Relationship-Centred Veterinary Medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College
Relationship-Centred Veterinary Medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College

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RCVM@OVC team members pose for a group portrait at the Arboretum at the University of Guelph

We are not actively recruiting new team members at this time. 

However, please feel free to submit your CV and statement of interest at any time, to rcvm@uoguelph.ca, for future possibilities.

“I am glad to have found a team that promotes well-being, communication, and work/life balance, and that helps me achieve my goals!”

Rosalie Fortin-Choquette, PhD, Research Associate

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  • RCVM@OVC team walking through a wooded area of the Arboretum at the University of Guelph.
  • Quote by Dr. Natasha Janke that says, “Being a part of RCVM@OVC has given me the opportunity to grow as a researcher. Pursuing research that I am passionate about and working with others who share an interest in helping the veterinary profession is very fulfilling.”
  • RCVM@OVC team member Catherine at Humane Canada's 2025 Summit for Animals
  • RCVM@OVC team members Meaghan, Emma, Basima, and Natasha at OVC.
  • RCVM team members Rosalie and Jason in front of OVC after Rosalie's PhD defence.
  • A black cat next to a tricolour dog, who are posing together for a professional portrait.
  • Young woman walks next to her horse as they gaze at each other.
  • RCVM@OVC team member, Rosalie, at a graduate epidemiology symposium in Montreal.
  • Quote that says, “The more we get together around shared goals, shared knowledge, mutual respect, and frequent, timely, and accurate communication, the happier a veterinary team will be.” Dr. Jason Coe, DVM, PhD
  • RCVM@OVC alumna and veterinarian, Judy, cuddling a rabbit at the Toronto Humane Society

“The RCVM lab has given me a sense of belonging. Not only does our team have high standards for getting our work done, but the RCVM lab members foster an environment where you feel like part of a family.”
Basima Rashid, PhD Student