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Check this new listing out on www.MedsHousing.com Listing #27455 "Ground floor, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath and a finished basement office and guestroom. 10 minute walk from Glen hospital and metro. Quiet residential street, 2 minutes from groceries, bike path and other amenities. Available from late December to early April, dates somewhat negotiable." www.MedsHousing.com is an independent accommodation listing service dedicated to the housing needs of Fellows, Residents, Medical Students and health care trainees. Seeking to reduce the housing
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Wondering if anyone has done or heard anything about ICU electives at St.Paul's? I'm looking to do it in my 4th year elective and just wondering what people thought about the rotation
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I'm wondering if anyone had any advice to give or information on potentially transferring between Canadian medical schools for clerkship. To my understanding, some schools accept full transfers into their program starting in 3rd year (for 4 year programs) and others, while not allowing full transfers, will allow students to do core clinical rotations at their centre during their clerkship (so they still get their degree from their initial institution). I ask because I'm getting married this coming summer and I would like to be closer to my spouse who is fixed in Montreal. Ideally I'd like to b
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New Listing in Kelowna for the month of December 2017\ www.MedsHousing.com Listing # 0020509 "Three bedroom, two bathroom upper floor of a house for sublet for the month of December in Kelowna. 20 minute drive to the hospital. Fully furnished, includes utilities, laundry, heat and internet. I would prefer to rent out the whole house, but I am open to renting out individual rooms and for a shorter period of time."
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Room for rent McMaster short term suitable for electives. find it on www.MedsHousing.com Ideal for first year medical students starting at Mac and going to regional campus or staying at Mac full time. Also ideal for medical students or residents completing an elective at MUMC. Previous experience with all types of renters Bedroom available in a two story home on a quiet street in Westdale. Utilities and wi fi included. Laundry on site. Driveway parking. Walk, bike or bus to Mac. Grocery store up the street. Tenant has own bathroom. Common areas sh -
www.MedsHousing.com accommodation listings suitable for all your housing needs from admission to fellowship, with or without children Find your place *as seen in* CFMS annual "Review" and UofT PGME orientation handbook *if you know great landlords,have them list their properties on the platform and do them a favour, post a review.*
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Hi everyone! I was just wondering if theres any time off between clerkship and residency? If not typically, is there a way to take time off between the two in order to gain some life experiences (travel, volunteering etc)? -
Live in Danforth Village (Downtown Toronto) 2 Rooms available Great location for electives www.MedsHousing.com Listing ID #0011014 Toronto-Short term! -5 mins walk to subway-Clean furnished room 104 Coleman Avenue, Toronto, ON, Canada Posted on November 14, 2016 We are a respectable Singapore family and have successfully raised and nurtured 3 grown-up boys, two currently in final year top Canada Medical Schools (UoT and UBC) and one is a professional Actuary. Our three boys are not living with us and thus we have decided to share our spacious home with international stu -
Hamilton Elective? Stay with two *surgical residents* Listing #0004849 www.MedsHousing.com Available October 1st: One room available in a lovely and updated home (built in 2007) located directly behind St. Joseph’s (Charleton Campus). It is ideal for medical students or residents. The house has all amenities (parking, dishwasher, Nespresso, washer/dryer, air conditioning, outdoor space, and security system) and is located within 10min of all Hamilton hospitals. ***The house will be shared with two current surgical residents at McMaster.*** Short term p
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Ottawa elective? stay here. www.MedsHousing.com Listing#0009492 Very nice fully furnished apt available for sublet (includes everything you need); $900/month 15 min walk to TOH Civic campus near shopping/groceries/ public transportation/parks/ outdoor skating; 15-20 minutes to downtown (parliament). I will be spending 2 months in Nunavut and looking for someone to sublet while I am gone; available Feb and March 2017 (dates flexible); pets welcome; furnished; utilities included; there are 2 bedrooms, but I will be using one room to s
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CALGARY-ELECTIVE rooms for rent -5Min-WALK Foothills Hospital (FMC), 20Min-WALK to University of Calgary www.MedsHousing.com Listing ID #0003770 Testimonial: apoorvatron says September 25, 2016 at 9:22 pm "I stayed here for a month and it was great! The hosts were really gracious and helpful, the space was clean, private, comfortable, and had everything I needed. It really is so close to Foothills, which is useful. Would 100% recommend!!" MedsHousing.com is a platform dedicated to the academic medical trainee. Landlords with appropriate properties near hosp
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***Electives in London Ontario?*** 2 accommodation opportunities just listed www.MedsHousing.com 600 Hyde Park Road, London, ON, Canada Listing ID #0009359 private room and bath in townhouse with parking ******************************************************** 826 Sprucewood Drive, London, ON, Canada *this accommodation includes 2 meals per day* Listing ID #0009365 professional homestay provider MedsHousing.com is a platform dedicated to the academic trainee housing needs ....the more you support it the better it can be! ****Follow us on**** Instagram Facebook Twitter
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Hi everyone, I was thinking about whether or not I should be moving out from the west-island for Med3 &4. Could someone tell me how are the schedules during clerkship years? I know it all depends on the specialty and all, but generally, do you expect to be on call for some rotations? Are there scenarios where you would finish after midnight or start during the night? Also, in med4, how many weeks/months a general student would go out of Montreal to do some electives elsewhere? If it helps, I am trying to go towards internal medicine.
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I'm hoping to get some advice on how the McGill and Ottawa programs compare. I've already made my decision about which city I'd prefer to live in, how the costs compare etc., but I would really appreciate the inside scoop on the programs themselves. I've heard through some students that Ottawa is extremely supportive, even through clerkship no matter what issues arise, and that McGill might not make as many allowances. I've also heard that the over-worked healthcare system in Quebec has a trickle-down effect leading to med students being expected to do a lot more (take on more patients, learn
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Toronto-June1-Sept 30, 2016 Downtown condo on hospital corridor 55 Centre Avenue, Toronto, ON, Canada Posted on May 9, 2016 www.MEDShousing.com Listing ID #0007443 https://medshousing.com/properties/downtown-condo-on-hospital-corridor/ This is a great opportunity if you are doing a short term elective or summer rotation in Toronto. Junior one-bedroom condo in secure building minutes from St. Patrick and Dundas subway stations. Toronto General, Princess Margaret, Mt. Sinai, Women’s College, The Hospital for Sick Children, Peter Munk Cardiac Centre all within max. 10 min walkin
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TORONTO-SEEKING ROOMMATE! Doing my clerkship and have an extra room. House in Kensington Market STEPS FROM Toronto Western Hospital 64 Wales Avenue, Toronto, ON, Canada www.MEDShousing.com Listing ID #0007100 Roommate wanted to occupy the third bedroom in a semi-detached home in Kensington Market. The house is quite literally steps away from Toronto Western Hospital, as well as the UHN shuttle, which connects TWH to the other UHN sites (shuttle runs 6AM-8PM every 15 minutes on weekdays). The house is well connected to the Dundas and Bathurst streetcars. With all that Kens
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Trying to be realistic here in creating a budget for 4th year. I've heard horror stories of people travelling all over the country spending tens of thousands of dollars, but also of people who stayed home the whole time and spent nothing. So, I'm aware that there is huge variability depending on where you choose to do your electives, combined with the length of your CaRMS tour, but I was wondering if any residents or current 4th years can shed some light on the costs associated with their last year? Do the extra costs (electives/CaRMS) make that much of a difference when compared to your bud
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TORONTO-SUNNYBROOK-Shared accommodation-Furnished One Bedroom in Large 2 Bedroom flat – minutes to Sunnybrook hospital 1632 Bayview Avenue, Toronto, ON, Canada Posted on April 3, 2016 Listing ID #0006526 https://medshousing.com/properties/furnished-one-bedroom-in-large-2-bedroom-flat-minutes-to-sunnybrook-hospital/ I have a great two bedroom flat on bayview avenue between Eglinton and Davisville – minutes from Sunnybrook hospital. The room has bed, dresser, night stand and large closet. The apartment has air conditioning, large living space and a washer. There is parking availabl
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Hello, I am wondering what lifestyle looks like for family medicine students through medical school and residency. Up until recently, I thought the 80-hour/week, nights-on-call lifestyle was during residency only and that clerkship (3rd and 4th year) consisted of more "normal" hours hahah! I now realize this is a misconception and it sounds like at most Canadian med schools, 80 hours a week and night shifts start in 3rd year. Does this mean 4 years of sleep deprivation and excessive hours even for students going into family medicine? More people seem to be choosing the FM route because they
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Hello! I was wondering if anybody has ever done the Basic Cancer Research and/or Translational Cancer Research elective at McGill that is advertised on the AFMC Student Portal. If so, how did you find it and would you recommend it? Can this elective be done for just 2 weeks? Based on my research experience, 2 weeks is absolutely nothing. Is it worth doing? Thanks!
