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Why CMA Leadership Matters: Indigenous Advisor in Residence Dr. Alika Lafontaine Explains

Sometimes you have to sit around the table where decisions are being made, in order to have the impact you want.” Past CMA President and current Indigenous Advisor in Residence, Dr. Alika Lafontaine, shares his experience working with the CMA Board of Directors, and how being a CMA board member is a powerful way to translate organizational and personal values, like reconciliation, into real-world outcomes. From shaping the CMA's apology to ensuring Indigenous health remains central to CMA policy and priorities, Indigenous leadership is critical to the CMA's success. If you want to contribute to improving health care in Canada, this is your opportunity to apply for a CMA leadership position. Deadline for applications is December 29th, 2025. Learn more: https://www.cma.ca/about-us/how-were-...