u/HappinyOnSteroids

Canadian/Australian dual citizen. 10 years experience as a doctor. FM qualified but a decent amount of EM experience also (but no EM fellowship).

Looking at taking my young child back to Canada for a year or two, maybe in 2028. Wondering what sort of locations would be hiring (metro/regional/rural)? How quickly would my books fill up? What's the approximate annual gross salary?

Looking at BC/ON at the moment. Thanks in advance 😊

Canadian/Australian dual citizen. 10 years experience as a doctor. FM qualified but a decent amount of EM experience also (but no EM fellowship).

Looking at taking my young child back to Canada for a year or two, maybe in 2028. Wondering what sort of locations would be hiring (metro/regional/rural)? How quickly would my books fill up? What's the approximate annual gross salary?

Looking at BC/ON at the moment. Thanks in advance 😊

Hi all. Canadian citizen living abroad. Child (2 yo) has never been to Canada. Sent an application to the consulate last year and they acknowledged receipt of application and forwarded it to Canada for processing, but I never heard back. It's been 12+ months since.

Should I reapply? Or wait until I take my child back to Canada? Has anyone else been through this before? TIA.

RG registrar here (RACGP) thinking of undertaking pain medicine training, but the regional area I’m living in isn’t accredited for the ANZCA FPM training program (relocation not a realistic option currently).

Would love to do this, but if not possible, how did you guys get around to getting trained up?

Finishing up a lease and moving (bought a place).

Property manager wants me to power wash the exterior of the house at my expense. Said it was 'professionally cleaned' when I first moved in.

Always lived in apartments up until now, so not sure if I'm being taken for a ride or not? Advice appreciated. Ta.

While on my 1 AM chicken nugget binge, an idea for an app was revealed to me in my fellowship exam studying delirium.

I am essentially looking for an antenatal screening tool, where women (or clinicians) can tick a series of questions, including age, parity, obstetric history, medical history, current medications, height/weight/BMI, ethnicity, vaccination status...

With the output being an automatically generated timeline/checklist of the recommended bloods/imaging/supplements/immunisations/appointments for that particular woman during that particular pregnancy?

And yes...I realize a good GP can do this in their sleep from memory...but I am not a good GP.

Is anyone aware of such a resource being out there already?