Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN)

Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN) The Ontario HIV Treatment Network promotes excellence and innovation in HIV treatment, research, educ

Today marks the start of Transgender Awareness Week. This week aims to raise awareness and visibility about trans people...
11/13/2025

Today marks the start of Transgender Awareness Week. This week aims to raise awareness and visibility about trans people, their experiences, and the challenges they face. Swipe left to learn more about HIV testing for trans people, access/data gaps, partnerships, and province wide events for Transgender Day of Remembrance.

is hiring a Senior Director, Science (Data & KTE)!The successful candidate will be responsible for executing the resea...
11/12/2025

is hiring a Senior Director, Science (Data & KTE)!

The successful candidate will be responsible for executing the research agenda for the organization, with a focus on HIV epidemiological science, data management and dissemination. This role supports initiatives within the organization to develop novel findings, manage key data assets, and disseminate findings in both lay publications and peer-reviewed manuscripts.

To learn more visit: www.ohtn.on.ca/about/careers

Deadline to apply: November 27, 2025

is hiring a Secretary to the Board of DirectorsThe successful candidate will demonstrate exceptional organizational an...
10/23/2025

is hiring a Secretary to the Board of Directors

The successful candidate will demonstrate exceptional organizational and communication skills. The Board Secretary prepares agendas and minutes, helps organize meetings, and maintains corporate records, enabling the Board and its committees to make informed decisions.

To learn more visit: www.ohtn.on.ca/about/careers

Deadline to apply: November 4, 2025

Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.At the OHTN, we honour residential school survivors, their famili...
09/30/2025

Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
At the OHTN, we honour residential school survivors, their families, and the children who never came home. We acknowledge the lasting impacts of the residential school system and pay tribute to the strength and resilience of Indigenous communities across Ontario and Canada.
Our team will spend the day reflecting, learning, and renewing our commitment to tangible reconciliation in the work we do every day.

is hiring a Senior Biostatistician (Applied Data Science Focus)! The successful candidate will provide statistical and...
09/29/2025

is hiring a Senior Biostatistician (Applied Data Science Focus)!

The successful candidate will provide statistical and data management consultation services to external partners of the OHTN Cohort Study (OCS) and to other OHTN researchers. They will also contribute to developing and maintaining OCS Data Warehouse tables and views, and to preparing data cuts from these research-ready data sets for external researchers.

To learn more visit: www.ohtn.on.ca/about/careers/

Deadline to apply: October 9, 2025

Today we stand in solidarity with the ACT leadership, staff, clients and the broader sector to express our deep gratitud...
09/17/2025

Today we stand in solidarity with the ACT leadership, staff, clients and the broader sector to express our deep gratitude for the work and leadership of this organization. ACT has made a huge difference to the lives and health outcomes of thousands of people at risk and living with HIV.

As the epidemic continues to evolve, we know the fight is no less urgent today. The OHTN commits to continuing to support our community and partners in the sector to ensure the work of ACT continues into the future.

is hiring a Human Resources Business Partner - Employee Relations!The successful candidate will be a trusted advisor t...
09/17/2025

is hiring a Human Resources Business Partner - Employee Relations!

The successful candidate will be a trusted advisor to leaders and staff, with demonstrated experience in a unionized environment. They will also support broader HR functions such as training, recruitment, workforce planning, and engagement initiatives.

To learn more visit: https://www.ohtn.on.ca/about/careers/

Deadline to apply: September 29, 2025

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day. The theme for this year is, “One big family, driven by hope.” The overdos...
08/31/2025

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day. The theme for this year is, “One big family, driven by hope.”

The overdose crisis doesn’t just impact individuals, it ripples through families, communities, and workplaces. On this day, it’s important to move beyond awareness. Every voice and every story brings us closer to a future free from overdose—and together, we can create change.

This graphic is provided by International Overdose Awareness Day (www.overdoseday.com/campaign-resources/ -resources).

is hiring a Lead, HIV Endgame Funding Program! The Lead, HIV Endgame Funding Program, under the direction of the Direc...
08/21/2025

is hiring a Lead, HIV Endgame Funding Program!

The Lead, HIV Endgame Funding Program, under the direction of the Director, Evidence and Knowledge Synthesis, plays a key role in leading the OHTN’s HIV Endgame Funding program. The OHTN HIV Endgame Program funds people and projects to support the design, implementation, improvement, and scale-up of programs and services that move Ontario closer to reaching the HIV endgame. Please note that this is an 18-month contract position.

To learn more visit: www.ohtn.on.ca/about/careers/

Deadline to apply: September 2, 2025

Do you have questions about love, s*x, health and hookup apps? Join us starting August 11, 2025. It’ll run from 6–7:30pm...
07/24/2025

Do you have questions about love, s*x, health and hookup apps? Join us starting August 11, 2025. It’ll run from 6–7:30pm at HQ Toronto (790 Bay St. #820). Love and S*x in the Age of Apps (LSAA) is an 8-session group that will support folks aged 50 years and older who participate in the app-based connection-seeking culture primarily made up of guys into guys. The group will meet weekly for facilitated sessions in a confidential space.

Scan the QR code, click the link in our bio or visit: https://bit.ly/40io06G to register!

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600/1300 Yonge Street
Toronto, ON
M4T1X3

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+14166426486

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Our Vision

HIV affects individuals and their communities. Our vision is communities thriving now and beyond HIV.

In Ontario, HIV/AIDS has had a particularly devastating effect on gay men as well as men and women who inject drugs and those who are members of Ontario’s African Caribbean and Black communities and Indigenous communities. Through our work, we strive to support these communities’ efforts to live and thrive with HIV, and to see beyond HIV so they can prosper in all aspects of their lives.

People living with HIV are an essential part of our network. They drive our capacity to imagine thriving beyond HIV. Their knowledge and experience provide a more accurate picture of the challenges and helps us find more effective and feasible solutions. People living with HIV are part of our leadership; it is their right to participate in decision-making that affects their lives and health. Learn more about our commitment to the greater involvement of people living with HIV.

The OHTN operates on the traditional lands of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, the Petun, and the Mississauga’s of the New Credit First Nation, and we acknowledge the Métis and Inuit relatives as well. This meeting place has been the home to many Indigenous people for thousands of years and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land.