MCGILL UNIVERSITY · CANADA
Public Health and Preventive Medicine Resident Training Program
PhD · Taught in en
At a glance
60 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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PhD
Level
- 5 yearsProgram Duration
- Exceptional training in epidemiology and biostatisticsKey Strengths
- Diverse training sites including Montreal Public Health, Quebec Public Health Institute, and moreTraining Locations
- Opportunity for English and French proficiencyLanguage Skills
McGill's Public Health and Preventive Medicine residency program aims to equip physicians with the skills and knowledge for leadership roles in population and public health, as well as academic and research settings. The program focuses on promoting well-being and improving health across populations by examining the influence of social, economic, political, and environmental factors. Graduates will be prepared to address health issues at a community level rather than solely focusing on individual illnesses.
Curriculum
Residents are trained to become leaders in public health practice in Quebec, Canada, and internationally. The program develops specialists with competencies in population health assessment, promotion, and protection; evaluation of health services planning; critical appraisal of intervention effectiveness; and health policy development. Upon completion, residents will possess a strong understanding of various scientific and management disciplines, effective communication skills, and a commitment to continuous professional development.
- Year 1-5
- Epidemiology
- Biostatistics
- Health Economics
- Social Science
- Management Studies
- Ethics
- Law
- Population Health Assessment
- Health Promotion
- Health Protection
- Evaluation of Health Services Planning
- Critical Appraisal of Interventions
- Health Policy Development
- Leadership Skills
- Collaborative Skills
- Strategic Skills
Careers
The program prepares physicians for a variety of leadership roles in population and public health and academic/research settings. Graduates gain competencies to work in Quebec, Canada, and internationally.
- Public Health Leader
- Epidemiologist
- Biostatistician
- Health Policy Developer
- Public Health Researcher
Frequently asked questions
- What is the duration of the Public Health and Preventive Medicine Resident Training Program?
- The program is a five-year residency training program for physicians.
- What are the entry requirements for this program?
- Applicants must have completed a recognized medical degree to be eligible for this residency program.
- How do I apply to the Public Health and Preventive Medicine residency program?
- Applications are managed through the McGill Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME) office. Prospective residents should visit the PGME admissions website for detailed instructions and to submit their application.
- What career opportunities are available after completing this program?
- Graduates are prepared for leadership roles such as Public Health Leaders, Epidemiologists, Biostatisticians, Health Policy Developers, and Public Health Researchers in Quebec, Canada, and internationally.
- Where can I find information on tuition and living costs?
- Tuition and living cost information is not available on the program page. Prospective residents should consult the McGill Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME) website for financial details.
Entry requirements
Medical DegreeCompletion of a recognized medical degree is required for entry into this residency program.
This program is a residency training program for physicians.
Fees
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Tuition and living cost information is not available on the program page. Prospective residents should consult the McGill Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME) website for financial details.
How to apply
1. Visit the PGME Admissions WebsiteNavigate to the McGill PGME admissions page to find detailed information on the application process for residency programs.
2. Review Program-Specific RequirementsEnsure you meet the specific academic and professional requirements for the Public Health and Preventive Medicine program.
3. Submit ApplicationFollow the instructions provided on the PGME website to submit your application, including all required documents and supporting materials.
4. Contact for InquiriesFor specific questions regarding admissions, contact the PGME office or the program coordinator via email at residency.phpm@mcgill.ca.
Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the Public Health and Preventive Medicine Resident Training Program?
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The program is a five-year residency training program for physicians.
What are the entry requirements for this program?
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Applicants must have completed a recognized medical degree to be eligible for this residency program.
How do I apply to the Public Health and Preventive Medicine residency program?
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Applications are managed through the McGill Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME) office. Prospective residents should visit the PGME admissions website for detailed instructions and to submit their application.
What career opportunities are available after completing this program?
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Graduates are prepared for leadership roles such as Public Health Leaders, Epidemiologists, Biostatisticians, Health Policy Developers, and Public Health Researchers in Quebec, Canada, and internationally.
Where can I find information on tuition and living costs?
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Tuition and living cost information is not available on the program page. Prospective residents should consult the McGill Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME) website for financial details.