A match is comprised of different application streams (e.g., Particular Stream, Competitive Stream, Competitive MOH Stream, etc.). An application stream is defined as an allocation of positions based on eligibility and funding. Each province has criteria that must be met by applicants applying for positions within that province. Eligibility requirements differ from province to province, so you should carefully review the criteria when preparing to apply to programs.
For more detailed information on each stream, please review the table below.
Applications Streams for Subspeciality Matches | |||
Stream Definitions | MSM | FM/ES | PSM |
Competitive MOH stream: All eligible applicants can apply. Positions are funded by the Ministry of Health. | ● | ● | ● |
Competitive NON-MOH ROS Stream: All eligible applicants can apply. Matched applicants would have to sign a return of service agreement with the provincial/territorial government. Positions with a different source of funding. |
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Competitive NON-MOH stream: All eligible applicants can apply. Positions with a different source of funding. |
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Competitive stream: All eligible applicants can apply. Positions are outside Quebec. |
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Non-MOH stream: Positions with a different source of funding; only for candidates who have not obtained their medical degree in Québec and who have not completed or are not currently completing residency in Quebec. |
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Particular stream: These positions are offered in Quebec only. These positions are reserved for candidates outside Quebec or who are currently within the regular stream in Quebec. |
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Regular stream: These positions are offered in Quebec only. These positions are reserved for candidates outside Quebec or who are currently within the particular stream in Quebec. |
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Note: Not all streams are offered by each program. It is important to review the program descriptions to determine which streams are available for the subspeciality match and cycle you are participating in.
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