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Navigating Canadian Medical Licensure Pathways: Eligibility, Career Planning & Portfolio Development for ITPs and IMGs

Dates: September 15th & September 22nd, 2026
Time: 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm EST
Format: 2 live interactive classes
Length: 90 minutes per class
Cost: $219 + HST

This two-part course is designed to help participants understand their available pathways and develop a practical strategy for moving forward. Class 1 focuses on exploring options and eligibility, while Class 2 focuses on career planning, portfolio development, and building a competitive application.

Class 1

Understanding Your Options - Pathways, Eligibility & Career Opportunities

  • Residency

  • Practice Ready Assessment (PRA)

  • Practice Eligibility Route (PER)

  • Clinical Fellowships

  • Licensed Clinical Assistant roles

  • Alternative and related healthcare career options

  • Eligibility requirements and key considerations for each pathway

  • Factors to consider when determining which pathways may align with your background and goals

Class 2

Building Your Career Action Plan - Strategy, Portfolio Development & Competitiveness

  • Developing your action plan

  • Understanding CanMEDS framework

  • Identifying experiences that strengthen applications

  • Portfolio development and documentation

  • Key tips and insights

Course Participant Feedback

Ranika was a really great person for me during the CaRMS process. Before working with her, I did not know much about how CaRMS works or how to write personal letters. She explained the whole process step by step and made everything much clearer for me.

Her group class was amazing. It was 6 perfect sessions, very well organized and clearly classified. Each session had a clear structure and specific goals, which made the learning process easy to follow.

With her guidance, I was able to write my personal letters properly and also build and organize my CV in a strong way. She was very supportive, patient, and always willing to answer my questions. Because of her help, I felt much more confident in my application. I am truly grateful for her support and guidance during this important time.

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