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school interviewing at: UBC specialty: Family medicine current interview date: Jan 25th 0915-1220 date would like to switch to: Feb 1 or Jan 24th 1300-1605 in that order any additional notes: Thank you for your help!!!

a standard consult is $157, if you admit the patient you add 30%, and since you admit like 90-100% of the patients you see, therefore it turns into $204.10. if you see a patient between 5pm-11:59pm you add $60 per patient seen, therefore a consult+admission is $264.10 if you see a patient between midnight and 7am you add $100 per patient seen, therefore a consult+admission is $304.10 If your call involves covering the hospital ward in any capacity, seeing/assessing an admitted patient can be anywhere from $38 or $79, depending on how extensively you assess the patient. If you d

Poor grades in Cégep only mean one thing. A direct path to Med from Cegep is out of the question. You can take a University program at UdeM, Concordia, McGill for a bachelors where you have an interest, Will work hard and smart, treat your studies professionally, be motivated, key your eye on the prize and you will achieve your goal. There is no rush, you need to mature, to develop strong time and stress management skills, along with good and effective study habits to attain competitive grades. Better to do poorly in Cegep than in university!

*=CaRMS Status Update Anatomical Pathology: Laval (Dec 4), UofT (Dec 5), UBC (Dec 9), Memorial (Dec 10), Queens (Dec 13 IMG), Dalhousie (Dec 11), McMaster (Dec 16 IMG) Anesthesiology: Manitoba (Dec 6), NOSM (Dec 9), UBC (Dec 11), Ottawa (Dec 12), Dalhousie (Dec 13), Queen's (Dec 14), Calgary (Dec 16*), USask (Dec 17), Alberta (Dec 17*), Western (Dec 17*), Memorial (Dec 18), McMaster (Dec 18) Cardiac Surgery: Dermatology: Alberta (Dec 4), Ottawa (Dec 16) Diagnostic Radiology: Saskatoon (Nov 28), UBC (Nov 29), MUN (Dec 4), Calgary (Dec 6) Emergency Medicine: Q

If you are in BC- I took the course at Langara! It was offered online and only costed approx $250 The reason you would need to be in BC, however, is because the final exam is in-person.

TIME STAMP: December 12, 2019 (11:26pm PT)Interview Invite or Regrets: InviteEarly or Regular Deadline: RegularGPA or AGPA (if applicable): 86.04(AGPA) --> (AQ of 24 last year)MCAT (CPBS / CARS / BBFL / PSBB): 509 (125/130/126/128) Current Degree (UG/Bachelors/Masters/PhD): BHK 2017 Geography (IP/OOP): IPExtracurricular Activities (NAQ 36 last year): Employment: kayak guide, odd jobs (firewood/gardening), office, ski patrol, respite care, paramedic, first aid attendant... volunteer: youth volleyball coach, VGH renal unit, VASS ski instructor, international volunteer (kinesiologist), m

I think key to doing well is choosing a subject you’re interested in

I have never gotten around to writing my “story” but if you read my very old posts you will probably piece it together. I am in my last six months of residency (as a subspecialist) of my life and am thrilled that I stuck things out for 5 (non consecutive) application cycles. I am going to do with my life what I literally have always wanted to do—provide medical and psychiatric care for people with developmental disabilities and mental health across the lifespan—I just didn’t know it was a thing when I was very young. I just knew by having and living with a sibling with significant sp

Result: Waitlisted (EDIT: Accepted off waitlist to Hamilton campus on June 13th) Time-stamp: May 14th, 7:53 am cGPA: 3.99 CARS: 128 CASPer: Doesn't matter anymore MMI: Nobody knows, felt like a mixed bag of great and super awkward. Year: Final year UG Geography: IP