How to Become a GP| Family Physician In Canada.

in this video, i talk about The Practice-Ready Assessment (PRA) program which is a process that evaluates the readiness of internationally trained healthcare professionals to practice in Canada. It ensures that these professionals meet the necessary standards and qualifications required to provide safe and effective care in the Canadian healthcare system. PRA programs vary by province or territory and involve assessments, evaluations, and supervised practice. Successful completion of a PRA program is often a requirement for obtaining licensure or registration to practice in a specific province or territory. The program helps bridge any gaps in training and experience between international qualifications and Canadian standards, ensuring that healthcare professionals are prepared to contribute to the healthcare workforce in their chosen field

British Columbia:
Practice Ready Assessment BC: https://practice-ready.ca/

Alberta:
Alberta International Medical Graduate Program (AIMG): https://www.albertadoctors.org/servic...

Saskatchewan:
Saskatchewan International Physician Practice Assessment (SIPPA): http://www.sasksippa.org/

Manitoba:
Manitoba Practice-Ready Assessment Program (MPRAP): http://www.mprap.ca/

Ontario:
Ontario IMG Assessment Program (OIMGAP): https://www.cpso.on.ca/apply-for-regi...

Quebec:
Centre d'évaluation du rendement des professionnels immigrants (CERPI): https://www.mcgill.ca/cerpi/

New Brunswick:
New Brunswick Practice Ready Assessment Program (NBPRA): https://www.nbpmet.ca/

Nova Scotia:
Practice Ready Assessment Nova Scotia (PRANS): https://prans.ca/

Prince Edward Island:
PEI Practice Ready Assessment Program (PEI-PRAP): https://www.peimmg.ca/

Newfoundland and Labrador:
IMG Assessment Program: http://www.nlma.nl.ca/img_assessment_...