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The Provisional Family Practice Limited Class is for physicians who do not meet the requirements of Full Practising Class registration. Physicians in this class may practise medicine with limits and conditions at a geographic location approved by the Minister of Health.
Registrants in this class must commit to working towards achieving the requirements for Full Practising Class registration within five years of the date that provisional registration is issued.
Before applying, please note:
1. Ensure all documents are submitted to and source verified by PhysicansApply.ca Document sharing must be enabled for CPSM and the documents include:
2. Ensure there is an employment/sponsorship opportunity at Manitoba HealthCare Providers Network.
3. Complete an Application (AMR) through Physiciansapply.ca. AMR fees from the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) and CPSM documentation fee will be required at that time. Please note fees are non-refundable.
CPSM receives your application directly from the MCC and will review the application to ensure requirements are met. You will be contacted with regards to outstanding/further documentation (including, but not limited to, balance of documentation fee, references, evidence of good standing, satisfactory criminal record and abuse checks, etc).
4. Once your practice location is approved, the practice start date is confirmed, and all documentation is complete, a certificate of practice (licence) and a certificate of registration will be issued.
Documentation includes the required fees, practice undertaking, professional liability insurance and identification (i.e. Canadian Passport or Passport and one of the following: work permit, Permanent Resident Status or Canadian Citizenship).
5. You will be required to attend a virtual group orientation.
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The Provisional Specialty Practice Limited Class is for physicians who do not meet the requirements of Full Practising Class registration. Physicians in this class may practise medicine with limits and conditions at a geographic location approved by the Minister of Health.
Registrants in this class must commit to working towards achieving the requirements for Full Practising Class registration within five years of the date that provisional registration is issued.
You must meet the following eligibility criteria to apply:
Successfully completed a specialty postgraduate training program in Canada
Successfully completed a specialty postgraduate training program in an approved jurisdiction recognized by the RCPSC
Before applying, please note:
1. Ensure all documents are submitted to and source verified by PhysicansApply.ca if medical school and/or postgraduate training was taken outside Canada or the U.S. Document sharing must be enabled for CPSM and include:
2. Ensure there is an employment/sponsorship opportunity in your specialty at Manitoba HealthCare Providers Network.
3. Complete an Application (AMR) through Physiciansapply.ca. AMR fees from the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) and CPSM documentation fee will be required at that time. Please note fees are non-refundable.
CPSM receives your application directly from the MCC and will review the application to ensure the requirements are met. You will be contacted with regards to outstanding/further documentation, documentation (including, but not limited to, balance of documentation fee, references, evidence of good standing, satisfactory criminal record and abuse checks, etc).
4. Once your practice location is approved, the practice start date is confirmed, and all documentation is complete, a certificate of practice (licence) and a certificate of registration will be issued.
Documentation includes the required fees, practice undertaking, professional liability insurance and identification (i.e. Canadian Passport or Passport and one of the following: work permit, Permanent Resident Status or Canadian Citizenship).
5. You will be required to attend a virtual group orientation.
The process to apply as a Regulated Member – Provisional – Academic – Post-Certification Trainee is initiated through the Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME) office at the University of Manitoba Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, Max Rady College of Medicine.
To learn more, contact the PGME office.
Once CPSM receives a referral letter from PGME, you will be contacted directly with further instructions.
Contact CPSM directly at 204-774-4344 or by email to learn more about the process to apply for Regulated Member – Provisional – Academic – Visiting Professor.
The process to apply is initiated through the Department of Academic Affairs at the University of Manitoba Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, Max Rady College of Medicine. CPSM will receive a letter of approval from the Senate of the University of Manitoba.
To learn more, contact the email the Academic Office here.
The purpose of the MPAP is to provide an alternate route to Full (Practising) Class Registration. MPAP is administered by the Clinician Assessment Programs through the Max Rady College of Medicine in the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Manitoba.
You must meet the following eligibility criteria to apply:
1. Request an application from registration@cpsm.mb.ca for referral to MPAP once the above requirements are met.
NOTE: Candidates applying for MPAP must submit their application to CPSM for referral to MPAP no later than 30 months before the expiry of their provisional registration (see requirements here).
2. Before a referral can be made, you must submit the following documents:
3. If eligibility for MPAP is determined, a referral will be made to the Clinical Assessment Program.
4. MPAP outcomes are reported to CPSM by the University of Manitoba. There are three possible outcomes of an MPAP assessment: