Lakeridge Health's Community Advisory Panels (CAPs) are Recruiting!
As Advisors to the Lakeridge Health Board of Trustees, Community Advisory Panels (CAPs) play an integral role in highlighting community needs and defining the services that are most important to the diverse communities of Durham Region.
Guided by Lakeridge Health’s Vision of One System. Best Health., CAP members have a voice in the way services are delivered and help to create a health system that serves Durham Region’s diverse communities well into the future.
Lakeridge Health has four geographically based CAPs (Ajax Pickering, Clarington, North Durham, and Oshawa Whitby). CAP members serve for a three-year term, with the option to renew for two terms.
Each CAP provides input and advice to the Board of Trustees at Lakeridge Health, shares information between the organization and the community, and brings forward community-specific concerns, questions, and suggestions. CAPs complement the work of more than 8,700 dedicated staff, physicians, and volunteers at Lakeridge Health who support patients and families every day.
Learn more about applying to be a member of one of the local Lakeridge Health CAPs below.
The Ajax Pickering CAP membership is currently at capacity and is not seeking additional representatives at this time.
The Clarington CAP membership is currently at capacity and is not seeking additional representatives at this time.
The North Durham CAP is seeking five (5) to ten (10) individuals to join the CAP. All CAPs are comprised of community leaders with a broad range of knowledge, skills, and experience. To continue to build and strengthen the diversity of the North Durham CAP, applications are particularly (but not exclusively) welcome from individuals who self-identify with any of the following attributes:
- An individual who self-identifies as a visible minority.
- An individual under the age of 25, or between 35-44 or 55-64 years of age.
- An individual who identifies as a member of the LGBTQIA2S+ community.
- A member of an Indigenous (eg. First Nations, Métis, Inuit) community.
- An individual who speaks a language other than English at home
- An individual who lives or works in Brock or Uxbridge.
To qualify, applicants must live or work in the North Durham area.
How to Apply
All applicants are asked to complete the CAP membership application form.
Applicants will be contacted to discuss next steps.
The Oshawa Whitby CAP membership is currently at capacity and is not seeking additional representatives at this time.
