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Northern Remote - Family Medicine
The University of Manitoba's Northern Remote Family Medicine residency program offers a comprehensive two-year training experience focused on providing high-quality care in remote and northern settings. Residents will gain extensive experience in diverse clinical environments, from inner-city clinics to remote First Nations and Inuit communities, preparing them to practice family medicine in challenging and underserved areas.
- Program ID
- 30321
- Quota
- 4 positions
- Stream
- IMG
- Program Length
- 2 years
- Last Approved
- November 10, 2025
- Last Updated
- December 3, 2025
- Avg. Applications (5 yrs)
- 601 +
- Avg. Interview Rate
- 0 - 25 %
Teaching Philosophy
Competency-based medical education with a focus on progressive independence, cultural safety, and preparing residents to provide comprehensive care in diverse and challenging environments.
Training Setting
A diverse training environment spanning urban Winnipeg, remote First Nations communities, northern Manitoba towns, and Arctic regions in Nunavut and Northwest Territories, with rotations in various clinical settings including community health centers, hospitals, and nursing stations.
- Integrative Medicine in Residency (IMR) program option
- Indigenous Cultural Safety Training
- Interprofessional learning model
- Mandatory courses (ACLS, ALARM, ATLS, NRP)
- Ultrasound curriculum
- Scholarly activities curriculum
- Travel and accommodation provided for northern rotations
- Northern food stipend
- Comprehensive northern and remote medicine training
- Strong emphasis on Indigenous health
- Diverse clinical exposure
- Interprofessional learning approach
- Commitment to equity and inclusion
The Department of Family Medicine provides opportunities to perform research with practical outcomes, offering workshops and support for developing research skills.
- Seven Oaks Hospital
- Norway House Hospital
- Percy E. Moore Hospital
- Churchill Health Centre
- Children's Hospital
- Health Sciences Centre
Interview Dates
- Tuesday, January 20, 2026
- Wednesday, January 21, 2026
- Thursday, January 22, 2026
- January 20, 2026
- January 21, 2026
- January 22, 2026
- CV
- Electives
- FMProC
- Extra-curricular activities
- Leadership skills
- Medical Student Performance Record
- Personal letter
- Reference letters
- Research/Publications
Manitoba provincial salaries
Salary Progression (2-Year Program)
Starting Salary
$62,663
PGY-1
Maximum Salary
$69,370
PGY-2
Compensation data is province-wide and may vary by institution. Please verify with individual programs. Data sourced from CARMS.
PGY-1 Rotations
PGY-2 Rotations
Data Source: This information is aggregated from publicly available sources. Last updated on 12/3/2025. Always verify details with the official program page.