Organization
Part 2 of the International Medical Pathways Series by TebZone. Following our course on UK and Ireland pathways, this recorded course explores licensing, visa routes, and career-building strategies for doctors aiming to practice in North America.
This recorded course brings together physicians currently practicing or training in the United States and Canada to share real-world insights on building a successful medical career in North America.
Attendees will gain practical guidance on licensing requirements, visa considerations, fellowship and residency routes, academic opportunities, and career development strategies.

Advanced Heart Failure & Transplant Cardiologist, Baptist Memorial Hospital, USA. Director of Cardiopulmonary Transplant ICU.
USA Pathway
Family Medicine Resident in Ontario, Canada, with experience in primary care and community-based healthcare.
Canada Pathway
Research Scholar in Cardiac Electrophysiology, Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation, focusing on cardiac electrophysiology and genetic cardiomyopathies.
Research Route
Consultant of Internal Medicine & Nephrology, Nova Scotia, Canada. Clinical Instructor, Dalhousie University.
Consultant Route
Pediatric Cardiology Fellow, Saint Louis University, USA. Incoming Pediatric Cardiac ICU Fellow, Stanford University.
Fellowship Route
Assistant Professor of Medicine, The Ohio State University. Oncology Hospitalist, The James Cancer Center, Ohio, USA.
Academic Career
Canadian Pediatrician. Discussing pathways for specialists and consultants, including PER, academic, and fellowship routes.
Specialist Pathway
Family Physician & Hospitalist in Nova Scotia. Consultant Family Medicine in Qatar.
Family Medicine RouteIf you are considering medical practice in the US or Canada, this recorded course offers practical, experience-based guidance from doctors who have already navigated the journey.
This course includes 1 modules, 1 lessons, and 2:00 hours of materials.
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