What is the likelihood of getting a job as an university professor or lecturer in medical Biochemistry in a medical college/university in Canada?
University professor in a medical college - Biochemistry specialization
- Thread starter Sujatha_rajaragupathy
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You never know until you actually apply.
Thank you for the reply. is there any licensing required to be eligible to be a university professor in medical college?
Do you have Google where you live? Do some research and ask the institutions you want to work for.
We can help about immigration.. but what your chances are to get a job in Canada is anybody's guess.
Began the process of PR. Just started job search. Thats why I posted here to get an idea of it. Thank you. I will search
I have Google in my location. Just beginning the process of job search. And there were no threads related to medical teachers jobs - so wanted to get an idea.
Anyway thank you for your response
So have you even applied or have you received invitation for PR? if the former, what is your CRS score? Until you have work authorization chances are slim of any job offers. If the latter, choose the province you want to live and start job searching. Canada only has about 15 medical schools so not difficult to search.
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Just applied for PR. CRS score is just 490. Looking for a good PNP program to improve the score. I have decided to chose any province where medical schools are there!!!
490 is a really good score when draws resume with ECA and IELTS. So what is your NOC?
So Alberta or Saskatchewan are your only options. They need to select your NOC.
Oh is it? Thank you I will concentrate on these. That was really useful info for me to begin
You don’t have a job offer so your options are limited. Those provinces only have one medical school in each province.