Locations Jobs are updated within 60 days, and every posting leads to a direct employer. Non-North American trained physicians are then required to write and pass the Evaluation Examination prior to attempting Part I and Part II of the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination. The Evaluation Examination is a prerequisite for non-North American trained physicians prior to writing the Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination. It is also a prerequisite for Foreign trained physicians wishing to gain entry into further education programs in Canada. The exam is offered 2 times a year in March and September, and is available in both English and French and is designed to evaluate the candidates knowledge of the principle fields of medicine.
Testing is available in Canada in Vancouver, Saskatoon, Toronto, Montreal and Halifax.
For more information please visit the Medical Council of Canada . Part I is divided into 4 seperate tests. The first 3 tests are multiple-choice and candidates are given 3.5 hours for each paper. The fourth test is a short-menu, and short answer examination, and candidates are given 4 hours to complete it. This examination can only be written in Canada.