Rural Ontario Medical Program

Recognizes a preceptor or coordinator who is tireless in his/her dedication to improving and ensuring the future of health services in Ontario's rural and urban communities.

AWARDS & NOMINATIONS

Larkin Health Professional Education Award

Resident Leadership Award

Preceptor and Coordinator Awards

CaRMS

The Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS) corporation provides:

Graduating medical clerks with an electronic application service
Matches for entry into postgraduate medical training.
A First and Second Iteration Match
R3 Match

**The first match occurs for graduating students and the second includes independent applicants who are former graduates of Canadian medical schools, U.S students, and graduates of international medical schools.

Students are interviewed prior to matching. The Rural Ontario Medical Program attends some CARMS interviews to provide students with information. Multi-Specialty (one month) and Family Medicine Residency (one month) electives are funded and arranged (preceptor match and hospital privileges) by ROMP.

For more information on the process or to apply, please visit the CaRMS Website.