Sport Medicine Physician – Contractor

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ABOUT CANADIAN SPORT INSTITUTE ONTARIO

The Canadian Sport Institute Ontario (CSIO) is committed to providing best-in-class, multi-sport daily training environments for athletes and coaches through expert leadership, services and programs.

Our Purpose is Elevating people and performances Our Values are Commitment, Synergy, Integrity, Openness

ABOUT ATHLETICS CANADA

Athletics Canada is the national sport governing body for track and field, para athletics, cross-country, & road, mountain, and trail running. Its purpose is to support high performance athletics excellence at the world level, and to provide leadership in developmental athletics. Athletics Canada is a not for profit, charitable organization operating under a board of directors elected by provincial /territorial members.

POSITION SUMMARY

This purpose of the Sport Medicine Physician with Athletics Canada (AC) is to provide best-in-class sport medicine support to nationally-identified AC athletes based at the East Hub and remotely, to facilitate overall performance enhancement. As a sport physician you will collaborate with other members of the Sport Science, Sport Medicine and Innovation team at Athletics Canada, including therapists, dieticians,
strength & conditioning coaches, physiologists, biomechanists, and mental health and mental performance consultants.

The Sport Medicine Physician will support identified AC athletes as directed by the AC High-Performance Director (HPD) and Sport Science, Sport Medicine and Innovation Lead, while helping to further expand and further develop this service area at both AC and CSIO.

Reporting structure

The CSIO/AC Sport Medicine Physician will have a direct report at Athletics Canada to the AC Sports Science Sports Medicine Innovation Lead, and at CSIO to the CSIO Manager, Health Solutions. The CSIO/AC Sport Medicine Physician will also have an indirect report to the AC Chief Medical Officer and the CSIO Chief Medical Officer for technical mentorship.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES·

The role’s primary objectives are to:

• Provide regular clinical Sport Medicine Services for Canadian Athletic Performance Pathway (CAPP) athletes at the Athletics Canada East Hub once weekly.
• Provide virtual clinical Sport Medicine Services for decentralized Canadian Athletic Performance Pathway (CAPP) athletes as required.
• Complete pre-season performance medicals for CAPP athletes
• Maintenance of athlete health records using CSI Ontario’s EMR, OSCAR, and AC’s athlete monitoring system, Smartabase
• Participate in weekly medical meetings for integration and collaboration with other Sport Medicine and High Performance staff across Athletics Canada training hubs and National Team Office.
• Facilitate medical consultations and referrals for CAPP athletes
• Collaborate with the Athletics Canada Therapy Lead East hub/Olympic Program to support the remote delivery of detailed injury management plans to injured CAPP athletes Attend CSIO medical meetings and staff meetings as required

Key Relationships

• Sports Science Sports Medicine Innovation Lead
• Manager, Health Solutions Chief Medical Officers (CSIO and Athletics Canada)
• Athletics Canada Therapy Lead East hub/Olympic Program
• Athletics Canada Coaches and Integrated Support Team
• East hub & Sports Science Sports Medicine Innovation Coordinator
• CSIO Medical team
• CSIO Health Solutions team

Company & Professional Development

• Maintain an accurate record of work conducted
• Ensure that time is appropriately managed
• Be an active member of the organization by participating in staff meetings, other meetings, and seminars as required
• Be a Professional or HP Certified member in good standing with Sport Scientist Canada
• Adhere to any professional codes of conduct appropriate to the profession or other codes of conduct that might be deemed applicable to sports science and sports medicine practitioners in
  general
• Maintain a proactive approach to personal Professional development
• Demonstrate an understanding and respect for all performance and health service areas.
• Actively participate in formal feedback processes with a growth mindset (i.e., performance management)
• Proactively seek feedback for continuous improvement in knowledge and service delivery
• Present workshops, lectures, and seminars as required and agreed upon by the CSIO Manager, Health Solutions, and AC Sport Science, Sport Medicine and Innovation Lead
• Undertake any other reasonable duties as directed by the CSIO Manager, Health Solutions, and AC Sport Science, Sport Medicine and Innovation Lead

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

Required Experience, Qualifications and Skills

• Membership-in-good-standing of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, licensed to practice general medicine in Ontario without restrictions;
• Membership-in-good-standing of the Canadian Medical Protective Association with coverage for sport medicine, or evidence of equivalent professional malpractice insurance with a private
  carrier;
• Diploma in Sport Medicine (Dip Sport Med) from the Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine (CASEM), and a Certificate of Added Competency in Sport and Exercise Medicine (SEM) from the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) or Fellowship in the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada in a relevant discipline (FRCPC or FRCSC); or an equivalent certification from another country if trained outside of Canada;
• Experience working with high performance athletes in a clinical sport medicine setting;
• Valid OHIP billing number, and willingness to sign the CSIO’s OHIP group billing agreement; and,
• Valid certification in Advanced Cardiac Life Support.

Desired Experience, Qualifications and Skills

• Experience working in a high-performance environment or with a National Sporting Organization is preferred
• Background as a high-performance coach or athlete is an asset
• Knowledge of the Canadian Sport System is an asset
• Experience and/or knowledge in Track and Field is an asset