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Department of Family Medicine

  • Longitudinal Family Medicine experience

    Are you a Family Physician interested in becoming a preceptor?

    click here to learn more!
  • The Clinician Scholar Program (CSP) provides a salary for third year residency t

    Clinician Scholar Program (CSP)

    The Clinician Scholar Program (CSP) provides a salary for third year residency training for those interested in conducting research relevant to the discipline and practice of family medicine.

    Deadline for residents to apply: end of October of their R2 year
  • Our MSc in Family Medicine program creates leaders and increases the status of t

    Master in family medicine

    Our MSc in Family Medicine program creates leaders and increases the status of the discipline in the population, with government decision-makers and with universities.

    Deadline to apply: April 15th

  • The Family Medicine Units (FMUs)

    FMUs are devoted to creating, preserving and disseminating knowledge and skills specific to the practice of Family Medicine.

    To know more about McGill FMUs

  • CIET-PRAM at McGill

    CIET is dedicated to community-based research and its use in policy and planning. PRAM promotes participatory research and community engagement in health care.

    Click here to learn more
  • The Department of Family Medicine inaugurates its new offices

    The Department of Family Medicine inaugurates its new offices

    On October 25, 2013, the Department of Family Medicine inaugurated its new offices at 5858 Côte-des-Neiges.

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  • 6th Annual Family Medicine Student Symposium

    I choose Family Medicine - SAVE THE DATE - Saturday September 20th, 2014

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Welcome!

The McGill Family Medicine Department is home to an exceptional community of primary health care professionals, researchers, students and support staff, whose mission is to contribute to the health of the population and the sustainability of the healthcare system in Quebec as well as in Canada and internationally, by training residents, medical students and other health care professionals, promoting innovation in practice, developing research and scholarly activity, promoting curriculum innovation and education research, and engaging in international and global health activities.

 

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