The Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange (CATIE) is seeking two Research Assistants to provide research support to help connect people to the expertise and resources they need on HIV and AIDS. CATIE is a national knowledge broker on HIV prevention, care, treatment and support by providing free information services for people with HIV and the organizations that serve them. The deadline to apply is Friday, April 2, 2010. For more information, please visit the CATIE website.

The OHTN is seeking a highly qualified applicant for the position of Evaluation Coordinator in the Evidence-Based Practice Unit. The Coordinator will be responsible for coordinating the development and dissemination of evaluation processes and tools to assist AIDS Service Organizations with their evaluation needs. This opportunity is a full-time contract position. For more information on the position or how to apply, please see the job posting. The deadline for applications is April 16, 2010.

The OHTN is pleased to announce the Spring 2010 Call for Applications for the OHTN Residency in HIV Care. The purpose of this program is to enhance the provision of HIV care in Ontario by providing an opportunity for additional HIV-specific training to physicians. The OHTN Residency in HIV Care will be based at an Ontario medical school with a clinical preceptor experienced in HIV care and will be one year in duration. The deadline to apply is Wednesday, May 19, 2010. Full program and application details are available here.

The HIV/AIDS Research Ethics Board is a partnership between the University of Toronto’s Office of Research Ethics and the Ontario HIV Treatment Network. The Board is dedicated to the ethics review of HIV/AIDS related research proposals in the province of Ontario. This unique REB - comprised of both academic and community membership - welcomes applications from lead investigators who are not academic researchers. For further information, please visit the REB website

Are you interested in learning more about HIV/AIDS arts activism for youth by youth? If so, you are invited to check out “Empower: Youth, Arts, and Activism”, a new youth, queer and sex positive manual on youth projects that challenge social and structural issues concerning HIV/AIDS. To get your free copy, go to the CATIE Ordering Centre or download a copy online. For more information, visit the Empower website.