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No worries, best of luck :)

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Great brother❤

Glad it was helpful!

Yeah I completely agree, things are too far gone to expect any meaningful change at that point

I think so. Don’t get me wrong doctors love money too. But it’s just the other things that are associated with money aren’t there (suits, watches, bonuses, corporate dinners, paid for meals, paid for travel, stock compensation, equity etc etc etc.) if you looked at where we work its down bad. You’re likely also not going to meet a business connection or network that could change your life monetarily. The question of going abroad depends on what specialty you want to match back into. Specialties outside IM+primary care very difficult to match into if you go abroad so choose wisely. But yes lol according to my dad he said go get that degree asap so you can start earning asap. Take that as you will

@ thanks really appreciate the insight!

There may be more urban seats, but most urban spots are actually filled by Canadian medical graduates (CMGs) and IMGs take up more of the rural spots because they may be less desirable. This is just from what I’ve noticed. Like 99% of my classmates who matched, matched to a rural stream rather than urban

@@abdulrsyed oh i see and abdul i really dont want to sound like a smart ass cuz the truth is i really appreciate the content that you make and there is a lot of value in it, but the following im gonna paste is right from the carms website For the R-1 Match, most Canadian medical schools have positions designated for IMG applicants in the first iteration; however, there is no guarantee that all available positions will be filled. In Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia, there is a rigorous screening process for IMGs. In Quebec, both IMGs and Canadian medical graduates (CMGs) compete for the same training positions. In the second iteration, most vacancies become competitive. That is, both IMGs and CMGs compete for the same available positions, except for Ontario, Manitoba and Alberta. Ontario, Manitoba and Alberta programs will keep both IMG and CMG streams separate in second iteration, as it is in first iteration. Once again, there are no guarantees that all available positions will be filled.

@ hey abdul i hate to sound like a smart ass because the truth is i really appreciate your content and i believe there is a lot to gain from it. But the following im gonna paste is right from the carms website . But to summarize only quebec has cmg and img mixed seats and in some provinces it becomes mixed only in the 2nd iteration For the R-1 Match, most Canadian medical schools have positions designated for IMG applicants in the first iteration; however, there is no guarantee that all available positions will be filled. In Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia, there is a rigorous screening process for IMGs. In Quebec, both IMGs and Canadian medical graduates (CMGs) compete for the same training positions. In the second iteration, most vacancies become competitive. That is, both IMGs and CMGs compete for the same available positions, except for Ontario, Manitoba and Alberta. Ontario, Manitoba and Alberta programs will keep both IMG and CMG streams separate in second iteration, as it is in first iteration. Once again, there are no guarantees that all available positions will be filled.

Oh I didn’t know this, I just checked their site. You must have lived in Alberta for 24 months it looks like. But you can still be a part of AIMG and use their webinars/resources even if you’re out of province

MCCQE + NAC OSCE + FMproc (if applying to FM residency)

@@abdulrsyedHow about neurology residency . Is it img friendly specifically¿

Thanks brother 🙏🏽 inshAllah you will be successful with your applications as well !

Definitely requires an unlimited amount of courage. And there’s no substitute for it!

Bless you escaped

Left and never been so happy so fulfilled. It actually matters who your support system is.

@ I’m glad you made the right choice for yourself, it would’ve been bad otherwise

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same lmao 😂

Lmaoo, don’t worry I’m making another vid as to why medicine is worth it

Do soon brother ​@@abdulrsyed

Glad you think so!

Thank you!!

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Hhahahahaha I’m fkn dead man, thank you!

Thank you!!

Haha, I hope you enjoyed the election! 🦅🇺🇸

Hahaha thank you for staying!! glad you liked it

Best of luck!!

Love that

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Is she on YT or TikTok? But yeah that is pretty wild too

That’s true he’s in a different phase of his life!

Thank you!! InshAllah I will

Thank you!

@@abdulrsyed make more videos like this

Fr man

This probably is the most accurate statement. Thanks for the pointers.

@medjetaviation best of luck!

It’s called family medicine notes!! It gives great advice. Basically everything you need to know as a doctor

Yeah man probably my biggest mistakes. It always seemed too daunting but even a little bit or even if you do it for a single topic you can do soo much better. And you’re able to answer questions verbally

Thank you!!

God, family, blood sweat and tears. Honestly lool. It takes an insane amount of work and some prayer

Thank you Wajeeha :)

Ameeen, thank you!

Thanks!!

No problem! Best of luci

Thank you for the idea I’ll definitely work on something!

Thank you! Cheers!