Expression of Interest to be on the NSRMLS Board of Directors
NSRMLS Call for 2027 Board Members
NSRMLS Board is composed of: 4 registrant and 3 public members appointed by NS Government.
Registrant Term Positions:
For the subsequent board following implementation of the RHPA on February 2 2026, under Bylaw 10.6, staggered terms will be appointed to ensure continuity of the following boards. Therefore the following positions are open:
One Position: February 2 2027 - February 2 2028 (1 year)
Two Positions: February 2 2027 - February 2 2029 (2 year)
One Position: February 2 2027 - February 2 2030 (3 year)
Posting Closing: October 9 2026
About the Role: The Nova Scotia Regulator of Medical Laboratory Sciences (NSRMLS) is seeking committed and qualified Registrant to fill a vacancy on its Board of Directors. As a Board member, you will play a vital role in providing strategic governance and oversight for the regulation of medical laboratory technology in Nova Scotia. The Board is responsible for setting the strategic direction, approving bylaws, standards of practice, codes of ethics, and competency frameworks, and ensuring public protection and confidence in the profession.
Eligibility Criteria:
• Must be a Registrant in good standing with the NSRMLS
• Must not be an employee of the Regulator
• Must not have served on the board of a professional association (CSMLS) within the last 24 months
• Must meet all requirements under the Regulated Health Professions Act and NSRMLS Bylaws
Remuneration: Board members receive remuneration for meeting attendance and preparation, as well as reimbursement for approved expenses.
Application Process: Submit your application by Friday, October 9, 2026. All candidates will be assessed by the appointment committee using a transparent, competency-based process.
Contact: For more information, please visit www.nsrmls.ca or contact Darlene Gilby at [email protected]
Please download and complete the following application and email to [email protected]
Together, we can advance public protection and excellence in the regulation of medical laboratory technology in Nova Scotia.