Congratulations on your fellowship. You say clinical fellowship once and then research later - i am not sure what fellowship you are referring to? We coach IMGs on pathways where they can both bypass residency and exams like MCCQE1/NAC to the best possible extent. www.IMGSecrets.com
Great video, sir! I emailed a university in Canada requesting for eligibility for a clinical fellowship in one of their programs as an IMG. They replied saying IMGs from West Africa are eligible but that it is competitive as there are many applicants from all over the world. The question is how do I stand out among the many applicants from all over the world in order to land a position as a clinical fellow in that University? Thank you. Much blessings.
Dr. Babajide, thank you for watching the video. Your question is excellent. My advice to IMGs is to create a powerful application by preparing a professional-looking CV and an impressive personal statement. Instead of asking programs about your eligibility, I suggest conducting your own research and giving your best effort in the application process. Make your first impression the absolute best. Indeed, you're correct. Standing out amidst the competition is crucial. For personalized guidance on your situation, explore options at www.IMGSecrets.com.
Thanks for the information. You said that once we get accepted for the fellowship, we have to do 3 things that include applying for the license to practice medicine in Canada. How do you apply for a license to practice in Canada without taking MCCQE1 and NAC? Because at that time you are still in your home country and can't take the exams because you are not a permanent resident or a citizen of Canada? Is there a way to get the license without taking the exams
Thank you for the informative video. I am an anesthesiologist completed 2 fellowships in Quebec. Currently I am working in Thailand but planning to move to Canada. So my situation is a bit different front the video. Am l eligible to apply as a consultant as you mentioned in the video?
I looked for fellowships in Urogynaecolgy but for that passing QE1 and applying for license before application was must for most of the programs. What’s your opinion about that ?
Dr. Urooj, it is possible you may be referring to a different fellowship than what’s described here. Could you please send a link of the application you are talking about and we can clarify it for you! www.IMGSecrets.com
Hello sir, I completed my post graduation in radio-diagnosis in india in 2019. I applied for radiology fellowship in canada in various province since 3 years, but i got only 1 interview till date and not selected for that. Can you help me imporove my CV, LOR and letter of intent. Thank you.
Dear Dr. Ronak, I'm truly sorry to hear about your situation, and I must commend your unwavering persistence. It's inspiring to witness such dedication. Rest assured, I'm here to assist you in any way I can. To get started, I recommend booking an appointment through Calendly.com/IMGSecrets. By scheduling a 30-minute introductory meet, we can delve deeper into your needs and customize a plan that best suits you. Together, we'll work towards finding the ideal solution.
Thanks dear doctor. Your video is so informative. I’m done with my urology postgraduate training. In start of vidoe you mentioned hospital advertise jobs my question is from where to get updates ? Any website. God bless you
Thank you for watching and supporting the videos. If you're referring to finding jobs in Canadian Universities, you'll need to follow each University's application process to apply. If you need assistance, feel free to explore www.IMGSecrets.com, where you can book an appointment to get help with your job search and application process. We're here to support you in any way we can. Best of luck with your endeavors!
Good day sir. Thank you for very detailed and informative video. I have recently completed my DNB Residency in opthalmology in India and started working as consultant since 2 months. What are the chances/ scope in opthalmology via province based specialist pathway?
Hello Sir, thank you for your efforts in understanding the process better. I am Dr Gargi Sharma, I have done my Diploma in psychological medicine (DPM) from CIP India in 2021 and cleared my MCCQE part 1 exam in 1st attempt with score of 230 in 2022. I have also received my LMCC in 2022. Please guide me on how should I proceed further as I want to work as a Psychiatrist in Canada as well. Thank you
Thank u Sir. Most informative video for IMG. I have one question that, after selection for Clinical Fellowship, I have to get license which will take time. How can I manage this.
Dr. Munjur, thank you for watching the video. Prioritize checking if your medical college is WHO recognized. Secure a fellowship spot in your specialization first, and worry about obtaining your license later. www. IMGSecrets.com
We guide IMGs on routes where they can bypass MCCQE1 exams! This is based on our experience of previous successful IMGs who are now in Canada without exams. To know your options you can explore www.IMGSecrets.com and book an appointment from there
Thank you so much for the information that I needed. I'm just a average anesthesiology resident who's training is finished in a month. I'm trying to apply for a pain fellowship in canada(hopefully toronto), I just would like to know how competitive it is to be accepted to the fellowship program. It seems there aren't many pain fellow position; are there tons of applicants?
Hai sir.. Im an Anaesthesiology resident in india about to finish my MD. I hav applied for PR through my husband. Explain us the process for getting thru the licensing if i need to enter thru the province based specialist programme..
The answer would depend on many factors like are you able to get in, do you have a strong background to be competitive for province based license, job market etc. www.IMGSecrets.com
Thank you very much for all the informative videos doctor. May I ask you, how a family doctor from jurisdiction country (uk) can work in canada? Because family medicine in not within the list of specialities accepted by canada
Dr. Newsha, if your medical college is WHO recognized and you hold a CCT (which i assume you do), the Royal College pathways in Canada are still worth exploring for your situation. www.IMGSecrets.com
Hi, Dr Iyer, Thanks for the information Sir I have done DCD (Diploma in clinical dermatology) from Cardiff , England, 15 yrs back, was practicing Dermatology with many publications . I have also been invited speaker to Various National & international forum . I would be highly obliged if you could tell me whether I can apply for the clinical fellowship. I am 55 yrs. TIA
It's wonderful to connect with you! It's evident that you possess a wealth of experience, which is truly impressive. If you're considering a clinical fellowship, it's essential to have a compelling personal statement that outlines your motivations for pursuing it at this time. While I'm not fully aware of your clinical background, based on the limited information provided, I would also encourage you to explore the possibility of applying directly as a faculty member. It may not be an easy path, but it's certainly worth a try! If you need any further guidance or personal assistance in navigating these options, I'm here to help. You can find more resources and schedule an appointment at www.IMGSecrets.com. Together, we can explore the best path for your future endeavors!
Dear doctor, I have already applied for PR and it is almost there. I am in my final year PG in Clinical Ophthalmology from University of Edinburgh. Should I proceed with the specialist physicians pathway or MCCQE1 exam
Congratulations on your PR. Not sure what you are referring to as the specialist physician pathway? When we coach IMGs, we guide them through paths without MCCQE1. www.IMGSecerts.com
@@IMGSecrets for instance the cpso pathway where I can apply for a job in a hospital and so on like you mentioned in one of your videos. Do I need to repeat my residency once more if i write the MCCQE1 exam or Can i just practice as an ophthalmologist?
hello sir, please for the Province based specialist for img , do we have to do 2-3 fellowship in only one province (ontario) ? or for example 1 fellowship in toronto , 1 in quebec, and 1 in vancouver and then apply tor professor where ?
Dermatology is unfortunately extremely competitive. One is canada where its difficult to get in plus dermatology on top is a tricky combination. This means the steps you take must be very strategic. The options would depend on where you are now and where you want to get to long term! www.IMGSecrets.com
Hello Dr iyer, what is the pathway to apply for fellowship programme in Canada after doing residency in psychiatry from India. What is the difference between research fellowship and clinical fellowship. Which one better in view of jobs prospects. Thanks
There are three options to get in the system: 1. Clinical fellowship, 2. Reserch fellowship, 3. Residency. I am not sure of your training and work background but in general in my opinion clinical fellowship is what I recommend. Simplistically stated, a clinical fellowship will involve clinical work and a reserch fellowship does not! If you want personalized help, you can book an appointment here with me Calendly.com/IMGSecrets
I have completed Nephrology training this year from Pakistan and have moved to Canada on PR due to marriage. Certification exam is pending. Kindly help where should i start from. Do i need MCCQE1 for fellowship?
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Hi doc...thanks ur informative video...i m from Bangladesh and a PR holder..i did Fcps in ob-gyn and also had 4yrs training... can i able to apply for this?? Thanks
Dear Doc, I want to ask about another way for international physician or surgeon,the PRA program. I found that most of the Practice-Ready assessment programs are only for family medcine, not for specilists. I wonder as an interanational physican/surgeon of obs-discipline with 10years' exeprience, if I can match any subdiscipline of the family medicine, just fiting the job of family pratitioner with obs skills. Thanks for your patience.
Dr. Hawking, Canada provides diverse pathways that can be overwhelming to navigate online. The practice-ready assessment differs from what I've explained in this video and is a province-based specialist path. It involves specific training they assess for eligibility. While I'm unsure of your complete background, it's important to note that changing specialties may not be possible. For personalized guidance on your situation, explore options at www.IMGSecrets.com.
Hello...I did the residency and fellowship of internal medicine in Argentina ....may I apply for this? Do I get pay while doing this pathway? How much?
Well it depends on your training background, how strong your CV is etc. In general, more than applying, the important question is will you be able to secure a position? www.IMGSecrets.com Appointment Site: Calendly.com/IMGSecrets
Hi Dr.Rajeev Iyer sir. I have completed my MS Ophthalmology in India and working in India in a private medical college hospital for a year. How do I apply for jobs/clinical fellow in Canada? Will completing Frcs ophthal exams be eligible to practice in Canada sir ?
Good to know. Here is a video on how to find jobs How to find jobs at top 17 Universities in Canada | Proven IMG Framework ruclips.net/video/PeC6wYFz7Zg/видео.html www.IMGSecrets.com
I’m currently at Residential training in Myanmar while trying MRCP UK and plan to have PG of Dermatology. Is this helpful enough to be competitive among Canadian specialist field? Pls advice for MCCQE1, sir..🥺
Focus on building your CV with presentations, conferences, publications etc. Dermatology is extremely competitive as there are very limited spots. www.iMGSecrets.com
Hello Dr Rajeev ! i have done my MD Medicine from India in1987. i have worked in AMC AS MO Physician for 10yrs and finally in various non academic institutions as Consultant Internal medicine and currently working in Micronesia as Internist . i wish to move to CANADA THROUGH PROVINCIAL SPECIALIST PATHWAY BYPASSING RESIDENCY. WHAT IS THE SCOPE FOR ME IN INTERNAL MEDICINE AS ADVISED BY YOU THROUGH 1YR FELLOWSHIP IN MEDICINE. I HAVE EXPERIENCE IN DIABETOLOGY AND HAVE WORKED IN INDIA AS DIABETOLOGIST AS WELL AS I HAD DONE MY ONLINE PGP IN DIABETOLOGY IN 2015. CAN I APPLY FOR FELLOWSHIP IN ENDOCRINOLOGY WITH MD MEDICINE
Although i cannot comment on the province based path based on this info, you can try applying for a fellowship. You will need a put a strong application to justify why you want to do this at this stage.. (not like i want to move to Canada). You can explore options to get help here: imgsecrets.com/enroll/ www.IMGSecrets.com
With a home country PG, the options for fellowships are significantly more than without home country PG. Research fellowship is an option www.IMGSecrets.com
Hello Sir, First of thank you for all these informative and helpful videos. I’m a doctor who’s completed my MD in internal medicine from India and currently appearing for the MRCP UK as well. Will the MRCP be helpful for getting a senior residency in a specialist field in Canada and if yes which pathway will be the best for me ? Thanking you in anticipation.
Dr. Krishna, if you successfully complete CCT in the UK, your transition within Canada should be relatively straightforward. However, considering your training background, it might be beneficial for you to focus on fellowships in Internal Medicine and gradually advance in your career from there. www.IMGSecrets.com
The clinical fellowship is considered a super specialization training undertaken after completing residency or postgraduate training. The duration of the fellowship varies depending on the chosen specialty. www.IMGSecrets.com
Hi Doctor I received PR status through my wife last month on remotely applying from India Do I have any advantages as an IMG in regards to getting to the medical system there or to pursue PG or fellowships. Thanks in advance
You can apply to programs or book an appointment at www.IMGSecrets.com to discuss your options and get help @ imgsecrets.com/enroll/ www.IMGSecrets.com
This is not how it works. The first step starts with a training program like fellowship and then you have to break the barrier by demonstrating high achievement to be accepted into the province based path. www.IMGSecrets.com
This is a tricky situation. We have come across IMGs with extensive experience being successful but this would require an in-depth analysis of your situation! We can comment during the chat about what path may be good for you with clarity. To set up a chat, you can book an appointment on our website at Calendly.com/IMGSecrets. For more info, visit www.IMGSecrets.com.
Dear Sir, I am a post graduate student from Bangladesh. I have finished my 3 year training in OBGYN for FCPS but couldn’t take the exam for covid situation (lost a parent). Do I have to pass the FCPS exam to apply for clinical fellowship?
Dr. Mahjubeh, I offer my heartfelt condolences for the loss of your parent. While it is possible to apply before certification, completing residency and obtaining certification will significantly strengthen your candidacy. www.IMGSecrets.com
Hello sir, I have done my DCH (diploma in child health) , that is a 2 year post graduate course from india. I want to know if my 2 year PG course can be eligible to apply for a fellowship in Pediatrics or only 3 years of speciality training is eligible to apply for fellowships in canada? And your videos are very helpful. Thankyou so much for the knowledge and guidance!
Also, I want to mention that I have gained 2 years of experience working as a pediatrician in a community health centre in Punjab, India If 2 years of PG training (DCH) does not make me eligible for the fellowship, Can the experience be helpfu in fulfilling the criteria for being eligible for a fellowship?
This is a tricky situation. We have come across DCH IMGs being successful but this would require an in-depth analysis of your situation! We can comment during the chat about what path may be good for you with clarity. To set up a chat, you can book an appointment on our website at Calendly.com/IMGSecrets. For more info, visit www.IMGSecrets.com.
Hi dr rajeev How much it cost to get into clinical fellowship /residency in canada?i am from pakistan has done MS ENT .my degree is awaited.i am interested in Canadian residency .
Many IMGs in Canada repeat residency or pursue an alternate path directly as a fellow or consultant. Eligibility for these paths depends on various factors, including academic background, candidate strength, and other relevant considerations. The specific route chosen will depend on individual circumstances and qualifications. For personalized assistance with your situation I suggest you explore www.IMGSecrets.com
Hi Sir; Does this pathway happen to be a good option for a candidate who has completed his General Surgery Residency in Pakistan (not certified consultant as of yet) and is aiming to get into fellowship for supraspecialities in general surgery as in Minimally Invasive or Colorectal Surgery ?
Dr. Artipu, the pathway is fiercely competitive, requiring exceptional academic achievements. Are you eligible to meet the criteria and pursue this fellowship? If you believe you possess the necessary qualifications, you may apply. www.IMGSecrets.com
Hello dr I am intensivist (icu specialist ) ,Islamabad pak , having 4 years experience after fcps in critical care medicine,can you please guid me what to do to enter in Canadian specialist doctors category
The paths are to apply for a clinical fellowship or focus directly on residency. In my opinion, entering through clinical fellowship is better. This may still entail repeating residency but chances may be higher than otherwise. If you need personalized help and guidance from me, you can book an appointment at Calendly.com/IMGSecrets
Thank u soo much for the info sir..i am an img completed my mbbs in tamilnadu india in 2021 and i am planning to work r to be resident in canada I am confused to what to do and in which way I should go.please suggest me the possible pathways and good future plan sir
Dr. Bhavana, if you aspire to practice medicine in Canada, completing a residency is a mandatory requirement. I encourage you to watch the video provided, which discusses various available options: ruclips.net/video/3yJybnJ1lcI/видео.html For personalized assistance, you can explore the website www.IMGSecrets.com.
Dr. Varaprasad, sure you can follow me here. If you are looking for personalized one on one help, then you can book appointment here Calendly.com/IMGSecrets
Hey . I'm an indian. I just passed my 12th standard and i want to become a doctor in canada . But i think it's a very long procedure for international students to become doctor in canada . I can be an MD doctor in india in 8.5 years but in canada I'll have to do 4 year undergraduation then 4 year med school and then specialization to become an MD level doctor which would bascially be 5 more years if i wanna become a neurosurgeon . But i don't think it is worth it to spend these many years becoming a doctor in canada. Can anyone guide me a little about this ? I really need help . I'm confused
Hello, I appreciate your recognition of forward thinking. Indeed, being a doctor in any specific country entails considering numerous factors beyond pure mathematics. While your mathematical perspective is valid, it is essential to acknowledge the significance of other crucial aspects, such as personal preferences regarding where one wants to reside, financial considerations, and more. These factors play a pivotal role in achieving a well-rounded assessment of the situation and making informed decisions about pursuing a medical career. Balancing the mathematical aspect with personal aspirations and practical considerations ensures a holistic approach to the equation of professional equality. www.IMGSecrets.com
Sir which jobs are you citing here and where are the openings? And what is the pathway? I am an IMG and currently doing clinical fellowship here; can you please guide more. Thanks
Dear doctor, these are excellent questions. Congratulations on securing a clinical fellowship in Canada! It's truly commendable in this highly competitive environment. To optimize your chances of obtaining a attending physician position, I recommend following the steps outlined in the video. Keep in mind that many job opportunities may not be readily apparent, so it's important to be proactive and reach out to individuals. If you're seeking personalized assistance, consider exploring the resources available on www.IMGSecrets.com.
Hi Sir, Thank you for making this video. I want to ask you I’m Pakistani and Did my Clinical Medicine from China and Currently Doing Clinical MS in Cardiothoracic Surgery in China, and I don’t have my parental Country license. After completing my MS I can apply by this pathway?
Dr. Rana, I'm glad to hear that you find the videos helpful. While you could certainly apply, the crucial question is whether your background and academic qualifications are strong enough to be competitive. It's important to carefully consider your options and take the next step accordingly. Repeating residency might ultimately become your only viable choice. www.IMGSecrets.com
Hi, i am a certified Urologist working at public sector for last 7 years.my spouse is also having fellowship degree in Diagnostic Radiology and working for last t years.what will be the best pathway for us to move to canda.thank you
The possibility of getting something would be much higher in Radiology than Urology. If you discuss all your potential options then we would need to know lot more details and if interested you can book an appointment here at Calendly.com/IMGSecrets www.IMGSecrets.com
Dr. Aisha, after PG training, you're eligible to apply for clinical fellowships. Ensure your medical college is recognized by WHO. For assistance, visit www.IMGSecrets.com. Book an appointment at Calendly.com/IMGSecrets.
Thank you so much for all you do . Now waiting for a detailed video on Practice ready assessment for img specialists
Thanks
Greta video sir
I was wondering what are the drawbacks of not having royal college accreditation?
What is this in relation to? What position is the IMG in?
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Very informative
Hi Dr Iyer. Thank you very much for your informative videos.
Congratulations on your fellowship. You say clinical fellowship once and then research later - i am not sure what fellowship you are referring to? We coach IMGs on pathways where they can both bypass residency and exams like MCCQE1/NAC to the best possible extent.
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Great video, sir!
I emailed a university in Canada requesting for eligibility for a clinical fellowship in one of their programs as an IMG.
They replied saying IMGs from West Africa are eligible but that it is competitive as there are many applicants from all over the world.
The question is how do I stand out among the many applicants from all over the world in order to land a position as a clinical fellow in that University?
Thank you.
Much blessings.
Dr. Babajide, thank you for watching the video. Your question is excellent.
My advice to IMGs is to create a powerful application by preparing a professional-looking CV and an impressive personal statement. Instead of asking programs about your eligibility, I suggest conducting your own research and giving your best effort in the application process. Make your first impression the absolute best.
Indeed, you're correct. Standing out amidst the competition is crucial.
For personalized guidance on your situation, explore options at www.IMGSecrets.com.
Thanks for the information. You said that once we get accepted for the fellowship, we have to do 3 things that include applying for the license to practice medicine in Canada. How do you apply for a license to practice in Canada without taking MCCQE1 and NAC? Because at that time you are still in your home country and can't take the exams because you are not a permanent resident or a citizen of Canada? Is there a way to get the license without taking the exams
Yes, eligible candidates get a license without exams!
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Thank you for the informative video. I am an anesthesiologist completed 2 fellowships in Quebec. Currently I am working in Thailand but planning to move to Canada. So my situation is a bit different front the video. Am l eligible to apply as a consultant as you mentioned in the video?
Potentially, if interested in guidance you can reach out to us via appointments
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I looked for fellowships in Urogynaecolgy but for that passing QE1 and applying for license before application was must for most of the programs. What’s your opinion about that ?
Dr. Urooj, it is possible you may be referring to a different fellowship than what’s described here. Could you please send a link of the application you are talking about and we can clarify it for you!
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Hello sir,
I completed my post graduation in radio-diagnosis in india in 2019. I applied for radiology fellowship in canada in various province since 3 years, but i got only 1 interview till date and not selected for that. Can you help me imporove my CV, LOR and letter of intent.
Thank you.
Dear Dr. Ronak, I'm truly sorry to hear about your situation, and I must commend your unwavering persistence. It's inspiring to witness such dedication. Rest assured, I'm here to assist you in any way I can.
To get started, I recommend booking an appointment through Calendly.com/IMGSecrets. By scheduling a 30-minute introductory meet, we can delve deeper into your needs and customize a plan that best suits you. Together, we'll work towards finding the ideal solution.
They are now allowing for fellowship only through SF matching pathway
So do we need to clear USMLE for these fellowships too?
USMLE is not required for canadian fellowships
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Thanks dear doctor. Your video is so informative. I’m done with my urology postgraduate training. In start of vidoe you mentioned hospital advertise jobs my question is from where to get updates ? Any website. God bless you
Thank you for watching and supporting the videos. If you're referring to finding jobs in Canadian Universities, you'll need to follow each University's application process to apply.
If you need assistance, feel free to explore www.IMGSecrets.com, where you can book an appointment to get help with your job search and application process. We're here to support you in any way we can. Best of luck with your endeavors!
Of the three things you mentioned , you said that the second one as apply for a license to work in Canada then that would mean give MCCQE right ?
MCCQE1 exams and applying for a license are totally different concepts
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Good day sir. Thank you for very detailed and informative video. I have recently completed my DNB Residency in opthalmology in India and started working as consultant since 2 months. What are the chances/ scope in opthalmology via province based specialist pathway?
Ophthalmology is very competitive. We have personally seen
ophthalmologist from India get successful through province based path
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Hello Sir, thank you for your efforts in understanding the process better. I am Dr Gargi Sharma, I have done my Diploma in psychological medicine (DPM) from CIP India in 2021 and cleared my MCCQE part 1 exam in 1st attempt with score of 230 in 2022. I have also received my LMCC in 2022. Please guide me on how should I proceed further as I want to work as a Psychiatrist in Canada as well. Thank you
Dr. Gargi, you should plan your next step to apply for a residency match.
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Great video sir. Just to know are these clinical fellowships paid? Meaning to say do we get a stipend? And approx how much?
Both fellowships exist. Depending on what stage you are at in your career, you can apply for a fellowship that pays you
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Thank u Sir. Most informative video for IMG. I have one question that, after selection for Clinical Fellowship, I have to get license which will take time. How can I manage this.
Dr. Munjur, thank you for watching the video. Prioritize checking if your medical college is WHO recognized. Secure a fellowship spot in your specialization first, and worry about obtaining your license later.
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Thank you for the information sir.
In province based specialist pathway,should we give the mccqe 1 exam?
We guide IMGs on routes where they can bypass MCCQE1 exams! This is based on our experience of previous successful IMGs who are now in Canada without exams.
To know your options you can explore www.IMGSecrets.com and book an appointment from there
Thank you so much for the information that I needed. I'm just a average anesthesiology resident who's training is finished in a month. I'm trying to apply for a pain fellowship in canada(hopefully toronto), I just would like to know how competitive it is to be accepted to the fellowship program. It seems there aren't many pain fellow position; are there tons of applicants?
The pain fellowship is competitive and yes there typically would be many applicants.
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Hai sir.. Im an Anaesthesiology resident in india about to finish my MD. I hav applied for PR through my husband. Explain us the process for getting thru the licensing if i need to enter thru the province based specialist programme..
Instead of licenses, focus can be placed on securing a fellowship/job that gets you experience to get into next steps
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On average How many years it will take for IMG neurosurgeon to be province base consultant ?
I am neurosurgeon
The answer would depend on many factors like are you able to get in, do you have a strong background to be competitive for province based license, job market etc.
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Thank you very much for all the informative videos doctor. May I ask you, how a family doctor from jurisdiction country (uk) can work in canada? Because family medicine in not within the list of specialities accepted by canada
Dr. Newsha, if your medical college is WHO recognized and you hold a CCT (which i assume you do), the Royal College pathways in Canada are still worth exploring for your situation.
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Hi thanks to this video. How about Pediatrics? Anyone you know who is a successful IMG who transitioned to the Canadian healthcare system?
Yes
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Good day!
When is the MCCQE part 2 exam required?
Or is it cancelled?
Thank you🙏
Dr. Fatima, good news no more MCCQE2 (at least for now)!
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Hi, Dr Iyer,
Thanks for the information
Sir I have done DCD (Diploma in clinical dermatology) from Cardiff , England, 15 yrs back, was practicing Dermatology with many publications . I have also been invited speaker to Various National & international forum . I would be highly obliged if you could tell me whether I can apply for the clinical fellowship. I am 55 yrs. TIA
It's wonderful to connect with you! It's evident that you possess a wealth of experience, which is truly impressive. If you're considering a clinical fellowship, it's essential to have a compelling personal statement that outlines your motivations for pursuing it at this time. While I'm not fully aware of your clinical background, based on the limited information provided, I would also encourage you to explore the possibility of applying directly as a faculty member. It may not be an easy path, but it's certainly worth a try!
If you need any further guidance or personal assistance in navigating these options, I'm here to help. You can find more resources and schedule an appointment at www.IMGSecrets.com. Together, we can explore the best path for your future endeavors!
Dear doctor, I have already applied for PR and it is almost there. I am in my final year PG in Clinical Ophthalmology from University of Edinburgh. Should I proceed with the specialist physicians pathway or MCCQE1 exam
Congratulations on your PR. Not sure what you are referring to as the specialist physician pathway? When we coach IMGs, we guide them through paths without MCCQE1.
www.IMGSecerts.com
@@IMGSecrets for instance the cpso pathway where I can apply for a job in a hospital and so on like you mentioned in one of your videos.
Do I need to repeat my residency once more if i write the MCCQE1 exam or Can i just practice as an ophthalmologist?
hello sir, please for the Province based specialist for img , do we have to do 2-3 fellowship in only one province (ontario) ? or for example 1 fellowship in toronto , 1 in quebec, and 1 in vancouver and then apply tor professor where ?
Province based specialist fellowship can range from one to few years and can be done anywhere.
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Doctor
I’m an dermatology specialist Arab board certified and currently working as dermatologist how I can work in Canada
Dermatology is unfortunately extremely competitive. One is canada where its difficult to get in plus dermatology on top is a tricky combination. This means the steps you take must be very strategic. The options would depend on where you are now and where you want to get to long term!
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Hello Dr iyer, what is the pathway to apply for fellowship programme in Canada after doing residency in psychiatry from India. What is the difference between research fellowship and clinical fellowship. Which one better in view of jobs prospects.
Thanks
There are three options to get in the system: 1. Clinical fellowship, 2. Reserch fellowship, 3. Residency. I am not sure of your training and work background but in general in my opinion clinical fellowship is what I recommend.
Simplistically stated, a clinical fellowship will involve clinical work and a reserch fellowship does not!
If you want personalized help, you can book an appointment here with me Calendly.com/IMGSecrets
I have completed Nephrology training this year from Pakistan and have moved to Canada on PR due to marriage. Certification exam is pending. Kindly help where should i start from. Do i need MCCQE1 for fellowship?
Skip the MCCQE1 Hassle for Your Fellowship Dreams! Connect with IMGSecrets.com for personalized guidance on advancing your medical career. Book your consultation today at www.IMGSecrets.com and streamline your journey towards a successful fellowship application
Hi doc...thanks ur informative video...i m from Bangladesh and a PR holder..i did Fcps in ob-gyn and also had 4yrs training... can i able to apply for this?? Thanks
Potentially if you are able to move through all the steps explained in the video.
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Is there any guidline for mechanical engners like this?
So timely. I was just thinking about this yesterday. I am exploring, stay tuned!
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Dear Doc, I want to ask about another way for international physician or surgeon,the PRA program. I found that most of the Practice-Ready assessment programs are only for family medcine, not for specilists. I wonder as an interanational physican/surgeon of obs-discipline with 10years' exeprience, if I can match any subdiscipline of the family medicine, just fiting the job of family pratitioner with obs skills. Thanks for your patience.
Dr. Hawking, Canada provides diverse pathways that can be overwhelming to navigate online.
The practice-ready assessment differs from what I've explained in this video and is a province-based specialist path. It involves specific training they assess for eligibility. While I'm unsure of your complete background, it's important to note that changing specialties may not be possible.
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Hello...I did the residency and fellowship of internal medicine in Argentina ....may I apply for this? Do I get pay while doing this pathway? How much?
Well it depends on your training background, how strong your CV is etc. In general, more than applying, the important question is will you be able to secure a position?
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Hi Dr.Rajeev Iyer sir. I have completed my MS Ophthalmology in India and working in India in a private medical college hospital for a year. How do I apply for jobs/clinical fellow in Canada? Will completing Frcs ophthal exams be eligible to practice in Canada sir ?
Good to know. Here is a video on how to find jobs
How to find jobs at top 17 Universities in Canada | Proven IMG Framework
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I’m currently at Residential training in Myanmar while trying MRCP UK and plan to have PG of Dermatology. Is this helpful enough to be competitive among Canadian specialist field?
Pls advice for MCCQE1, sir..🥺
Focus on building your CV with presentations, conferences, publications etc. Dermatology is extremely competitive as there are very limited spots.
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Hello Dr Rajeev ! i have done my MD Medicine from India in1987. i have worked in AMC AS MO Physician for 10yrs and finally in various non academic institutions as Consultant Internal medicine and currently working in Micronesia as Internist . i wish to move to CANADA THROUGH PROVINCIAL SPECIALIST PATHWAY BYPASSING RESIDENCY. WHAT IS THE SCOPE FOR ME IN INTERNAL MEDICINE AS ADVISED BY YOU THROUGH 1YR FELLOWSHIP IN MEDICINE. I HAVE EXPERIENCE IN DIABETOLOGY AND HAVE WORKED IN INDIA AS DIABETOLOGIST AS WELL AS I HAD DONE MY ONLINE PGP IN DIABETOLOGY IN 2015. CAN I APPLY FOR FELLOWSHIP IN ENDOCRINOLOGY WITH MD MEDICINE
Although i cannot comment on the province based path based on this info, you can try applying for a fellowship. You will need a put a strong application to justify why you want to do this at this stage.. (not like i want to move to Canada). You can explore options to get help here: imgsecrets.com/enroll/
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Can we do fellowship without home country residency like their are so many fmgs who are studying in russia and china
With a home country PG, the options for fellowships are significantly more than without home country PG. Research fellowship is an option
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Hello Sir,
First of thank you for all these informative and helpful videos.
I’m a doctor who’s completed my MD in internal medicine from India and currently appearing for the MRCP UK as well.
Will the MRCP be helpful for getting a senior residency in a specialist field in Canada and if yes which pathway will be the best for me ?
Thanking you in anticipation.
Dr. Krishna, if you successfully complete CCT in the UK, your transition within Canada should be relatively straightforward. However, considering your training background, it might be beneficial for you to focus on fellowships in Internal Medicine and gradually advance in your career from there.
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@@IMGSecrets Alright Sir. Thank you so much.
Is there any upper age limit for applying ?
No!
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What does the clinical fellowship entail. What is it. How long does it take
The clinical fellowship is considered a super specialization training undertaken after completing residency or postgraduate training. The duration of the fellowship varies depending on the chosen specialty.
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Hi Doctor
I received PR status through my wife last month on remotely applying from India
Do I have any advantages as an IMG in regards to getting to the medical system there or to pursue PG or fellowships.
Thanks in advance
Congratulations on the PR. Not for residency but may be for fellowship depending on what you are eligible for.
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Hello sir. I am a Radiologist from Nepal. I am interested in fellowship in Canada. Kindly help me out. Thank you.
You can book an appointment at Calendly.com/IMGSecrets for exact guidance on how to proceed
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Hi.i am looking for fellowship in anesthesia.critical care.kindly help me out
You can apply to programs or book an appointment at www.IMGSecrets.com to discuss your options and get help @ imgsecrets.com/enroll/
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Am a gastroenterologist in india with 8 year of experience of teaching what i need to do to
Need to do for what? I presume being directly a consultant? Your option may be to start with a fellowship.
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Hello dear doctor
Can I find intensivist job in Canada by adapting province based specialist pathway , when I come to Canada and visit hospitals
This is not how it works. The first step starts with a training program like fellowship and then you have to break the barrier by demonstrating high achievement to be accepted into the province based path.
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Can India radiologist work as sonography technician without licensing
You can if you complete the necessary requirements and obtain a license. Is there a reason you want to pursue this path?
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I have done my 3 year residency in india after MCCQE and nac how many years i have to work to get my anaesthasialogy license Please advise
5 years
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Hello
This is Dr Umesh , Neurologist with 25 yrs of experience how to get into fellowship program in Neurology
This is a tricky situation. We have come across IMGs with extensive experience being successful but this would require an in-depth analysis of your situation! We can comment during the chat about what path may be good for you with clarity.
To set up a chat, you can book an appointment on our website at Calendly.com/IMGSecrets.
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Dear Sir, I am a post graduate student from Bangladesh. I have finished my 3 year training in OBGYN for FCPS but couldn’t take the exam for covid situation (lost a parent). Do I have to pass the FCPS exam to apply for clinical fellowship?
Dr. Mahjubeh, I offer my heartfelt condolences for the loss of your parent.
While it is possible to apply before certification, completing residency and obtaining certification will significantly strengthen your candidacy.
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Hello sir,
I have done my DCH (diploma in child health) , that is a 2 year post graduate course from india.
I want to know if my 2 year PG course can be eligible to apply for a fellowship in Pediatrics or only 3 years of speciality training is eligible to apply for fellowships in canada?
And your videos are very helpful. Thankyou so much for the knowledge and guidance!
Also, I want to mention that I have gained 2 years of experience working as a pediatrician in a community health centre in Punjab, India
If 2 years of PG training (DCH) does not make me eligible for the fellowship, Can the experience be helpfu in fulfilling the criteria for being eligible for a fellowship?
This is a tricky situation. We have come across DCH IMGs being successful but this would require an in-depth analysis of your situation! We can comment during the chat about what path may be good for you with clarity.
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What about the MBBS graduates ??
PG and then consultant!
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Hi dr rajeev
How much it cost to get into clinical fellowship /residency in canada?i am from pakistan has done MS ENT .my degree is awaited.i am interested in Canadian residency .
You factor in the exams, study materials, PR etc.
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Sir i want to know. What is the path for a doctor who has done fcps from Pakistan. Do i need to repeat training in canada
Many IMGs in Canada repeat residency or pursue an alternate path directly as a fellow or consultant. Eligibility for these paths depends on various factors, including academic background, candidate strength, and other relevant considerations. The specific route chosen will depend on individual circumstances and qualifications.
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Hi Sir; Does this pathway happen to be a good option for a candidate who has completed his General Surgery Residency in Pakistan (not certified consultant as of yet) and is aiming to get into fellowship for supraspecialities in general surgery as in Minimally Invasive or Colorectal Surgery ?
Dr. Artipu, the pathway is fiercely competitive, requiring exceptional academic achievements. Are you eligible to meet the criteria and pursue this fellowship? If you believe you possess the necessary qualifications, you may apply.
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Hello dr
I am intensivist (icu specialist ) ,Islamabad pak , having 4 years experience after fcps in critical care medicine,can you please guid me what to do to enter in Canadian specialist doctors category
I also have fcps in internal medicine
Kindly tell me what to do to work as a specialist of icu in Canada
Thank you
Dear dr
The paths are to apply for a clinical fellowship or focus directly on residency. In my opinion, entering through clinical fellowship is better. This may still entail repeating residency but chances may be higher than otherwise.
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Sir, do doctors eligible to apply job in federal skilled worker program(FSWP) canada
Yes
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Hello sir
I get PR from my husband,
And I completed mbbs from Russia, can I do fellowship in Canada
Yes you can - research fellowships
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@@IMGSecrets after research fellowship can i get job ?
@@viranikeral9334 What job are you referring to?
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Thank u soo much for the info sir..i am an img completed my mbbs in tamilnadu india in 2021 and i am planning to work r to be resident in canada
I am confused to what to do and in which way I should go.please suggest me the possible pathways and good future plan sir
Dr. Bhavana, if you aspire to practice medicine in Canada, completing a residency is a mandatory requirement. I encourage you to watch the video provided, which discusses various available options: ruclips.net/video/3yJybnJ1lcI/видео.html
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@@IMGSecrets thank u for your valuble words sir,i will watch the video n i will plan one day for one to one conversation sir
Hi Iyer sir
Im dr varaprasad anaesthesia doc from india
Planning for work or fellowship over there could u plz guide me
Dr. Varaprasad, sure you can follow me here. If you are looking for personalized one on one help, then you can book appointment here Calendly.com/IMGSecrets
Hey . I'm an indian. I just passed my 12th standard and i want to become a doctor in canada . But i think it's a very long procedure for international students to become doctor in canada . I can be an MD doctor in india in 8.5 years but in canada I'll have to do 4 year undergraduation then 4 year med school and then specialization to become an MD level doctor which would bascially be 5 more years if i wanna become a neurosurgeon . But i don't think it is worth it to spend these many years becoming a doctor in canada. Can anyone guide me a little about this ? I really need help . I'm confused
Hello, I appreciate your recognition of forward thinking. Indeed, being a doctor in any specific country entails considering numerous factors beyond pure mathematics. While your mathematical perspective is valid, it is essential to acknowledge the significance of other crucial aspects, such as personal preferences regarding where one wants to reside, financial considerations, and more. These factors play a pivotal role in achieving a well-rounded assessment of the situation and making informed decisions about pursuing a medical career. Balancing the mathematical aspect with personal aspirations and practical considerations ensures a holistic approach to the equation of professional equality.
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Thanku so much for your valuable info...actually my husband is anesthesiologist...kindly let me know about starting pay...we are from Pakistan.
The pay will vary based on your background, job type, and various other factors. Best of luck!
Sir i am a BAMS dr from India Maharashtra i want to apply for work visa plz guide me is candian government allow bams drs to practice
Plz rply me
I am not well versed with pathways related to Ayurveda. This is beyond my expertise. Sorry!
Sir which jobs are you citing here and where are the openings? And what is the pathway? I am an IMG and currently doing clinical fellowship here; can you please guide more.
Thanks
Dear doctor, these are excellent questions.
Congratulations on securing a clinical fellowship in Canada! It's truly commendable in this highly competitive environment.
To optimize your chances of obtaining a attending physician position, I recommend following the steps outlined in the video. Keep in mind that many job opportunities may not be readily apparent, so it's important to be proactive and reach out to individuals.
If you're seeking personalized assistance, consider exploring the resources available on www.IMGSecrets.com.
Hi Sir, Thank you for making this video. I want to ask you I’m Pakistani and Did my Clinical Medicine from China and Currently Doing Clinical MS in Cardiothoracic Surgery in China, and I don’t have my parental Country license. After completing my MS I can apply by this pathway?
Dr. Rana, I'm glad to hear that you find the videos helpful. While you could certainly apply, the crucial question is whether your background and academic qualifications are strong enough to be competitive. It's important to carefully consider your options and take the next step accordingly. Repeating residency might ultimately become your only viable choice.
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Hi, i am a certified Urologist working at public sector for last 7 years.my spouse is also having fellowship degree in Diagnostic Radiology and working for last t years.what will be the best pathway for us to move to canda.thank you
The possibility of getting something would be much higher in Radiology than Urology. If you discuss all your potential options then we would need to know lot more details and if interested you can book an appointment here at Calendly.com/IMGSecrets
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Can you tell which pg training is accepted there in canada? And please do tell me how to contact you?
Dr. Aisha, after PG training, you're eligible to apply for clinical fellowships. Ensure your medical college is recognized by WHO.
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