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University of Saskatchewan – Family Medicine – Prince Albert

Médecine familiale

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Dr. Sheila Smith

Directeur(trice) du programme

Heidi Brown

Program Administrative Assistant
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Faits saillants

  1. Lots of hands-on experience and procedures
  2. Excellent Obstetrics experience over the two years
  3. Strong rural focus in program — doing a total of 30 weeks of training in rural sites over the two years
  4. Fewer learners (Royal College) in PA with lots of one-on-one teaching from preceptors
  5. Longitudinal ER experience throughout the two years
  6. Friendly and collegial environment for residents, preceptors, and allied health professionals
  7. Great exposure to Addictions Medicine, Indigenous Health, and vulnerable populations.
  8. PA is the gateway to the north — close to the lakes and forests with year-round outdoor activities
  9. Big city shopping and amenities but small-town living
  10. Excellent support from Site Director and Site Administrator
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Renseignements généraux

Our mission is to create, teach, and develop the knowledge, skills, and attitudes specific to the discipline of Family Medicine. We will work to optimize health by demonstrating excellence and innovation in service, education, and scholarly activity. We will provide university, hospital, and community-based education consistent with the principles of Family Medicine. We will focus our efforts on working with communities in response to their health needs.

 

  • Residents are provided 20 vacation days per year
  • NRP is provided by the program
  • There is ample opportunity to teach medical students
  • Very competitive resident salaries
  • CMPA insurance is paid by the University of Saskatchewan
  • Annual Resident Retreat
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Informations sur les salaires

Post graduate salaries and benefits differ by province and are determined by two things: your training year, and the province you work in. See below the salaries and benefits for University of Saskatchewan - Family Medicine - Prince Albert.
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Explorer le lieu

Sun setting over the waterfront with trees in the foreground
Prince Albert
Prince Albert is the third-largest city in Saskatchewan, Canada, after Saskatoon and Regina. It is situated near the centre of the province on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River.

Expérience des résidents

Current resident
PGY-1
À votre avis, quels sont les points forts de votre programme?
Lots of hands on opportunities & procedures, 1:1 with preceptors, and opportunities for independence.
Treated as a valued team member amongst colleagues with a tight knit group of co-residents.
Very close and supportive. There’s always some social events planned amongst co-residents, and amazing administration that we see daily and get to know personally.
Socialize with partner and friends, exercise/jogging
Encouraging time off, social events amongst residents and supportive administration for when issues/concerns arise.
Growing in confidence and comfort as a healthcare provider.

Foire aux questions

Each resident is required to complete a scholarly project during the two-year residency. Residents are supported by faculty and staff of the Research Division to complete this work. The project must be presented by residents at the annual Resident Scholarship Day and a manuscript must be submitted. All residents are required to complete scholarly academic modules and will have protected time to complete these activities.

Quality improvement and reflection on one’s own practice are important components of the practice of Family Medicine and there is increasing emphasis on this activity. All residents are required to participate in a practice assessment, as set out by their training site.

 

Planning for academic sessions is coordinated across all sites of the program. An Evidence Based Medicine course and a Scholarship Skills course are mandatory for the first year. Physician Management courses and ethics courses are provided. Written and Simulated Office Oral Exam preparation is provided.