General Information
- ★ What are all the different application streams in the R-1 Match?
- What are the fee changes for the R-1 Main Residency Match?
- What does 'accreditation status' mean?
- How will the 2022 R-1 Match timeline changes affect those applying to both the CaRMS and the NRMP matches?
- What is the FM/ES Match?
- Why are program rank order lists not made public?
- Why do I have to pay fees to apply with CaRMS?
- Will I be able to request a leave (e.g. parental leave) or deferral once I match?
- We require non-aggregate application and/or match data. How would we go about this?
- What is a return of service (ROS) agreement?
- How does the CaRMS match work?
- What does CaRMS do?
- Where can I find match statistics?
- Is there a fee associated with the CaRMS application?
- How can I whitelist email addresses in my personal or school's email account?
- What is CaRMS' role in the match?
- What do I need to know if I'm applying to both English and French programs?
- Is my information safe?
- What is a program?
- How can I be sure the CaRMS structure and selection process is fair?
- Can I submit a bilingual application?
- Is there anything CaRMS does not do?
- For the medicine subspecialty match, what is the difference between the “regular” and the “particular” stream in the province of Quebec?
- Can I get a refund?
- How can a matched applicant be released from their contract?
- Are there special streams or provisions for applicants who require accommodations due to a disability?
- What is a resident's salary?
- Is the critical care medicine program part of the medicine subspecialty match?