The Ontario Association of Cardiologists is a voluntary medical professional organization that champions the highest quality cardiac patient care in Ontario.
Ontario, Canada
Joined May 2012
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The OAC welcomes Dr. Atul Jaidka and Dr. James Velianou to its Board of Directors. We look forward to their contributions to our work supporting and advocating for Ontario cardiologists and cardiac care in Ontario.
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The OAC offers complimentary membership to cardiology residents and fellows training in Ontario, including access to updates, webinars, member resources and opportunities to engage with Ontario’s cardiology community.
To learn more contact us at: [email protected]
This JAMA review highlights the impact POTS can have on daily functioning and quality of life, while noting that it remains underrecognized and can take a long time to diagnose. For patients in Ontario, greater awareness and access to timely, appropriate assessment are important.
#PosturalOrthostaticTachycardiaSyndrome (POTS) is a chronic autonomic disorder defined by orthostatic symptoms with a sustained heart rate increase within 10 minutes of standing or head-up tilt, without orthostatic hypotension.
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The 2026-27 membership year is underway at the Ontario Association of Cardiologists.
We look forward to continuing our work on behalf of Ontario cardiologists through advocacy, collaboration, education, and member engagement, while helping to strengthen cardiovascular care across Ontario.
Learn more: ontarioheartdoctors.ca
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Proud to support the Jim Swan Lecture at #CSEcho2026 in Vancouver.
Honouring longtime OAC President Dr. Jim Swan and his lasting impact on cardiology and patient care.
Thank you to @OntHeartDocs Board member Dr. John Parker for his introduction and @JLindnerMD for an excellent talk.
ALT Split image showing Dr. Jim Swan (left), former President of the Ontario Association of Cardiologists, and Dr. John Parker (right) speaking at a podium during the Canadian Society of Echocardiography Echo Weekend 2026 in Vancouver.
It was great to see such a strong turnout and engagement at Saturday’s OAC Clinical Practice & Financial Management Seminar.
Appreciate everyone who joined us (Toronto + virtual) and contributed to the discussion.
Final reminder: OAC Clinical Practice & Financial Management Seminar this Saturday (April 25).
If you’re thinking about AI in your practice, clinic operations, or your next step, this is for you.
Toronto + Virtual
8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Register: events.ontarioheartdoctors.c…
Walk-in registration accommodated
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Join us at the Annual practice seminar by Ontario Association of Cardiologists! In person and virtual registrations are now opened!
@OntariosDoctors
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The OAC welcomes investments in primary care and health infrastructure in #ONBudget2026.
As demand grows, timely access to specialty care, including cardiology services, will be essential to improving patient outcomes and system performance.
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CMPA Council election underway in Ontario (to April 22).
Cardiology representation at the Council table matters.
Dr. Katy Shufelt, an interventional cardiologist at Peterborough Regional Health Centre, has served on CMPA Council since 2017 and has been selected as incoming CMPA President, subject to the outcome of this election.
Ontario physicians are encouraged to participate: cmpa-acpm.ca/vote #cardiology
Ontario Heart Docs retweeted
Can a smartwatch detect signs of heart failure?
A UHN‑led study published in @NatureMedicine found that smartwatch data can flag worsening heart failure risk before unplanned care is needed, opening the door to earlier treatment.
Read more: bit.ly/4dGnczH
OAC has launched a Cardiology Career Opportunities page 🫀
🔹 Practice & locum opportunities across Ontario
🔹 Updated regularly
Explore here:
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Join us for #HealthyHeartDay, a FREE virtual event with experts discussing #obesity, #diabetes, #nutrition, and #heart #health
Learn practical strategies to improve your health and the people you love.
📅 Saturday, May 2, 2026
📩 Register: [email protected]
.@OntHeartDocs participated in Ontario’s budget consultations earlier this year, highlighting the essential role cardiology services play across Ontario’s health system.
We look forward to the 2026 Ontario Budget being tabled on March 26.
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Registration is now open for the 2026 OAC Clinical Practice & Financial Management Seminar.
📅 Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Sutton Place Hotel, Toronto (virtual option available)
Topics include AI scribes in clinical practice, legal considerations for evolving practice structures, financial planning, and the changing landscape of community cardiology.
Register: events.ontarioheartdoctors.c…
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ALT Banner for the 2026 Ontario Association of Cardiologists Clinical Practice & Financial Management Seminar, April 25, 2026 in Toronto with virtual attendance available.
Clearing up heart attack myths helps people recognize symptoms sooner.
Dr. Mali Worme, Cardiologist at UHN's @PMunkCardiacCtr debunks 3 myths about heart attacks. Understanding the facts supports earlier recognition and can help save a life.
Learn more about these common misconceptions as Heart Month comes to a close:
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Yesterday, @OntHeartDocs held a webinar for cardiologists to review upcoming changes to the OHIP Schedule of Benefits and the 2027 proposal cycle affecting cardiology practice across Ontario.
Thank you to all who joined. We will continue to provide updates as this work progresses.
Ontario Heart Docs retweeted
A real-time procedure at @UHN @PMunkCardiacCtr became both a life‑saving intervention and a global learning experience for clinicians.
Dr. Sanjog Kalra’s live case at @TCTMD showcased how shared expertise improves cardiac care worldwide.
Read more: bit.ly/4cb2GXs
Ontario Heart Docs retweeted
#Heartdisease is largely preventable—and prevention starts with you ❤️
This #HeartMonth, focus on what protects your #heart: movement, #Nutrition, #sleep, #stress management, and healthy habits.
Small steps can add years of healthy life.
Learn more 👉 cambridgecardiaccare.com/hea…
A pleasure to participate in a Cardiology Schedule of Benefits update session at @IWASchool this morning, including EP.
Good questions and discussion focused on upcoming changes and options for better aligning the Schedule with contemporary EP clinical practice.
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