Phase II - Exciting News, Stay Tuned
The NCIME is currently transitioning into Phase II of our work where we will continue to advance Indigenous medical education through a uniquely Indigenous-led, governed and designed non-profit organization. Subscribe to our emails and keep an eye out for exciting upcoming updates.
Vision
With the leadership and support of the NCIME, national medical education organizations are fulfilling their responsibilities to respond to the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action, and the Inquiry on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in Indigenous Medical Education through:
- Supporting Indigenous leadership;
- Aligning and collaborating on strategic priorities; and,
- Maximizing available resources.
Mandate
To advance Indigenous medical education and contribute to the delivery of culturally safe care for national medical education organizations, learners, and collaborate with all medical schools and interested parties by:
- Developing and delivering educational curriculum
- Partnering with organizations in the development and implementation of their policies, processes and education
- Assessing and advising on Indigenous studies, cultural safety, and anti-racism
- Collaborating with medical schools in supporting Indigenous student admissions and transitions
- Collaborating with medical schools in supporting in supporting Indigenous faculty recruitment and retention
- Supporting Indigenous physician wellness and joy in work
- Advocating in support of Indigenous medical education