Membership Benefits

Becoming a MILO Member

Being a MILO member means being part of a connected community of imaging leaders who understand the challenges, opportunities, and rewards of your role. Through member forums, networking opportunities, and the annual conference, you can connect with peers from across Ontario, exchange ideas, share experiences, and build relationships that extend well beyond the workplace.

Your membership also gives you access to valuable online resources, timely education, webinars, and information designed to support you in your leadership role. Whether you’re looking for practical insight, new perspectives, or resources to help navigate today’s healthcare environment, MILO provides opportunities to learn from experienced leaders and stay informed on issues affecting imaging professionals across the province.

Most importantly, MILO gives you a voice and a place to contribute. From participating in committees and Association activities to engaging with fellow members, there are opportunities to share your experience, strengthen your leadership skills, and help shape the future of imaging leadership in Ontario. It’s more than membership—it’s connection, support, and a community invested in your success.

We offer a wide variety of membership categories.

ACTIVE – open to those responsible for the management of Diagnostic Imaging departments or sub-sections such as Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, Radiation Therapy, Ultrasound, Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging.

ASSOCIATE – for those who are not eligible to be Active members but who could contribute to the aims of the Association.

HONOURED – a lifetime recognition of a superior contribution to the Association.

RETIRED – persons who have retired from active practice and who held another classification of membership immediately prior to retirement.

STUDENT – persons who are interested in expanding their professional learning through the OARM mentorship program. This is not a permanent membership and exists to help increase Imaging Leadership knowledge within the profession of Imaging Services.

NON-PRACTICING – for members who lose their positions without alternate employment. These members do not meet the present membership criteria, but they wish to remain members of the association.