Ontario Doctors Memory Project
The Ontario Doctors Memory Project is an archiving program based on member contributions to celebrate the past, present and future.
For more than 140 years, our members have had experiences that have added to our collective memory. With the creation of the Memory Project, we will be recording, capturing and archiving the memories and reflections of Ontario's doctors, allowing us to preserve and share your knowledge and experiences.
Our Memory Projects
Check out our completed Memory Projects and explore the experiences and memories of Ontario’s doctors.
The Women Leaders Memory Project
The Women Leaders Memory Project is an archiving initiative based on member contributions that capture and celebrate the history of women physicians and document their unique experiences in the medical field.
The Council Memory Project
The Council Memory Project gives us the opportunity to learn more about the history of council from past and present members, reflect on how the organization and profession have progressed and to celebrate our achievements.
The Ontario Medical Bonspiel Memory Project
The 70th anniversary of the Bonspiel was held Nov. 16-19, 2023, and thanks to your submissions, we've weaved together a kaleidoscope of experiences to help preserve the history of this legendary event. Read the excerpts and experience some of the wonderful memories created over the years.
Contact us
If you have any questions or comments, please contact us at info@oma.org.
The Retired Physicians Memory Project
The ground-breaking Ontario Doctors Memory Project holds the unique distinction as the only physician-focused memory project in the world. Following three highly successful memory projects, phase 4 will focus on Ontario’s retired physicians. With over 30 per cent of members in the late career stage or retired, the irreplaceable, distinct experiences and insights of these doctors will ensure that their contributions, challenges, and accomplishments are captured, documented and shared.