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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mavrik13" data-source="post: 22319740" data-attributes="member: 344265">My perspective is that, currently, the US job market is better than the Canadian job market (as a Canadian). Still an oversupply, and the issue probably won't be resolved for another 5+ years (until people stop working into their mid 70's). It sounds like that may change in the future. A fellowship is the norm after residency, and even then, not a guarantee. You might get scooped up by somewhere like PMH if you are a bench researcher. Also, within reason, jobs are preferentially given to Canadian citizens (per employment rules).The bottom line is that it doesn't matter about number of publications, or where you do your residency. You need to develop a skill set that is marketable. There will always be jobs out there, just not enough to go around for everyone</blockquote>

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