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New Member Orientation Part 4: Alternative Career Pathways

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January 30, 2024
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm MST

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This session will provide an overview of alternative careers pathway and inform you of our Career Transition Program. There will also be a basic guide on job search within the Canadian context.
It is open to current members who may need a refresher on certain aspects of our programs and services.

To register:
Step 1: Confirm your seat below to register via the website.

Step 2: The Zoom link will be included in your registration confirmation that is sent to you by email. Our program administrators also email the link to you.

Step 3: When joining via the Zoom link, please ensure to indicate your first and last name in order to be let into the session. If you cannot be identified, you will not be let in. Also, if joining late (15 minutes or more), you may not be let in as these sessions are only 1 hour in length.

Rossalia (rossalia@aimga.ca) will be leading this session.

For questions and/or registration support please call us at 403-520-7730 or email Melat at melat@aimga.ca and/or Toju at toju@aimga.ca. We look forward to serving you.

 

Bookings

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Currently 68 of 100 spaces have been booked for this program.

Only active members can make bookings for this program!
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Online bookings are not currently available.

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NAC-OSCE Exam Preparation Course – Tuesday Afternoons (1PM-4PM MST)

Date / Time
January 30, 2024 - April 16, 2024
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm MST

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The Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) Study Group assists Internationally Trained Physicians in preparing for the National Assessment Collaboration (NAC). The competencies and the objectives for the NAC OSCE are reviewed and the expectations of a PGY1 resident are outlined for the different case scenarios presented. The sessions focus on taking an organized history, clinical knowledge and skills, physical exam skills, the think-aloud technique, approach to the patient, ethics, professionalism, communication, and decision-making abilities.

** Proof of registration will be required to register and can be sent to Toju(toju@aimga.ca).

This study group will be facilitated by Dr. Bruce Fisher.

The online sessions will be held on Tuesdays from 1pm-4pm from January 30th-April 16th 2024.

*PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER FOR THE OTHER NAC OSCE GROUP SESSIONS IF REGISTERING FOR THIS  CLASS.

The program objectives are:

  • to understand the exam objectives, format, and assessment criteria;
  • to increase clinical knowledge, decision-making, and management across a broad range of cases through discussion on current evidence, practice, and feedback;
  • to review specific tasks such as case presentations, interpreting of results based on expected formats;
  • to enhance communication, cultural and language skills relative to patient-centered care and the Canadian context; and
  • to familiarize oneself with time frames allotted for demonstrating competencies

For questions and/or registration support please call us at 403-452-6534 or email Toju at toju@aimga.ca. We look forward to serving you.

Bookings

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Currently 25 of 24 spaces have been booked for this program.

Only active members can make bookings for this program!
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Online bookings are not currently available.

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NAC-OSCE Exam Preparation Course – Tuesday Afternoons (1PM-4PM MST)

Date/Time

January 30, 2024 - April 16, 2024
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm MST

Location

Online

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Description

Description:

The Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) Study Group assists Internationally Trained Physicians in preparing for the National Assessment Collaboration (NAC). The competencies and the objectives for the NAC OSCE are reviewed and the expectations of a PGY1 resident are outlined for the different case scenarios presented. The sessions focus on taking an organized history, clinical knowledge and skills, physical exam skills, the think-aloud technique, approach to the patient, ethics, professionalism, communication, and decision-making abilities.

** Proof of registration will be required to register and can be sent to Toju(toju@aimga.ca).

This study group will be facilitated by Dr. Bruce Fisher.

The online sessions will be held on Tuesdays from 1pm-4pm from January 30th-April 16th 2024.

*PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER FOR THE OTHER NAC OSCE GROUP SESSIONS IF REGISTERING FOR THIS  CLASS.

The program objectives are:

  • to understand the exam objectives, format, and assessment criteria;
  • to increase clinical knowledge, decision-making, and management across a broad range of cases through discussion on current evidence, practice, and feedback;
  • to review specific tasks such as case presentations, interpreting of results based on expected formats;
  • to enhance communication, cultural and language skills relative to patient-centered care and the Canadian context; and
  • to familiarize oneself with time frames allotted for demonstrating competencies

For questions and/or registration support please call us at 403-452-6534 or email Toju at toju@aimga.ca. We look forward to serving you.

Bookings

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Currently 25 of 24 spaces have been booked for this program.

Only active members can make bookings for this program!
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This program is fully booked.

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QE1 Exam Preparation Course – Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday (6:30pm-8pm MDT)

Date/Time

January 2, 2024 - January 31, 2024
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm MST

Location

Online

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The Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Exam Part 1 Study Group is facilitated by a moderator to assist IMGs to prepare for this examination. Currently, we have several moderators for the QE1 at AIMGA. These sessions are being offered online.

The MCCQE Part I is a summative examination that assesses the critical medical knowledge and clinical decision-making ability of a candidate at a level expected of a medical student who is completing his or her medical degree in Canada. The examination is based on the MCC Objectives, which are organized under the CanMEDS roles. Candidates graduating and completing the MCCQE Part I normally enter supervised practice. Aside from formal accreditation processes of the undergraduate and postgraduate education programs, the MCCQE Part I is the only national standard for medical schools across Canada and, therefore, is administered at the end of medical school.

The MCCQE Part I is a one-day, computer-based test. Candidates have four hours in the morning to complete 210 Multiple-Choice Questions and up to three and a half hours in the afternoon for the Clinical Decision-Making component, which consists of 38 cases with short-menu and short-answer write-in questions. For specialist IMGs, the QE1 requires a complete review of all areas of medicine.

AIMGA’s MCCQE1 study groups are offered throughout the year on a quarterly basis. AIMGA provides study materials through our in-person medical library and other relevant resources as a means of preparation. We also have quest speakers that contribute to specialty area topics on a quarterly basis.

Please note it is required that you register here on the website before accessing the study session.

For questions and/or registration support please call us at 403 452 6534 or email Toju at toju@aimga.ca. We look forward to serving you.

Bookings

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Currently 432 of 400 spaces have been booked for this program.

Only active members can make bookings for this program!
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This program is fully booked.

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