We recently had our 2016 AGM. Here is the presentation that was given to the attendees: information-for-csas-agm-2016
We recently had our 2016 AGM. Here is the presentation that was given to the attendees: information-for-csas-agm-2016
On Thursday Aug. 11, 2016, he hosted a meeting to update and inform our members about the ongoings of SOCASMA. Here is a link to our presentation: Information for CSAs. Please do not hesitate to contact us via email socasma@outlook.com or on our Facebook.
A number of our members have had the need of legal advice for working in the USA. If you need an American immigration lawyer who is knowledgeable about immigration in the medical field, here is a contact: Sarah K. Peterson Stensrud Voice: 612/351.8100 Fax: 612/351.8101 web: spsimmigration.com Skype: callto://sstensrud twitter: @sstensrud email: sarah@spsimmigration.com Office: 4316 […]
Check out the latest on USA residencies and the Transitional Year and Preliminary Year on our Facebook page: Society for Canadians Studying Medicine Abroad. The Statements of Needs for 2015 are now available on the Health Canada website.
You must be a member in order to view the links. Join up now! Read this after perusing the timelines that have been posted. As you go through medical school, there will be A LOT going on in your life.
We are posting an invitation relating to the NAC OSCE that we received from our colleagues at the Association of International Medical Doctors of BC. Each year they host educational sessions for the upcoming NAC OSCE examination. Their website is aimdbc.org. Here is their invitation: “We are excited to announce that on September 2nd we are starting the educational […]
Medical school involves buying lots of books, most of them for courses that you use once. Listed below are books that have been recommended for the big exams…
This post will go through the application in general so that you know what you need to get together in advance, as well as any tips we’ve gathered. Check out this great page on the CaRMS website for the big headings before you read this article!
Interviews for CaRMS generally happen in January/February of your final year. They structure of the interview depends on the specialty, ie family medicine may have one interview with a panel of 3, whereas obgyn may have 3 interviews in a day with a panel of 4 each. Read on to understand how to prepare for and […]
Asking for a letter of reference is tricky business. You never see the letter itself, but it can make or break your CaRMS application. Here are some tips on how to ask for one, and how to make the process easy for preceptors (they will thank you for that!).