I am Canadian attending school in the usa and I was interested in doing med/peds. Does anyone know if with this residency would I be able to practise in Canada? Also are these residencies accepting of Canadians ?
Are combined residencies from USA accepted in Canada?
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From what I understand, Canadian specialty boards will only credit you partial years of training.
e.g. for Med-Peds which is 4 years total in the USA, they will credit you 2 years of internal medicine and 2 years of pediatrics. Given that both pediatrics and internal medicine are 4 years in Canada, you wouldn't be able to write your Royal College exams for either.
You can email the royal college of physicians and surgeons directly for further information.
e.g. for Med-Peds which is 4 years total in the USA, they will credit you 2 years of internal medicine and 2 years of pediatrics. Given that both pediatrics and internal medicine are 4 years in Canada, you wouldn't be able to write your Royal College exams for either.
You can email the royal college of physicians and surgeons directly for further information.
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Also, if one were to do, say: 3 years IM + 2 years Heme/Onc, in the US, as a USMD grad, Canadian citizen, would they have to put in additional time? I was looking through this The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada :: Information By Discipline and it's difficult to navigate.
Edit, I found this: https://www.cma.ca/sites/default/files/2019-01/medical-oncology-e.pdf
So I'd need an IM certification before
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But they seem to think a fellowship would qualify towards the certification.
Hm. I'm doing a dual degree, so it'll be a while before I need to hammer things out, but I just hope that I'll have the option of coming home eventually.
I already feel a little homesick.
Also, if one were to do, say: 3 years IM + 2 years Heme/Onc, in the US, as a USMD grad, Canadian citizen, would they have to put in additional time? I was looking through this The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada :: Information By Discipline and it's difficult to navigate.
Edit, I found this: https://www.cma.ca/sites/default/files/2019-01/medical-oncology-e.pdf
So I'd need an IM certification before
Canadian citizen, IMG, currently in PGY2 IM in USA. Planning to return to Canada.
Hello, I haven't posted in a while, but with the new removal of fellowship restrictions from Health Canada has made me introspect more about what I want to do with my career eventually. I am currently a PGY2 Internal Medicine resident in the States. I am a Canadian citizen, who went to the...
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Hm. I'm doing a dual degree, so it'll be a while before I need to hammer things out, but I just hope that I'll have the option of coming home eventually.
I already feel a little homesick.
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I know I'm late to the party, but I'm in a similar boat as you... did you ever get an answer to if you'd be able to practice in Canada with this residency? If you'd have to do an extra 2+ years? (ie if you then wanted to practice in either IM or Peds in Canada) Any other info?
Yes,
Canada doesn't accept combined programs. If you email the royal college of physicians and surgeons they can give you a better detailed answer.Similar threads
