Fifty years ago, a bold vision took root — a vision to transform heart health and redefine what’s possible in cardiovascular care. Today, as the Ottawa Heart Institute celebrates its 50th anniversary, we honour a legacy built on innovation, compassion, and relentless pursuit of excellence.
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The Heart Institute's Board of Directors currently includes:
The Canadian Women’s Heart Health Centre at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute is working to change the women’s heart health landscape in Canada.
This risk assessment tool will ask you questions ranging from your family history to your own personal health.
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute (UOHI) offers internationally recognized programs, education and services for the prevention and management of cardiovascular disease risk factors to patients, families, healthcare practitioners, and the public.
At any given time, the Heart Institute may have up to 200 active clinical trials, in various stages of the lifecycle of a study.
Working and studying at the Heart Institute can be immensely rewarding. This section provides information on employment and training opportunities relating to care, education and research at the Heart Institute.
At the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, we employ more than 1,400 physicians, nurses, researchers, technicians, allied health professionals and others.
We are Canada's largest and foremost heart health centre dedicated to understanding, treating, and preventing heart disease. We deliver high-tech care with a personal touch, shape the way cardiovascular medicine is practiced, and revolutionize cardiac treatment and understanding. We build knowledge through research and translate discoveries into advanced care. We serve the local, national, and international communities as we pioneer a new era in heart health.
The Ottawa Heart Institute Research Corporation (OHIRC) Board of Directors currently includes:
The Ottawa Heart Institute is launching “One Million Canadian Hearts,” a pioneering initiative to screen one million Canadians for cardiovascular disease risk factors. By screening early, intervening swiftly, and harnessing powerful data insights, we will save lives and uncover the realities of heart disease—who is most at risk, what factors shape outcomes, and how we can intervene more effectively. This initiative will not only empower Canadians to protect their heart health but also fuel transformative research to redefine prevention, treatment, and care on a national scale.