree to notify us promptly so we can update the listing.

Professional Standards: The association reserves the right to review all submissions and may decline to post offers that are unclear, incomplete, or not aligned with our professional values.

By submitting this form, you agree to these guidelines and to providing accurate, up-to-date information for our members.

If accepted, the association offers to promote the course and member discount information directly to their members through the following channels: Membership portal on the TCMO website, TCMO Members newsletter and TCMO Members Only Facebook group.

Contact person (first + last name)
Name of course/workshop/program:
Please provide organizer/provider name (organization or individual) and any relevant details (ie. hosted by a school, etc)
Brief description (1–3 sentences)
Licensed practitioners and/or students can apply?
Format
Location (if in-person or hybrid)
Continuing education credits (CEUs/PDAs) available?
Regular price
Discount offered to TCMO members
How can members redeem the discount? (E.g., promo code, dedicated link, direct contact?
Is there a deadline to register or claim discount (if any)?
Anything else you’d like members to know?

Join the TCMO Board and Help Shape the Future of Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture in Ontario

March 4, 2025

We are seeking passionate and solutions-focused professional members to join our fast-paced, dynamic, all-hands-on-deck team as a TCMO Board Member.  We are looking to fill multiple positions and welcome applications from individuals with diverse skill sets and expertise.

This role is ideal for those committed to advancing Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Acupuncture in Ontario. While we are particularly seeking board members with technical skills in web development, social media, communications, and event planning, we also encourage applications from individuals with strengths in organization, administration, business development, networking, or other areas beneficial to the board.

As a TCMO Board Member, you will play a key role in advocating for greater recognition and accessibility of TCM within the healthcare system. We need forward-thinking leaders dedicated to strengthening the profession and expanding its impact.

Who We Are

TCMO is at the forefront of promoting the value of TCM and Acupuncture to the public, policymakers, and healthcare stakeholders. Through advocacy, education, and professional support, we work to ensure TCM is integrated into the broader healthcare landscape in Ontario.

Our Vision

To lead the evolution of integrative healthcare by ensuring a thriving community of Acupuncturists and TCM Practitioners who demonstrate excellence and inspire trust as essential pillars of Ontario’s healthcare system.

Our Mission

To be a driving force, advocating for the advancement of the profession, elevating public trust, and preserving the integrity of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture.

Who We’re Looking For

We invite applications from current professional members of TCMO who have a passion for growing and elevating the profession. In addition to leadership and advocacy skills, we are particularly looking for board members with experience in:

  • IT & Web Development – Supporting the organization’s digital presence and online infrastructure
  • Social Media & Communications – Expanding outreach, engagement, and public education initiatives
  • Event Planning – Assisting with the coordination of advocacy events, member engagement activities, and community outreach

In addition, we welcome applicants with expertise in:

  • Organization & administration
  • Business strategy & financial management
  • Networking & stakeholder engagement
  • Any other skill sets that you believe would be beneficial to TCMO

Ideal candidates will also have:

  • A deep commitment to TCM and Acupuncture
  • A strong desire to advocate for the profession and its role in Ontario’s healthcare system
  • The ability to collaborate with fellow board members and external stakeholders
  • A willingness to dedicate time and expertise to TCMO’s initiatives

Key Responsibilities & Requirements:

  • Provide strategic guidance on initiatives related to your area of expertise
  • Support the execution of key advocacy and public awareness projects
  • Assist in developing and implementing strategies to grow and engage the TCMO membership
  • Collaborate with the board and team members to align initiatives with organizational goals
  • Ability to work in a collaborative, remotely connected, working environment. 
  • Passion for the organization’s mission and commitment to contributing time and expertise.

Valuable (but not required) Skills & Experience:

  • Experience in video production, editing, and storytelling.
  • Proficiency in website management (WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, or similar platforms).
  • Strong understanding of social media content creation, scheduling, and analytics.

Why Join the TCMO Board?

As a board member, you’ll have the opportunity to:

  • Advocate for TCM and Acupuncture at the provincial level
  • Help shape policies that impact the profession
  • Contribute to public education and awareness initiatives
  • Build relationships with policymakers, healthcare professionals, and industry leaders
  • Play a key role in the future of integrative healthcare in Ontario

Key Requirement: 

  • All board members must be current Professional Members of TCMO (R.Ac or R.TCMP)

Commitment & Application Process

Board members are expected to attend regular meetings (monthly virtual and quarterly in-person), participate in committee work, contribute to key initiatives and attend events. This is a volunteer position with a commitment of approximately 4-8 hours per month.

If you are a current professional member of TCMO and have the skills and passion to help grow and strengthen the organization, we encourage you to apply.

Apply Today
To apply or to learn more about this opportunity, please contact katrina.dollano@tcmo.ca. We have immediate openings on our Board and would like to hear from interested individuals by March 21, 2025.  Please send your current CV or resume along with your email in order to apply. 

Apply in the Future
If today is too soon, but you are interested in this opportunity, please let us know! We have volunteer opportunities on committees and future Board openings as well.

Let’s shape the future of TCM in Ontario together!