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I wonder what is the process like? How do you get a "License" to practice medicine in Canada? Don't you have to do an extra year/fellowship year to practice medicine in Canada? Sounds like a big hassle, but....
If it's anything like Ireland... those guys have quality of life.
If it's anything like Ireland... those guys have quality of life.
Not for long Ireland has been propped up by the tax shelter / real estate bubble and is coming down in flames.
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If you have done a fellowship, you just have to take the written and oral boards. However, you won't be considered to have done a fellowship as this counts as your "fifth year."
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Average July temperature 27 degrees F: OK, I can deal with that. National pasttime is hockey: Yeah, a little painful, but not a deal breaker. 5th year of training and a written board required: Been there before; can do it again. Oral Board Exam: OK Bud, now you've gone just a bit too far. Next!
