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FCPS orthopaedics recognition in canada

FAISAL KARIM

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AOA,I have done FCPS orthopaedics from Pakistan and I am planning to move to Canada but I am not sure about recognition of my degree.And how to get equivalence and MOST IMPORTANTLY,WILL I GET A CHANCE TO WORK IN ORTHOPAEDICS. If anyone has some insight on that , it will be very helpful.
 

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AOA,I have done FCPS orthopaedics from Pakistan and I am planning to move to Canada but I am not sure about recognition of my degree.And how to get equivalence and MOST IMPORTANTLY,WILL I GET A CHANCE TO WORK IN ORTHOPAEDICS. If anyone has some insight on that , it will be very helpful.
You won't be able to work in orthopaedics without going through a multi-year education and residency process. This is difficult to do and if you come to Canada, you should be prepared for the possibility it may be quite difficult to work in your field.
 
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Naturgrl

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AOA,I have done FCPS orthopaedics from Pakistan and I am planning to move to Canada but I am not sure about recognition of my degree.And how to get equivalence and MOST IMPORTANTLY,WILL I GET A CHANCE TO WORK IN ORTHOPAEDICS. If anyone has some insight on that , it will be very helpful.
Chances of you working in Canada in orthopaedics is low as you need to complete residency. Have you completed an ECA from the Medical Council of Canada. If so, what is your Canadian equivalency. You need MCC to complete your assessment. Also what are your IELTS scores? You need ECA and IELTS to submit a profile.
 

FAISAL KARIM

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You won't be able to work in orthopaedics without going through a multi-year education and residency process. This is difficult to do and if you come to Canada, you should be prepared for the possibility it may be quite difficult to work in your field.
If I pass FRCS (International) orthopaedics from Uk what will be my chances then
 

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