Hi, I'm in the same situation. On the OCI Status Enquiry, it says that my OCI was received in Ottawa on 13th Aug, but on BLS tracking it still says 'under process'. How long did it take for you to receive your OCI?
Thanks!
Hi akhilt_02,
Here is the NOC profile for 3111 from the official National Occupational Classification database: https://noc.esdc.gc.ca/Structure/NocProfile?objectid=NOIYGQtJGl1yAyxcroMuKd%2FFPsH2YbxP%2Fqix0WP2fBXqKRr%2F1a53CN42GxAeb%2B8i
3111 – Specialist physicians
Specialists in clinical...
Maybe you have this figured out already, but just in case, here is your answer.
For physicians you need to get your MBBS assessed through the MCC. You can also get your MD assessed too.
As a pathology resident, you will be in the NOC category 3112 and your job title will be 'physician...
As others have already mentioned, it is very challenging for a person with a medical degree from other countries (except the US and a few other countries - http://www.royalcollege.ca/rcsite/credentials-exams/assessment-international-medical-graduates-e#jur) to be successful here in Canada.
Yet...
Hi CanDok,
Just saw your question. ECA should be obtained from physiciansapply.ca. This is both for IRCC and for when you eventually wish to apply for a medical residency position or go for practice-ready assessment at any of the Canadian provinces.
Hello Narayan,
The National Occupational Classification 2016 has post-doctoral research fellow listed in 4011.
http://noc.esdc.gc.ca/English/noc/ViewAllTitlesQuickSearch.aspx?val=4&val1=4011&ver=16&val65=postdoc
However please make sure that your duties match the description for the postdoc...
He would be eligible for an employer-specific work permit. A Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) would also have to be obtained before submitting the work permit application.
I think he would be eligible for express entry as soon as he gets a position with practice ready assessment. So he...
Thank you jes_On, Janaki, and vsoftco!
Although I did my research at a company (in Vancouver), I was employed by Queen's University and was funded through the NSERC Engage program.
jes_On, the link you sent was for work permit. I wonder if the same would apply for permanent residence. I...
Thank you Janaki, and rd160309!
I have written to Employment and Social Development Canada. They got back to me earlier and helped me select the 2121 code for my current job. So let me see what they say this time. I will keep you posted.
I am a medical doctor with a PhD in Biomedical...
I have 6 months as a postdoctoral fellow and 6 months as a research scientist (in a company). So I do qualify with 1 year of Canadian experience.
I did not teach or perform most of the duties as on the job description of 4011. I wonder why NOC included postdoctoral fellows. I'm sure many...
I have an ITA finally and qualify under CEC.
I did a postdoc for 6 months last year (I was supervised by a professor from Queen's university but did my research at a company). I have listed this position on my work experience.
NOC 4011 seems inappropriate as I did not teach or supervise any...
I agree that this may not count as work experience.
However in order to fill in the work and personal history:
1) If I say that this work was done and I did not have a permit, my application could be canceled, right?. I was allowed to work legally (had a valid student permit and had applied...
Last year, there were 334 positions exclusively for International medical graduates (those who have their MD degree from another country; could also be Canadian citizens, who have done their MD elsewhere, e.g. Carribean). Of these 179 were Family Medicine openings and 155 were different...
So if this is on your work experience in your permanent residence application, what did you enter on the valid work permit field?
Also, did you submit a work experience letter for the work done from the end of your PhD (when you had not received your work permit yet)?