Not an International student but man this is such a great video! So many international students struggle to find help for Canadian med schools. I'll definitely share this video with any international students that need guidance!

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude :D 🤙 I've heard the same thing from other students. Hard to know where to look sometimes - hope this video helps

@shanegremory900

Жыл бұрын

@@nxtgenmdcan we please get an updated video on this topic Would be very grateful

Thank you very much for this video! It helps a lot! I'm a family doctor here in Brazil and I will start to study to revalidate medicine in Canada. Obviously I wish to do the Family medicine residency in Canada. :)

Thank you sooo much brother ❤ one of most precious videos for me.

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

No worries brother :D all the best!

Another great video that a lot of people will benefit from!

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sophie :D

Hey, I love your videos! I was wondering if you could make a video with tips/insights for incoming first year Mac Med students. I would really appreciate it. Thanks :)

Thank you for this very informative video! I'd been looking for this information. Could you please make another video on the procedure for someone who has already done their residency elsewhere and are looking to practice? Also, any information on the fellowships available and admissions in those programmes for IMGs would be really helpful. Thank you for all your effort!

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Prerana :) I will definitely do an update after residency for internationally trained doctors. I just don't feel qualified to do so at the moment. I'll keep an eye out for valuable information and will be sure to include it later on. Thanks!

Great video, everything is nicely put together

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped 🤙 Good luck!

Great video thank you so much

🦋 Thank you for sharing this information. So helpful 🦋

@nxtgenmd

Жыл бұрын

Glad it helped Sipa :)

Thanks for the information, very useful👌

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it Gamal :) Best of luck!

This is actually a very informational video - IMG's are definitely at a disadvantage but nothing is impossible if you put your mind and effort towards the specialty! My eldest sister matched family at McMaster and she was an IMG as well

@sadhvikareddy306

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Miley atalla

@MikeyAtalla

3 жыл бұрын

@@sadhvikareddy306 hey :)

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree dude 🔥 depending on the specialty, a lot of hard work goes a long way. Congrats to your sister :D

@MikeyAtalla

3 жыл бұрын

@@abualisina9212 yeah

@tabassumislam9922

3 жыл бұрын

@@MikeyAtalla ur sister matched after getting her canadian pr or she is canadian by born? Asking canadian by born or not bcz some canadian study medicine outside of canada and they r still considered as img(i read so)

Currently a med student in the most prestigious med school in Taiwan. I will check this video whenever I'm tired from studying....

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck with your studies :)

Thank you for the video. The part I am unclear about is whether the CARMS programme allows for *foreigners* (who are of course also IMG's) to apply. You've spoken about Canadian IMG's, but not foreign IMG's.

Great video!!!

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! :D

Thank yooou!!! So helpful

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped! Good luck with everything :D

Great video! Can you please make a video for students that only have a high school education and want to come study medicine in Canada

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Hi there :) In Canada, you require a university education / bachelor's degree study to apply. Unless you attended the CGEP high school style of learning in Quebec

This video is really helpful and in detailed. I think you have the the accurate idea and knowledge about Healthcare of canada. I am an international student in canada. I want to go in orthopedic surgeon but i am bit of comfused about all the process and you are in med school so will you please help me out?

I will be an international student in 2023!!! So excitedd

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats and best of luck! :D

Great video! I've always wondered - are all US MD grads considered IMG? Are people from ivy league schools applying to these same limited spots as everyone else?

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks :D American students are technically viewed as "USMGs" when they are reported by the CaRMS match. So it is slightly different in that there are different match statistics for them vs. other IMGs. But, the process of applying would be the same as for IMGs including the necessary citizenship requirements as far as from what I've seen. There is a difference though for US physicians who have completed an allopathic residency looking to come to Canada to practice. If the residency length was the same length or longer compared to the equivalent Canadian specialty, then they usually do not need to repeat residency 🤙 or at least that's what I could find here: www.hippocraticadventures.com/canada/

could you do a video on how to enter medical school in canada as an international student plz? thank you! :)

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe at some point in the future! There's a lot to go over and each school is different. Start with my video on how to get into each Canadian medical school - then check with the official websites to see what additional requirements they have for international students :)

Hope you grow more and help even more people!! The availability of specialties do play a role in road blocking international medical graduates!

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you buddy :D all the best to you as well! 💪

for the MCCQE exams, can one still do them while in their last year of medical school? Or does one have to finish medical school to apply for the exams?

How do we get certified by any choice of our royal college of physicians and surgeons? Do we have take another exam by RCPS or do we have to just get registered? is this step mandatory before applying to carms?

Hey, thanks for this informative video. I have my mccqe 1 exam in a week. Wanted to know what score/percentage should I be getting on the mcc practice tests to get a passing score on the final exam? Any thoughts would be appreciated.

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Huma, hope the exam went well for you :) I write the MCCQE1 exam in May and will have a video talking about it in April (for anyone else wondering)

Hey, what CARS passages did you practice with during you daily CARs practices? Thanks in advance

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

The Khan Academy passages were my favourite, then the Princeton passages, then Jack Weston, then others 🤙 I liked the AAMC passages too but save those for closer to your test day. I've listed some free passages in the description of my "5 tips for MCAT CARS" video if you ever run out :D

Hello Jatin. My situation is kinda arduous. If you could help me with it I'll be extremely grateful. I'm a 21 year old and am currently pursuing BSc Med medical. I was thinking of coming to Canada to do 1 year diploma in nutrition and then acquire my work permit. Further I'll apply for PR.( I had a PR when I was 14 but didn't move to the country becuz of my health issues, hence hopefully I'll get the PR in the same year in the meantime)(when my 1 year work permit is still valid) After PR I'll apply to med school as my PG. So my query is : a// Is this possible b// which examination ( Would I be stipulated to crack?

Hey thank you for the information. Wanted to ask what if someone completes their residency in an other country and wants to move to Canada to practice, do they have to repeat the process of Canadian residency or will their experience in another country count and they will be exempted from all the tests

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Rana :) there are some exams that may* be looked at as equivalent to the MCCQE - however the list is smaller than you would think and unfortunately you are very likely to need to write our licensing exam before practicing medicine. As far as repeating residency goes, it is my understanding that this will depend on both the specialty and where you completed your original residency program. Best of luck with everything :)

If i am an indian medical graduate but have canadian pr does it increases the chances of getting license and residency ? Or the same stats

Hallo, thanks for your videos, they are great! I wonder if pulmonary medicine is available for IMG ? Because I didn't found it in the list of specialties for IMG ? Thank you and good luck 🙂

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Yosr :) Glad the videos are helpful. In Canada, pulmonary medicine is a subspecialty after first completing a residency in Internal medicine. Medical students looking to become pulmonologists will apply to internal medicine for residency and then reapply to a separate match after completing their training. Please see the CaRMS website for more info

Thank you for the video :) In order to apply for a residency position, would I have to be a Canadian citizen/PR? If so, how can I become a PR if I need to have worked in Canada but can’t work there because I’m not a PR?

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped you :) Yes, you need a PR. For issues with immigration, you're best off referring to the government website as I'm not an expert on that end by any means

Good morning doc , do I need to complete 12 Months of clinical medicine training in Canada or where I graduated from ?

thanks for the video, what is the route for FMG students want to be an anesthesiologist in Canada?

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

The two ways are outlined in this video - either you specialize in your home country and try to come here afterwards or you graduate medical school and apply for residency here. Both are competitive, but check with physicians apply for the specialty specifics side of it 🤙

Hey! Amazing video. Thanks for the information. Just a quick question. Don't you need to be a Canadian citizen/permanent resident to apply for the CaRMS? I read on the website of one of the medical schools

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Yes that's true! While it's not a true "academic requirement" I have also seen that you need a permanent resident or citizenship status to apply for residency - keep in mind that residency in Canada is 2-7 years and you are quite literally moving here to work as a doctor (you get paid as well) :) For future reference to anyone, information on the Canadian PR can be found here: www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/new-immigrants/pr-card/understand-pr-status.html

Now that theyve made the USMLE Steps pass/fail do you think itll be harder for Canadian IMGs to get residency spots in the us?

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

From what I've heard, now that Step 1 will be pass/fail (as of January 2022 I believe) different programs are looking into possibly using other test scores like the step 2 CK as the primary metric for competition. I think the consensus is that we're all still a little bit unsure with how this is going to work though 😅

hello good mornnig... thanks for this video,, i have an important question, one during this process of title homologation will be paid or working for free?????

Thank you so much for this informative video. I'm an undergraduate medical student studying in Republic of Belarus. If I'm going to get the PR and a job in Canada should I complete a training period before I sit for the 1st entrance exam ?

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Malmi :) For IMGs the MCCQE 1 is required before applying to residency

Do we need to have green card for applying? Thanks man, very good video

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude :) You need a PR card to work as a doctor in Canada which would apply to residency positions as well.

Is it hard to get a residency in canda as an indian doctor?

Is there another option if my school is not listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools? I'm a medical student in the Philippines and planning to practice in Canada.

Thanks for the video, immensely appreciate it! I have a doubt (maybe you would be able to answer): what does '12 months of postgraduate clinical medical training' mean? For instance, If an IMG has graduated from their medical school, how can they accomplish one year of postgraduate training? because they're looking to get into postgraduation i.e., residency in the first place. Also, would you happen to know the route for US residency IMG graduates to migrate to Canada? Thanks again and apologies for the extended doubts.

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Karandeep, really wish I knew more about that, but my best guess would be that "12 months of postgraduate clinical medicine training," means that they'd like for you to have already started residency training before coming to canada in that case. You would be best off sending them an email directly for clarification :) Good luck

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

The US residency route to Canada is slightly different since the two countries share many similarities in our educational process. You would still need to go through physiciansapply.ca but depending on your stage of training, some barriers to entry probably will not exist.

@mariacalvete8808

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! Can you let me know if your question has already been answered? I was wondering the same thing :)

I hold MD in psychiatry from India and have received my permanent residence of Canada recently, Can I start practice as psychiatrist in Canada once I reach there or need to do some courses?

Sir , it's really appreciated that u have answered all questions in comment box , i am an Indian student just passed my +2 with medical ..... I want to study MBBS in canada ... Can u help me ?.

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Loveleen thank you very much :) Unfortunately I can't do much else to help other than make these videos. Best of luck with everything though!

What about Diagnostic Radiology ? Is it IMG friendly discipline in Canada for IMGs?

Hi Thank you for the Information Can you find and img resident/physician who has matched /or completed residency and shoot a video interview with them

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

I'm always looking for people from other healthcare professions or with nontraditional paths to medicine who'd be interested in filming a video. Unfortunately, not many people are comfortable with sharing their stories on camera. But I'll be sure to keep looking in the future! :)

Hi! Great video! Thank you. I'm wondering... Do you get pay during the 12 months of postgraduate medical training?

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Ezequiel, glad it helped :) Yes you do - it's substantially less than you make as a doctor, but it is in excess of $60,000 Canadian in all provinces and specialties I believe

@Mr.ZEZExSAURUS

2 жыл бұрын

@@nxtgenmd thank you !!

Is plab accepted in canada for residency of doctors?

Hello, I'm going to study Medical Radiation Technology at Fanshawe College. I will study 3 years of college and 1 year of pre health sciences. Is there a way to complete this to becoming a doctor?

Please please give me an answer If I want to work as a psychologist, what should I do ? Should I go to a medicine faculty ???

I heard it's very tough for IMG to get residency position and it will take many years to reach that...even after years many become unsuccessful in grabbing the opportunity..is it really true?any statistics how many years it would take to place a position in residency?

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Geetha :) please see the second half of this video for recent statistics. Time stamps can be found in the description. IMG residency is generally viewed as extremely competitive here in Canada. Best of luck with everything

I’ve a very long clinical gap. I graduated in 2003 in India. I’ve 5 yrs experience in India. After 2014, I’m here in Canada doing out of profession job. Is it worth for me to go & try for Canadian residency program?

can u tell about the pathway to MD for international students who did undergrad/pre med from Canada?

Hello doc, what do you think about becoming a residents and apply to medical school in saskatchewan, that's me route

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

I've heard of students who tried to do this (reason being is because Saskatchewan really tries to recruit Saskatchewan residents to its medical school and not out of province applicants). In any case though, I've personally never seen it be done successfully. If you can find someone who's tried to do something similar, reaching out to them would be best. I'd recommend Facebook groups like the U Saskatchewan premed one (assuming they have one). Best of luck :D

Hi. Great video. Quick question, Assuming an IMG gets matched, Do imgs have to pay for residency training (2-7yrs) out of pocket OR are there sponsorships we can apply for? Also since residency is basically training and working, are there hospital facility or Government stipends paid to all residents (IMG &Canadian) ?

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

All resident doctors are paid in Canada. It's significantly less that attending salary, but you will still be paid according to your year of residency and which province you work in 🤙

@zul8275

2 жыл бұрын

How can we get PR after passing mccqe and nac exams??? If we are non canadian IMG from a different country....without PR we not matched to residency program..how to process then??

@leizhang-dc7kk

Жыл бұрын

@@zul8275 I have the same doubt. have anyone given you answers？thanks for sharing

if I am Canadian but I have a medical degree from another country I still have to take the language exam!?

Hey does IMG who graduated med school 5 years ago eligible to take MCCQE part I? I was doing my Ph.D. in Canada after graduating from med school.

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Great question but unfortunately I'm not sure! It looks like the answer is yes though as long as your MD degree can be verified. Here's the link to eligibility criteria: mcc.ca/examinations/mccqe-part-i/application-information/ Good luck :)

Hello, I’m a 4th year medical student in a MBBS program in egypt that is 5 years with additional 2 years of internship. I will be a PR very soon. I was curious as what counts as ‘Current year medical graduates’. Is it immediately after graduation for a year or is there room for some time to study for all required exams? I would appreciate any advice anyone might have regarding my journey as I am in quite a pickle haha.

@yousefnajjar4209

Жыл бұрын

@@vizlm3058 Refugee man

What is your gut feeling regarding the absorption of international medical graduates and health professionals in to canada With these about to come changes in FSW??? Will there be any plus points???

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Sitharaka, I'm sorry, but I'm not to sure what you're asking? I do not believe that additional points will be given for IMGs in the immediate future if current trends hold. There seems to be a push for additional Canadian medical schools. If this is the case, then I do not believe that things would necessarily be easier for IMGs in the future.

Hi, I have a question , I’m 3rd year and just wondering, should I do my speciality in another country and then move to Canada, or should I do it directly in Canada , of course, it's better , but it has long-term procedure for steps of specialty in canada, what do you think?

@nxtgenmd

Жыл бұрын

Hi Ali, the more training you do in Canada, the easier it is to stay here. I don't know where you are doing medical school but if you are considering moving to Canada to practice I would advise looking into the residency match process if possible. Best of luck!

Hello sir, Right now I am studying MD (third year) in Ama school of medicine, Philippines. My question is Can I do clerkship in canada? If yes could you please tell me what is the procedure and how to apply? Thank you.

The part that i dont get is that it says something like we have to work at least 12 months postgraduate to be eligible. So do i have to work as a practician for like 12 months to applicate for MCCEE?

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Postgraduate just means after you get your medical degree :) So completing 1 year of residency training would be equivalent to working 12 months at a postgrad level. If you are truly interested in moving to Canada, your best bet would be to contact then directly and have everything cleared up good luck!

Hi could you please suggest some pre medical programs that act as a pathway to medical school

@nxtgenmd

Жыл бұрын

Hi Aksa :) Please see my video on my favourite premed programs if you're still interested. Best of luck!

Can one do a part time job to support himself financially while attending medical school....?? And is it possible to pay medical school's fee by doing that part time job...??

Would it be possible for an IMG with several years experience in primary care to practice general medicine in Canada and not have to undergo residency training?

@andrewwilliam363

3 жыл бұрын

I think it's possible hi how are you doing!

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

General medicine doctors in Canada are usually either Internal medicine specialists or family doctors with hospital privileges. If you are certified in family medicine, then you will most likely need to be retrained to receive internal medicine specialization in Canada. Working as a hospitalist family medicine doctor may be possible, but I think that in your case, you are best off signing up with physiciansapply.ca and looking for an official answer from them :) Good luck!

at 7:10 for neurology and neurosurgery there are more slots saved for IMGs than there are IMGs accepted, does anyone know why this is?

@nxtgenmd

Жыл бұрын

Hi William, when I asked a former IMG about this, their response was "programs reserve the right to have empty spaces if they feel as though no qualified applicant applied." I'm unsure whether or not this is the case, but if it were then I suppose that in this cycle, the programs chose not to fill the spaces. Please do your own research on this and if you find a better explanation, please let me know :) Thank you and good luck

thx

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Np 🤙

Hlw sir I have an Indian mbbs degree and currently doing junior resident in india so I want to know the process of how I go to Canada for Residency and MD programme

Hello, How to become a Doctor in Canada with Engineering degree outside Canada? Steps?

Do you have to be a Canadian PR to apply for the residency program?

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Yes Khalid, as far as what I could find, you do need a PR to apply. See other comments below for a more detailed explanation 🤙

Is internship a requirement for IMG for giving NAC and MCCQE1 to participate in CaRMS...?

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

An intern year is usually referenced in the states as your first year in residency training. You would apply for CaRMS after graduating medical school - this grants you a Canadian residency if you have your PR or equivalent in addition.

Can u make a video for frcr (training in india)qualified indian student pathway to canada

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry, I don't know much on that specific training pathway unfortunately! Maybe if I happen to learn more about it in the future 💪

I'm a bit disappointed with the spot to match, but thanks for your time 😄

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

IMGs match every year regardless of the stats :) Best of luck with everything dude!

I'm a general practitioner here in the Philippines for 3 years now...am i eligible to practice medicine in Canada? or could i start a residency program there?

Do you need a home country lisence to practise medicine in canada or just the medical degree is enough?

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

To apply for residency in Canada you need proof of Canadian citizenship or permanent residency. Consult with the physiciansapply website for more information 🤙

Informative video . I completed my MD in community medicine ( preventive and social medicine) . So do I need to do residency again there to avail a job ???

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Prudhvi 🤙 Speaking honestly, I don't know which specific specialties will require an additional residency but your best bet would be to sign up with a physiciansapply.ca account and follow their instructions to learn more.

I m a general surgeon has completed my residency I want to go Canada to start subspecialty program further to like minimally invasive surgery/ oncological surgery /pediatric surgery. Does Canada is offering subspecialty to doctors from Pakistan?

Hello Jatin,what will be the process of applying for specialization after Mbbs for foreigner students.

@nxtgenmd

Жыл бұрын

You have to apply to the CARMS match as an IMG just like everyone else. Please see my videos on CARMS if you would like 🤙

How can a IMG outperform others in the match?

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

From what I hear, NAQ scores are very important as well as the interview performance itself 💪 would love to hear more from other IMGs if they come across this comment though

Hello doctor. We can obtain the license after clearing the mccqe exams irrespective of CARMS? And without getting into the residency, what options do we have as an IMG with 3+yrs work experience with LMCC? And is it wise to wait for the Canadian citizenship before applying for the CARMS?

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Ayesha, you need proof of permanent residency or Canadian citizenship to apply to CaRMS. In Canada, you need to have completed residency to practice medicine. There are nuances depending on where you completed your residency training, but recent graduates of medical school are not able to practice here without post-grad training

@ayeshahussain7100

2 жыл бұрын

@@nxtgenmd thankyou so much for the reply sir

@kingskid3260

2 жыл бұрын

No

Hullo , thanx for the great content. I am Douglas from Uganda (Africa). I did my degree in medicine and surgery at makerere university in Uganda and i am currently doing my internship training for one year which will enable me get a practicing license here at home. I long to practice in canada , prefferably get a residence in internal medicine. Is it possible for me ? What do i need to make the dream work? Thanx very much and hope to hear from you soon.

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Douglas :) please see physiciansapply.ca for additional information if you could not find the answer to your question in this video. Good luck with everything!

i am specialist of General surgery with 9 years of experience , and recently I am getting my PR . what is your advise to me . please give me advices friends please

I am a Canadian doing a FM residency in US right. Other than MCCQE 1 and 2. What else do I need to do to practice in Canada if I am fully licensed in US.

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry Berlin, anything that can't be found on the official flowchart I provided is beyond what I can say since I haven't started residency yet. You're best off contacting physicians apply or a Canadian physicians recruitment office for details. They are now possibly considering cancelling MCCQE 2 depending on who you ask - so your best bet would be to check directly with an official source

If i have done my medical residency from USA, then am I eligible to practice as a doctor in Canada. Will there be any licencing exam after that.

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Hi there, please see this reference if you have not done so already :) www.royalcollege.ca/rcsite/credentials-exams/assessment-international-medical-graduates-e best!

Hi i am from nepal , i am soon comming canada for work ,can we study medicne there after getting PR of canada ......

Hey , thank you for sharing this , I am Sudanese house officer , I have one year training then i will get my medical license Which exam should i have first And can you write the requirements that I should prepare. Our Sudanese permanent registration is it accredited to you guys in Canada 🇨🇦?!

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry my friend, you best bet would be to check officially with physiciansapply.ca 💪 good luck!

Is there any requirement for a PR status to join the residency program

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, resident doctors will need PR status at minimum according to what I could find on their website

Thank you for the video. I am MD anesthesiologist doctor in India with 4yrs experience, any scope for me to practice in Canada? Please advise

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

If you're wondering about job openings, your best bet would be to contact a physician recruiter. There's no database for me to report on unfortunately

Is medical pg free of cost in New Zealand

I am done my mbbs from india ...then suggest me a path to get work.in Canada as a doctor

Hello there.... please someone would guide me....i had done all about physician account and gather information abt mccqe exam... i am MBBS graduated IMG from southeast asia and just 2 yr experience as house officer.. no other research works or other degrees...heard there are not any chance for IMGs to match for PG...and only waste of time and money....is it good into canada or not to try?? Please any suggestions and guidance would really be helpful. Thank u...

Hlo Sir...If i completed my Mbbs from india..and want to do MS or MD in cananda... then it is necessary that we should have PR or Citizenship in cananda for study MD or MS?

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Hi there :) Residency and working as a physician in Canada will require a PR or Canadian citizenship. Some medical schools however do take international students but the list of schools that do is very small and spaces are limited. I would recommend checking with the schools that you are interested in studying at.

If I become a permanent resident in three years later, will i be count as canadian or IMG ? I’m going to be in first year student in bachelor’s degree in 2022

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

You are considered a Canadian student only if you graduate from one of the 17 Canadian medical schools and have a PR / citizenship requirements 🤙

If I have done BDS from India and I want to pursue Doctor of medicine in Canada what will be the procedure ? Can you please tell the procedure

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Muskan :) please sign up for a physiciansapply.ca website to learn more than what is talked about in this video. best

Helo nice video .. i had a query how can a UK doctor move to canada ? Like after consultant level? Do they need to pass MCCQE???

@jodhwinder

2 жыл бұрын

No need to go to canada focus on england , do not bring these silly thaughts in your mind

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

According to the official website for the MCCQE, you would need to pass in order to practice in Canada www.mcc.ca/about/route-to-licensure/ I'd reach out to a Canadian physician recruiter directly for more information if you were seriously considering it :) Best of luck

Can I apply to premed even when I am over 30 yrs old? After premed I would be at least 34 to apply for med school in Canada. I mean are there older people who goes to med school in Canada?

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

There are no upper age restrictions on being accepted into medical school in Canada as far as I know :) The deciding factor for many students comes down to timing and what they are looking for in their career. Entering a 4 year premed degree at 30 means that you will graduate medical school at age 37-38 and will finish residency at age 40-44 depending on specialty. You will then usually need to work significant hours to pay off student loans in many cases upon completion of residency.

I am an Anesthetist in india post-graduated in 2015, I am not want to residency, is that possible for me to get licence as a GP doctor after passing MCCQE 1 and 2 exam .

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Canada does not have GPs as they are known elsewhere in the world. Here, being certified in anesthesiology does not qualify you to work in family medicine (the closest thing we have to GPs). To the best of my knowledge, you would still need to do some sort of residency training however, you will want to check directly with physiciansapply.ca and other foreign doctor recruiting agencies 🤙

Can I get my bachelor degree in my country and then come to Canada for medical school? I'm Persian And I know the gpa and mcat score must be really good and I know I must be pr until then

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

That depends on the school. Many Canadian medical schools require Canadian PR status and then if schooling was done outside of Canada, there is a conversion process for international grades. You would need to check with each medical school's policy on how they view international applicants. This can be found on their respective websites. Good luck!

how can U.S graduates who finished residency and were working be allowed to work in canada? Do we have to take MCC exam or willl USMLE cover that?

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

"Depending on the regulations of the provincial colleges of physicians and surgeons, US doctors must either undergo a period of supervision (usually several months to a year) or complete the Medical Council of Canada exams, or both, to obtain a full license to practise in Canada." That information was taken from this article:www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4119158/ I would recommend starting by making a physiciansapply.ca account and following their outlined steps :)

do we need to pay for signing up in physicians apply

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

See this page for fees 🤙 mcc.ca/examinations/examination-service-fees/

Hello,I am from Nigeria and I studied anatomy.would I be accepted in McMaster university?

@nxtgenmd

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Adams, please see the official McMaster website regarding admissions criteria and the application process :)

How can a freshly graduated IMG get pr? Is that even possible?

@nxtgenmd

3 жыл бұрын

PR is mostly unrelated to your status as an IMG as far as I know. You would need to apply through the government website like other people wishing to immigrate to Canada