History of Canadian Forces Medical ServiceThe heritage and traditions that underlie the Royal Canadian Medical Service (RCMS) and its predecessor, the Canadian Forces Medical Service (CFMS), are its lifeblood. They embody certain ideals of service and provide a framework for members to work together as part of a highly disciplined and cohesive team. The continuing observance of military and medical traditions handed down by earlier generations will empower the RCMS to live up to its longstanding reputation of excellence.

To learn more about the history and heritage of the RCMS/CFMS click here.

 

 

Conference / Conférence

Join us at the Warrior Care Conference 5-6 February 2025 where distinguished speakers will share their insights on supporting ill and injured military personnel and veterans. This is a unique chance to learn about leading-edge research and best practices in...

The RCMSA Executive and Board of Directors wishes one and all a Christmas filled with merriment and a New Year filled with good health, happiness, peace and prosperity. L'exécutif et le conseil d'administration de l' ASSRC souhaitent à tous et à chacun un Noël rempli...

Renew / Renouveler

It’s that time of year when ask members to renew their RCMSA membership for another year. As I’m sure you appreciate, annual membership dues ($20/year) are the association’s primary source of income to fund current programs and undertake new initiatives. C'est le...

Physician Assistants

November 27th is National Physician Assistant Day in Canada, an opportunity to recognize the critical contributions that Physician Assistants (PAs) make in the world of healthcare. PAs work as an extension of a practicing physician, enabling healthcare teams to...

cours Jessie Chenevert Walk

In honour of Veterans’ Week, Councillor Steve Desroches, representing Mayor Mark Sutcliffe, hosted a commemorative street naming ceremony at City Hall November 6, 2024. in honour of LCol (Ret'd) Jessie Chenevert. The ceremony was made possible through the City’s...

Stories from a Churchyard

It's always uplifting when you discover a good story in own churchyard and that yard being St Luke Cedar Hill in Victoria, BC. The story centers on two WWI CAMC Nursing Sister dubbed "The Heavenly Twins". Click here to learn more.

The UK Government has announced a major structural change within the British Army, with the amalgamation of three key healthcare corps into the newly established Royal Army Medical Service (RAMS). The change, part of the ongoing Future Soldier modernisation...

Today we celebrate the Feast Day of Saint Luke our Patron Saint ,the author of one of the four gospels in the New Testament (the one that includes the parable of the Good Samaritan). Identified in one of Saint Paul’s epistles as a physician, Luke is believed to have...