Full-time Academic Benign Hematologist (two positions) – Ottawa, ON The Ottawa Hospital, Divisi[...]

Job Description

<p><h3>Position Summary:</h3>
<p>The Division of Hematology (Ottawa Blood Disease Centre) at The Ottawa Hospital is experiencing significant clinical and academic growth. We are seeking two hematologists specializing in Benign Hematology to join in our expansion and to lead in clinical care, education and research as a full-time academic faculty member.</p>
<h3>Responsibilities:</h3>
<p>We are currently seeking applicants with a clinical focus in benign (general) hematology and offer a tailored clinical and research profile to align with the academic interest of the successful candidate. The position is a full‑time academic appointment within the Department of Medicine and The Ottawa Hospital and opportunity for cross‑appointment with the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute if desired. The successful candidate will be supported and mentored to pursue a mutually agreed area of clinical research or quality improvement that fits their interests.</p>
<h3>Qualifications:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Hold an MD degree</li>
<li>Have, or be eligible for, licensure in Ontario by CPSO</li>
<li>Meet the eligibility criteria of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) for the practice of hematology or be eligible for certification in Hematology</li>
<li>Hold specialist certification in hematology from one of the following:
<ul>
<li>Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC)</li>
<li>Member board of the American Board of Medical Specialties</li>
<li>Hold certification from an organization outside North America that recognizes medical specialties with standards substantially similar to those of the RCPSC</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Be a member of, or be eligible to be a member of, the Canadian Medical Protective Association</li>
<li>Be eligible for a University of Ottawa academic appointment at the rank of Assistant Professor or higher.</li>
</ul>
<p>The successful candidate will have an academic area of interest that contributes to the mission of The Division of Hematology.</p>
<p>The University of Ottawa and The Ottawa Hospital are bilingual institutions and therefore in the case of potentially successful candidates of equal ability, a bilingual (French/English) candidate would be preferred.</p>
<h3>Additional Information:</h3>
<p>The Division of Hematology (The Ottawa Blood Disease Centre) is a large group of 41 faculty that work within a group practice plan model within the University of Ottawa and The Ottawa Hospital academic centre. The Division has three well‑defined and successful clinical and research programs: Malignant Hematology, Thrombosis and Benign Hematology.</p>
<p>The benign hematology group with 9 faculty members includes dedicated programs in Apheresis, Hemostasis, Hemoglobinopathy, Transfusion Medicine, and General Hematology. The Ottawa Hospital is the regional referral centre and operates large and supported clinics in Hemostasis/ Bleeding disorders and Sickle cell/ Hemoglobinopathy where physicians participate in a shared clinic structure supported by allied health and dedicated clerical support. Our Apheresis Program oversees inpatient and outpatient apheresis services for hematological and non‑hematological indications and has similar support staff and a dedicated treatment unit. The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute’s Centre for Transfusion Research conducts national and international clinical research in transfusion, transplantation and resuscitation medicine through a multidisciplinary network. Training opportunities may be available for early career hematologists or those considering expanding their scope of practice in these areas.</p>
<p>Academically, the division of hematology supports undergraduate and postgraduate training, including subspecialty fellowship trainees in all three of our programs. The Division of Hematology and the University of Ottawa Department of Medicine support research through a Clinical Research Office, and the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute houses experts in broad areas of clinical epidemiology, statistical support, transfusion medicine research, patient decision‑making, and knowledge translation. The Department of Medicine supports clinical academic work through a competitive Academic Incentive Program.</p>
<p>The Ottawa Hospital is a 1150 bed tertiary‑care hospital serving Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec at four inpatient sites (Civic, General, Heart Institute, and the Rehabilitation Centre) and one ambulatory centre (Riverside). There are approximately 50,000 inpatient admissions, 160,000 emergency visits and over one million outpatient visits annually.</p>
<p>The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute (OHRI) is TOH’s research arm. It ranks fourth out of more than 600 Canadian hospitals for competitive, peer‑reviewed grants from the prestigious Canadian Institutes of Health Research. OHRI houses over 2,200 researchers, publishing more than 2,000 studies yearly, with hundreds being high impact publications (top 10% or citations) and places 5th overall in Canada for research funding.</p>
<p>The Department of Medicine is a research‑intensive Department. Members currently hold 28 University Research Chairs. The Department receives approximately $60 million per year in external research funding and members publish approximately 1,200 peer‑reviewed publications annually.</p>
<p>The Faculty of Medicine is a nationally recognized leader, ranked among Canada’s top‑tier medical faculties. The Faculty ranks 3rd in Canada for research intensity in Medicine/Science (Maclean’s) and 4th in Canada for citations (2022 THE rankings). The University of Ottawa is the largest bilingual (English‑French) university in the world and the first and largest bilingual medical school in Canada. The Faculty of Medicine has a long history of conducting the highest quality basic and clinical research, in close partnership with affiliated hospitals and research institutes. The Web of Science recently published a list of the most highly cited researchers in the world, where seven out of eight researchers identified from the uOttawa are from the Faculty of Medicine. Together, these remarkable achievements are a strong testament to the competitiveness and excellence of our Faculty.</p>
<p>The City of Ottawa provides a thriving multicultural and bilingual environment. Ottawa boasts numerous cultural activities as well as readily accessible sporting and natural resources, making it an ideal family and healthy living environment.</p>
<p>All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply, however Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be given priority. The Department of Medicine is committed to upholding the values of equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility in our living, learning, and work environments. We encourage qualified applicants from all groups with historical and/or current barriers to equity to apply. Upon request, accommodations are available throughout the selection process. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply however Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority.</p>
<p>The University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine is an equal opportunity organization. While the ultimate selection of the successful candidate will be based on merit, we are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We encourage applications from women, members of visible (and non‑visible) minorities, Indigenous peoples, and people with disabilities. As a bilingual institution in a francophone minority setting, we also encourage applications from French‑speaking candidates. If you are invited to continue in the selection process, please notify us of any unique adaptive measures you may require. Any information you send us will be handled respectfully and in complete confidence.</p>
<h3>Terms of Employment:</h3>
<p>The fee‑for‑service model (OHIP) is combined with the opportunity of time‑protected awards for clinical teaching and the Department of Medicine academic incentive program (time‑protected awards based on academic productivity). Additional retention and recruitment awards to support early academic goals may be available depending on the exact career path.</p>
<h3>Applications:</h3>
<p>Please forward a 1–2 page letter of intent, 3 references (who will not be contacted without permission) and a CV to Dr Marc Carrier, Head Division of Hematology, and Dr. Lisa Duffett, Head of Benign Hematology, Department of Medicine The Ottawa Hospital and University of Ottawa.</p>
<p>Dr. Marc Carrier, Chief, TOH Division of Hematology and</p>
<p>Dr. Lisa Duffett, Head of Benign Hematology</p>
<p>The Ottawa Hospital / University of Ottawa</p>
<p>Box 201A, 501 Smyth Rd</p>
<p>Ottawa Ontario K1H 8L6</p>
<p>or by email to mcarrier@toh.ca and lduffett@toh.ca</p>
<p><b>Deadline:</b> December 17, 2025</p></p>
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