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Can a reference letter from a physician who is also a family member/relative be used?

Geneviève Leroux
Geneviève Leroux
October 18, 2019 15:30
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There is nothing in the CaRMS contract prohibiting an applicant from requesting/using a reference letter from a doctor who is a paternal family member.

We don't recommend anything stating they are family and to just keep it professional.

 

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