MISSION STATEMENT

The objective of the Canadian Academy of Medical and Engineering Sciences(CAMES) is to promote the development of medical and engineering sciences in Canada.

In order to achieve this role, the Academy is committed to

Research & Innovation
Promoting research, innovation, and development in the fields of medicine and engineering.

Fostering international exchange and cooperation in medicine and engineering.

Providing scientific consultation and policy advice to society, academic institutions, and industry.

Enhancing public scientific literacy and advancing interdisciplinary collaboration.

Supporting and cultivating the next generation of academic leaders and research talents.

Our Core Values

Collaborative

Transparent

Strategic

Unbiased

Expert

Independent

The CAMES Board manages, or supervises the management of, the activities and affairs of the Corporation. It is the highest level of governance and comprises one President, two vice-Presidents, one general secretary, one treasurer and several board members

The Board meets by conference call approximately every two months for two hours, and face-to-face twice each year (once at the Annual Meeting in September and once at a free-standing retreat in Toronto or Ottawa between January and June).

All appointments to the Board are term limited. Recommendations to renew terms and make new appointments are proposed each year at the Annual General Meeting in September and formally endorsed by the Fellows of the Academy.

Governance

Governance

The CAMES Board manages, or supervises the management of, the activities and affairs of the Corporation. It is the highest level of governance and comprises one President, two vice-Presidents, one general secretary, one treasurer and several board members

The Board meets by conference call approximately every two months for two hours, and face-to-face twice each year (once at the Annual Meeting in September and once at a free-standing retreat in Toronto or Ottawa between January and June).

All appointments to the Board are term limited. Recommendations to renew terms and make new appointments are proposed each year at the Annual General Meeting in September and formally endorsed by the Fellows of the Academy.