Awards

• 2021: Dr. Christina Atkinson, Dartmouth, NS
• 2020: Dr. Richard Trenholm, Huntsville, ON
• 2019: Dr. Ean Parsons, St-John’s, NFLD
• 2018: Dr. Taryn Taylor, Ottawa, ON
• 2017: Dr. Martin Heroux, Regina, SK
• 2016: Dr. Darrell Menard, Russell, ON
• 2015: Dr. Edward Pilat, Winnipeg, MB
• 2014: Dr. Cathy Campbell, Toronto, ON
• 2013: Dr. Donald Hedges, Vancouver, BC
• 2012: Dr. Robert Brock, Toronto, ON
• 2011: Dr. Paul Watson, Duncan, BC
• 2010: Dr. David Levy, Hamilton, ON
• 2009: Dr. Bill Mackie, Vancouver, BC
• 2008: Dr. Louise Walker, Ottawa, ON
• 2007: Dr. Renata Frankovich, Ottawa, ON
• 2006: Dr. Mike Nicholls, Regina, SK

• 2021: Dr. Tatiana Jevremovic, London, ON
• 2020: Dr. Douglas Richards, Toronto, ON
• 2019: Dr. Connie Lebrun, Edmonton, AB
• 2018: Dr. Bruce Davidson, Kamloops, BC
• 2017: Dr. Bryan Barootes, Lake Charles, LA
• 2016: Dr. Julia Alleyne, Toronto, ON
• 2015: Dr. Andrew Marshall, Ottawa, ON

• 2021: Drs. Michael Wilkinson- Vancouver, BC & Robert McCormack – New Westminster, BC
• 2020: Dr. Julia Alleyne – Toronto, ON
• 2019: Drs. Lisa Fischer- London, ON & Merrilee Zetaruk – Winnipeg, MB
• 2018: Dr. Richard Backus – Victoria, BC
• 2017: Dr. Jack Taunton – Vancouver, BC
• 2016: Drs. Jamie Kissick, Ottawa, ON & Richard Goudie, Barrie, ON

The Community Sport Medicine Physician of the Year Award was developed by CASEM in 2006 to recognize the members with outstanding sport medicine volunteer commitment in the community.

NOMINATION CRITERIA

Community Sport Medicine Physician of 2022

Dr. Patrick Fredette, St Anne, MB

Past Recipients of the Award

• 2021: Dr. Christina Atkinson, Dartmouth, NS
• 2020: Dr. Richard Trenholm, Huntsville, ON
• 2019: Dr. Ean Parsons, St-John’s, NFLD
• 2018: Dr. Taryn Taylor, Ottawa, ON
• 2017: Dr. Martin Heroux, Regina, SK
• 2016: Dr. Darrell Menard, Russell, ON
• 2015: Dr. Edward Pilat, Winnipeg, MB
• 2014: Dr. Cathy Campbell, Toronto, ON
• 2013: Dr. Donald Hedges, Vancouver, BC
• 2012: Dr. Robert Brock, Toronto, ON
• 2011: Dr. Paul Watson, Duncan, BC
• 2010: Dr. David Levy, Hamilton, ON
• 2009: Dr. Bill Mackie, Vancouver, BC
• 2008: Dr. Louise Walker, Ottawa, ON
• 2007: Dr. Renata Frankovich, Ottawa, ON
• 2006: Dr. Mike Nicholls, Regina, SK

This annual award recognizes a physician who has demonstrated longstanding and outstanding contributions in teaching, mentoring and leadership in the field of Sport and Exercise Medicine in Canada. Sport and Exercise Medicine Physicians nominated for this award will be experienced in teaching sport medicine learners in a variety of settings. The nominee may have been a valued mentor for Sport and Exercise Medicine students, residents, fellows or other SEM learners. They may have shown leadership in teaching, clinical practice, sports coverage, volunteerism and advocacy.

NOMINATION CRITERIA

2022 Recipient of the Educator / Mentor Award

Dr. Martin Lamontagne, Montreal, QC

Past Recipients of the Award

• 2021: Dr. Tatiana Jevremovic, London, ON
• 2020: Dr. Douglas Richards, Toronto, ON
• 2019: Dr. Connie Lebrun, Edmonton, AB
• 2018: Dr. Bruce Davidson, Kamloops, BC
• 2017: Dr. Bryan Barootes, Lake Charles, LA
• 2016: Dr. Julia Alleyne, Toronto, ON
• 2015: Dr. Andrew Marshall, Ottawa, ON

This annual award recognizes individuals who have made an exceptional and outstanding contribution to the advancement of sport and exercise medicine in Canada. The award is granted in recognition of: -Service to their profession in the field of event planning, event and/or team coverage -Service to Canadians by helping to raise the standards of sport and exercise medicine in Canada -Personal contribution to the advancement of the art and science of sport and exercise medicine.

NOMINATION CRITERIA

The 2022 Winner of the Medal of Service Award

Dr. Margo Mountjoy, Guelph, ON

Past Recipients of the Award

• 2021: Drs. Michael Wilkinson- Vancouver, BC & Robert McCormack – New Westminster, BC
• 2020: Dr. Julia Alleyne – Toronto, ON
• 2019: Drs. Lisa Fischer- London, ON & Merrilee Zetaruk – Winnipeg, MB
• 2018: Dr. Richard Backus – Victoria, BC
• 2017: Dr. Jack Taunton – Vancouver, BC
• 2016: Drs. Jamie Kissick, Ottawa, ON & Richard Goudie, Barrie, ON

Honorary Members. An “Honorary Member” is an individual who is granted membership in the Academy as an Honorary Member. In order to be eligible as an Honorary Member, the individual must have demonstrated a unique involvement or achievement in the area of sport or sport medicine or with the Academy or whose reputation, achievements or contributions have brought honour and prestige to the Academy. Honorary Members must be approved by the unanimous vote of the Board of Directors. Honorary Members are entitled to all the benefits to which Regular Members are entitled. Honorary Members are not required to pay membership fees. The Board of Directors will generally not grant more than one honorary membership in any fiscal year of the Academy. Honorary Members are entitled to receive notice of, to attend and participate in and to vote (one vote each) at, all Annual Meetings and Special Meetings of the Academy. Honorary Members are not eligible for election as a Director or to hold any other office in the Academy.

Life Members. A “Life Member” is an individual who is granted membership in the Academy as a Life Member. In order to be eligible as a Life Member, the individual must have been a Regular Member in good standing for at least 20 years and must have performed outstanding service to the Academy or to sport medicine generally. Life Members must be approved by the unanimous vote of the Board of Directors. Life Members are entitled to all the benefits to which Regular Members are entitled but are not required paying membership fees. The Board of Directors will generally not grant more than one life membership in any fiscal year of the Academy. Life Members are entitled to receive notice of, to attend and participate in and to vote (one vote each) at, all Annual Meetings and Special Meetings of the Academy. Life Members are eligible to serve as Directors and hold any office in the Academy.