The program was established in 2006 to provide medical care in small northern Ontario communities facing a physician shortage and expose DFCM residents to the exciting and rewarding work available in northern Ontario.
The Advances in Labour and Risk Management course is a two-day course that offers case-based plenary sessions, hands-on workshop and comprehensive examination process.
This program aims to provide family medicine residents with formal teaching preparation to ensure a high-quality learning environment for our students, and to promote personal growth for our resident teachers.
The I3P Leadership Program offers leadership skills to selected family medicine residents in an innovative longitudinal integration of family medicine residency training combined with a Master’s of Science in System Leadership and Innovation (MScSLI).