Canadian Association of Medical Device Reprocessing
 | The Canadian Association of Medical Device Reprocessing is born of the identified need to serve and support its membership and shared learnings with other healthcare professionals and industries with whom we interact. |
CAMDR’s Vision and Mission
Canadian Association of Medical Device Reprocessing (CAMDR) is a national voice and leader in Medical Device Reprocessing (MDR)practices. CAMDR collaborates with other national and international organizations to provide its members with professional development and to elevate the quality and standards.
New Educational Opportunities For CAMDR Members
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Latest News & Updates
Important Notice
Frequently asked questions regarding the revised CSA Z314-18 HEALTH CANADA NOTICE: Classification and Licensing of High-Level Disinfectants and Sterilants as Medical Devices In collaboration with Infection Prevention and Control Canada (IPAC), CAMDR has issued [...]
A note from the President on COVID-19
Dear CAMDR Members & Supporters, On March 11th, 2020 the World Health Organization declared the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19 as we now know it, a global pandemic and urged governments around the world to take [...]
What Our Members Say
As a CAMDR member I gained exclusive access into traveling coast to coast in Canada. Which gave me the privilege to keep higher standards and to be more productive in the fast paced environment. Knowing that patients are getting the best care with my higher level of knowledge, leads to satisfaction in my life.
I firmly believe that it’s the best thing anyone in MDRD can do for their career. Membership has advantages for professionals at all levels. There’s networking, professional development, friendship and fun!!
 | CAMDR | ACRDM’s AcknowledgementWe respectfully acknowledge the land on which all of the CAMDR Board of Directors, Provincial Advisors, faculty, members, and secretarial work, study, and live. We acknowledge our presence from coast to coast, on the unceded territories of many Indigenous peoples, including the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis peoples. We share this acknowledgment with the intention to honour the past and contribute to advancing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action, as a step towards reconciliation. |