Nominate an individual for the 2010 Induction – Deadline June 15, 2009

The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame laureates are Canadian physicians, medical scientists, health care professionals and citizens who have made outstanding contributions to medicine and the health sciences. Awards may be bestowed for a single meritorious contribution or a lifetime of superior accomplishments.

Awards are given in one or more of the following categories:

Applied Research

The application of medical scientific discovery by means of technological innovation and/or delivery systems for the promotion of health and prevention of disease

Basic Research

Biomedical, biological or other scientific research that has relevance to the understanding of disease and/or advancement of health care

Builder

Leadership by an individual in the creation of an institution, program, academic discipline, or group of co-workers which, over the long term, has endured to the benefit of medical science in Canada

Clinical Care

Innovative Leadership through health care, health education and/or health research exemplifying professionalism and services to humankind

To nominate an individual(s) for induction, please follow our nomination process.

For answers to frequently asked questions about the nomination and selection processes, click here.

“By nominating an individual for induction into The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame, you are not only recognizing the importance of their work, but you are showing the younger generation what can be accomplished in this great country,” says Dr. Charles Scriver, a 2001 Hall of Fame laureate.