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What do I need to practice medicine in Canada?

To practice as a doctor in Canada you’ll need:

  • A medical degree from a school listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools that includes the Canada Sponsor Notes

  • An LMCC

  • Complete a discipline-appropriate postgraduate program in medicine and be evaluated by a recognized authority

  • Certification from the appropriate college

(Medical Council of Canada, 2024)

Provinces and territories regulate the profession of medicine. If you’d like some support identifying the specific MRA licensing requirements, please contact the Centre for Career Development.

For more information, please review pathways for Canadian medical graduates.


What if I want to study abroad and return to Canada to work?

Please note that if you train internationally, requirements to practice may vary. More specific details can be found on the Medical Council of Canada website.


How do I apply?

To apply to an MD program, you may apply through:


How do I learn more about the medicine profession?


References

Medical Council of Canada. (2024). Pathways for Canadian medical graduates. https://mcc.ca/credentials-and-services/pathways-to-licensure/pathways-for-canadian-medical-graduates/

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