Faculty Development
Visit our faculty development page for resources, upcoming events, teaching certificate information, and our grand rounds schedule.
CaRMS Information
Locations
With 10 sites and 11 programs spanning three provinces, our sites offer diversity in location, and experience.
Nova Scotia Practice Ready Assessment Program (NSPRAP)
The NSPRAP is an assessment program to ensure that international medical graduates (IMGs) who wish to practice family medicine in Nova Scotia possess appropriate clinical skills and knowledge to provide quality patient care.
Grand rounds is held on the second Thursday of the month, excluding July and August. Check out our upcoming presentations.
Recent News
- $100,000 James Walker Wood Award in Family Medicine
- Content analysis of Dalhousie University family medicine residents’ scholarly projects: What do they write about?
- Pre‑Conference Workshop on Diabetes & Equity at the International Refugee and Migrant Health Conference 2025
- AI, Access & Innovation—What’s Shaping Primary Care Right Now
- Welcome Dr. Matthew Lee
- Winning a National Award!
Comments or Suggestions?
email us at fmcomm@dal.ca