Medical Council of Canada
Ilona Bartman has extensive experience in research and data analysis, particularly within the medical education sector. As Program Manager, Research at the Medical Council of Canada since September 2004, Ilona has managed collaborative research studies, developed communication networks with stakeholders, and provided statistical expertise. Previous roles at the Council include Manager of Data Analyses, where oversight of compliance and examination report production was key, and Senior Examination Analyst, which involved scoring methodologies and presenting results to committees. Earlier career positions include Researcher at the United Nations Association of Canada and Project Officer at the Center for Trade Policy and Law. Ilona holds a Master of Arts in Sociology with a focus on Quantitative Methodology and Research Design from Carleton University, along with a Professional Certificate in Management Skills and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology.
Medical Council of Canada
Vision: Striving for the highest level of medical care for Canadians through excellence in assessment of physicians. Mission: With the key stakeholders, the Medical Council of Canada: - Develops, validates and implements tools and strategies to assess physicians’ competence; and - Maintains a national registry of physicians and their qualifications throughout their professional careers. *** Vision : Veiller à offrir aux Canadiens les meilleurs soins médicaux qui soient grâce à l’excellence de l’évaluation des médecins. Mission : Avec le concours d’intervenants clés, le Conseil médical du Canada : - Met au point, valide et instaure des outils et des stratégies servant à l’évaluation de la compétence des médecins; - Tient à jour un registre national des médecins et de leurs qualifications tout au long de leur carrière.