Jobs at William Osler Health System

Serves as the first point of contact for Human Resources, handling phone and email inquiries, employee record updates, employment letters, payroll entry, system access support, policy maintenance, invoices, budgets, legal file requests, and administrative coordination. Maintains accurate confidential records and supports HR programs, meetings, awards, job fairs, and employee relations activities while delivering responsive service.

Performs diagnostic ultrasound procedures, produces high-quality images, prepares preliminary technical impressions, and communicates findings with radiologists. Provides patient-centered care while following hospital policies, maintaining confidentiality, and supporting teaching and consultation. Requires flexibility to work days, evenings, nights, weekends, holidays, and potentially across hospital sites.

Provides full-time inpatient and outpatient endocrinology care at a Brampton or Etobicoke hospital, participates in call coverage, and follows patients in a community-based practice. Responsibilities include diabetes and thyroid disease management, collaboration with multidisciplinary teams, and participation in teaching, research, or quality improvement activities.

Provides comprehensive anesthesiology services across operating rooms, obstetric and general call schedules, endoscopy, pre-assessment clinics, acute pain services, and regional anesthesia. Participates in teaching, research, and quality improvement activities while supporting diverse surgical specialties and expanding pain management services.

Provides inpatient rheumatology consultations for adults in emergency and hospital settings at Brampton Civic Hospital and Etobicoke General Hospital. Participates in weekday, weekend, and holiday on-call coverage; supports hospitalists and other most responsible physicians; and may participate in teaching, research, or quality improvement activities. An opportunity is also available to join an affiliated outpatient rheumatology practice.

Provides inpatient geriatric on-call coverage across two acute-care hospital sites, outpatient care through six specialized geriatric clinics, and clinical leadership for geriatric outreach teams serving long-term care homes. Participates in multidisciplinary seniors’ health services, academic activities such as teaching, research, or quality improvement, and the development of innovative senior-care programs.

Provides paediatric cardiology services across two hospital sites, including interpretation of EKGs, Holter monitoring, and echocardiography. Conducts clinic-based consultations for paediatricians and family physicians and urgent consultations for NICU and inpatient paediatric units. Participates in academic activities such as teaching, research, and quality improvement, with an expected academic appointment at Toronto Metropolitan University School of Medicine.

Provide general paediatric care across inpatient units, urgent paediatric assessment clinics, ambulatory clinics, and hospital call schedules at two sites. Participate in patient care teams and academic activities including teaching, research, or quality improvement. Candidates must be licensed in Ontario and certified in General Paediatrics or hold Royal College neonatology fellowship certification.

Provides advanced diagnostic and anatomic pathology services at Brampton Civic Hospital, focusing on molecular diagnostics, biomarker testing, liquid biopsy, next-generation sequencing, immunohistochemistry, digital pathology, and histomorphology. Participates in cancer care, clinical trials, academic teaching, research, quality improvement, and fellowship training. Collaborates with multidisciplinary pathology teams and contributes to assay interpretation, validation, clinical integration, and laboratory quality initiatives.

The Associate Neurologist will provide hospital and community-based neurological care at Brampton Civic Hospital or Etobicoke General Hospital. Responsibilities include participating in the on-call schedule, establishing an outpatient practice, and supporting electrodiagnostic and stroke prevention clinics. The role also includes academic participation through teaching, research, or quality improvement. Candidates must hold Canadian neurology certification, neuromuscular fellowship training, Ontario licensure, and Canadian neurophysiology certification for electrodiagnostic work.

Perform ultrasound procedures to produce high-quality diagnostic images, provide preliminary technical impressions to radiologists, follow hospital and departmental policies, support patient care, and collaborate with clinical educators and the care team.

Perform ultrasound procedures to produce high-quality diagnostic images, provide preliminary technical impressions to radiologists, follow hospital policies, support patient care, participate in teaching, and work across shifts and Osler sites as required.

Perform ultrasound procedures to produce high-quality diagnostic images, support patient care, follow departmental policies, provide preliminary technical impressions to radiologists, and collaborate with clinical educators and team members across hospital campuses.

Perform diagnostic ultrasound procedures to produce high-quality images for radiologist interpretation; follow hospital and departmental policies; provide preliminary technical impressions; support patient care; collaborate with clinical educators and radiologists; may travel between Osler sites and work varied shifts including weekends and holidays.