Learning catalogue - Health Canada & the Public Health Agency of Canada

Through explanations, suggestions, examples and exercises, this course is designed to assist Regulatory Project Managers with tracking toxicology assessment consults on impurities and residual solvents according to the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) developed by the Therapeutic Products Directorate. This course is the third in a series of three online courses related to the SOP.

This is the recommended Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) course for laboratory workers. It includes information on all classes (not including class 1)

This is the recommended Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) course for laboratory workers. It includes information on all classes (not including class 1)

The Circle of Nations is pleased to announce that Elder Edna Elias will continue to provide monthly Inuit Elder Teachings to Canadian public servants.

This self-directed eLearning course will introduce ROEB inspectors to the four most common inspector powers – the power to enter, the power to request assistance, the power to examine and sample, and the power to seize and detain. Learners will learn how to use their powers in a regulatory setting, with an emphasis on reasonable grounds. This course is the fourth in a series of five prerequisite courses for Foundations of Inspection and Regulation. The recommended order for these prerequisite courses is: 1. FS593 – Introduction to Regulatory Enforcement 2. FS632 – Building Inspector Credibility 3. FS636 – Compliance Verification Activities 4. FS631 – Understanding Inspector Powers 5. FS488 – Crown Liability in Regulatory Enforcement

Health Canada is a science-based organization which develops and enforces regulations that have a direct impact on the health and safety of Canadians. In this course, you will explore various ways that Health Canada addresses health and safety related problems under the federal (scientific and regulatory) legislative process.

This course will examine the Health Products and Food Branch (HPFB) of Health Canada, providing an overview of the inner workings of the branch including the types of products regulated by the HPFB, the activities, as well as the organization of the HPFB.

Description Under the transformation of pay administration initiative, pay services for some departments and agencies were consolidated and transferred to the Public Service Pay Centre in Miramichi, New Brunswick. Topics include: Reference guide. Submit a pay action request (PAR). Trusted sources and pay action requests. Pay Centre processing times. Apporach: Online self-paced. Duration: 1 hour. Target audience: HR Staffing Community. Prerequisite: Introduction on the HRA role and responsibilities. Overall introduction about HC and PHAC. Staffing Definition.

This workshop will cover basic accessible document best practices, that can be applied to all Microsoft 365 documents. Accessibility best practices are essential to ensure that everyone feels included in the workplace.

This course has been temporarily replaced by the Canada School of Public Service course, Values and Ethics Foundations for Managers (FON302) and will be recognized as the mandatory course to be completed by HC and PHAC managers.

This interactive session provide a forum for dialogue on day to day issues related to the Values and Ethics Code and conflict of interest, offer practical case studies, and highlight tools and resources available to guide you in applying values and ethics in your workplace. As this session is dedicated to HECSB employees, it will allow for discussions pertinent to our Branch.