The incumbent provides legal and administrative support to Tribunal Committees, including managing case documents, monitoring deadlines, and preparing for hearings. They also assist with case management database entries, process improvements, and communication with external stakeholders.
The Counsel manages a caseload of disciplinary, registrar appeal, and fitness-to-practice matters, representing the College in all stages of proceedings. They also collaborate with investigators, draft legal documents, and provide guidance on complex discipline issues.
The specialist reviews and analyzes cases related to licensee professional obligations, providing recommendations and facilitating dispute resolution. They also prepare documentation for the Complaints Committee and ensure compliance with organizational policies and regulations.
The Vice-Chair presides over hearing panels and conducts case management, settlement conferences, and motion hearings. They are also responsible for drafting formal decisions and reasons following panel deliberations.
The investigator is responsible for reviewing and investigating complaints of professional misconduct in an unbiased manner. They must collect and document evidence, conduct interviews, and prepare final reports for disciplinary hearings.
