The Ontario Association of Osteopathic Practitioners (OAOP) is governed by a Board of Directors, which includes the President, Vice President, Secretary-General, and Treasurer. The Board oversees the association’s strategic direction and appoints the Executive Committee to manage day-to-day operations.
Executive Committee & Responsibilities
Membership Committee
The Membership Committee reviews and evaluates membership applications, ensuring that only qualified practitioners are admitted. It is responsible for issuing membership certificates and assisting members with their applications for holistic practitioner licenses by liaising with provincial and municipal licensing authorities.
Disciplinary & Complaints Committee
This committee upholds professional ethics and practice standards among members. It investigates complaints from clients and patients, enforces compliance with municipal regulations, and takes necessary actions against violations. Penalties may include warnings, suspensions, or revocation of membership to maintain the integrity of the profession and protect public interest.
Education Committee
The Education Committee organizes continuing education programs, professional seminars, lectures, and workshops. These initiatives help members stay updated with the latest advancements in osteopathic practice and enhance their professional skills.