Full License
Conditional Registration
Full License
Conditional Registration
What qualifications do I need?
Medical degree (original with translation) - One of either; (a) Certificate of licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC), or (b) Certificate in Family Medicine or Specialty - ONE of the following: (a) two years of postgraduate training from an approved university with a minimum of 8 weeks in each: general medicine, general surgery, obstetrics, and pediatrics; (b) completion or the residency requirements for the Specialty certificate, OR (c) completion of the certification requirements of the College of Family Physicians of Canada after the required family medicine residency training
What exams do I need to write?
Evaluation Exam - Qualifying Exam Part 1 - Qualifying Exam Part 2 - Specialty or Family Medicine Exam
What are the residency/immigration requirements?
You must be able to submit evidence of legal entitlement to live and work in Canada. Landed Immigrants, Convention Refugees and Canadian citizens may apply.
What are the language requirements?
You must be able to communicate in English.
How much does it all cost?
Documentation fee $ 150
Registration fee $ 300
Annual license $ 750
Evaluating Exam $1000
Qualifying Exam Part 1 $
650
Qualifying Exam Part 2 $1000
What else do I need?
Certificate of good standing from the area that you last worked in (dated no more than three months before application) - Application form - Documentation of all approved training - Proof of identity (birth certificate, passport) - Passport size photo
What are the steps I need to take?
Write Evaluation Exam - Write Qualifying Exam Part 1 and Part 2 - Complete postgraduate training - Gather all your documents and certificates - Submit application - Write Specialty or Family Medicine exam
What qualifications do I need?
Medical degree from approved
school - Certificate of Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC)
- One of the following: (a) 2 years postgraduate training acceptable to
the College, (b) the highest qualification in a specialty from the UK,
Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, or South Africa (c) a Diploma of the American
Specialty Boards, (d) be eligible for examination by the College of Family
Physicians of Canada, OR (e) produce a certificate from the Minister of
Health stating that you are required to provide service in a specific community
or practice setting.
What exams do I need
to write?
Evaluation Exam - Qualifying
Exam Part 1 - Qualifying Exam Part 2 - Specialty or Family Medicine Exam
What are the residency/immigration
requirements?
You must be able to submit evidence of legal entitlement to live and work in Canada. Landed Immigrants, Convention Refugees and Canadian citizens may apply.
What are the language requirements?
You must be able to communicate
in English.
How much does it all
cost?
Documentation fee $ 250
Registration fee $ 300
Chart Audit $ 225
Annual license $ 765
Evaluating Exam $1000
Qualifying Exam Part 1 $
650
Qualifying Exam Part 2 $1000
What else do I need?
You will need to sign a written agreement that says you understand the terms of the conditional registration - You must agree to the monitoring program - Certificate of good standing from the area that you last worked in (dated no more than three months before application) - Application form - Documentation of all approved training (originals) - Proof of identity (birth certificate, passport) - Passport size photo
Countries treated differently
United States of America, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa
What are the steps I need to take?
Write Evaluation Exam - Complete
Qualifying Exam Part 1 and 2 - Identify which way you qualify (see What
Qualifications do I need?) - Gather all your documents and certificates
- Submit your application
For more information, contact:
Dr Kenneth Brown, Registrar
College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Manitoba
494 St. James Street, Suite
1410
Winnipeg MB R3G 3J4
Tel: (204) 774-4344
Fax: (204) 774-0750
http://www.umanitoba.ca/colleges/cps