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Enhanced skills you apply for at Montréal, not through CaRMS · 5 offerings · Quebec

Montréal’s enhanced skills page (opens the school’s site in a new tab)

What applies to every offering

Applications, 2027–28
Differs by offering: see each row below.
Who can apply
Differs by offering: see each row below.
International medical graduates
Not stated on the school’s page.
Funding
Not stated on the school’s page.
How to apply
Differs by offering: see each row below.
Start dates
Not stated on the school’s page.
Accreditation
Differs by offering: see each row below.

These apply to every offering below unless its row says otherwise.

Offerings 5

Enhanced skills offerings you apply for at Université de Montréal
Programme de compétences avancées en périnatalité (programme court de 3 mois)Advanced competencies in perinatal care, 3 monthsCompétences avancées · Obstetrics, maternity and newborn careLength3 monthsPositionsNot statedApplicationsCloses 11 Dec 2026Differs from the above
  • Applications, 2027–28: Applications are due by Friday, December 11, 2026 at 12 noon
  • Who can apply: Residents finishing the 2-year family medicine program, or physicians in active practice
  • How to apply: Send the application to the program director: letter of intent, CV, one reference letter and copies of residency rotation evaluations
  • Accreditation: Programs outside CaRMS: they do not award a College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) added-competence certification, and are recognized by the Collège des médecins du Québec
Programme de compétences avancées en soins aux personnes âgées (trois mois)Care of the elderly, 3 monthsDES de compétence additionnelle · Care of the elderly and palliative careLength3 monthsPositionsNot statedApplicationsDate unclear on the school’s pageDiffers from the above
  • Applications, 2027–28: unclear on the school’s page
  • Who can apply: Residents finishing the 2-year family medicine program, or physicians in active practice
  • How to apply: Send the application to the program office: letter of motivation, CV, two reference letters sent directly by their authors, and residency evaluations
  • Start dates: Three start points a year
  • Accreditation: Programs outside CaRMS: they do not award a College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) added-competence certification, and are recognized by the Collège des médecins du Québec
  • Also in the CaRMS FM/ES match: Care of the Elderly at Montréal, on the CaRMS FM/ES list
Soins palliatifs - programme de 3 mois (formation supplémentaire)Palliative care, 3 monthsFormation complémentaire · Care of the elderly and palliative careLength3 monthsPositionsNot statedApplicationsNo dates publishedDiffers from the above
  • Applications, 2027–28: not stated
  • Who can apply: Residents finishing a residency program, and recently graduated physicians in active practice
  • How to apply: not stated
  • Accreditation: No specific certification is awarded
  • Also in the CaRMS FM/ES match: Palliative Care at Montréal, on the CaRMS FM/ES list
Programme du Clinicien érudit (PCE) - Profil académique (programme d’un an)DES de compétence additionnelle · Clinician scholar, research and educationLength1 year (can start in R2)PositionsNot statedApplicationsCloses 2 Nov 2026Differs from the above
  • Applications, 2027–28: Applications are due by November 2, 2026 at 8 a.m.
  • Who can apply: Residents (R2 or R3) and family physicians. A support letter is required from the local program director or the head of the home teaching family medicine unit (CUMF).
  • How to apply: Send to the program office: a letter of motivation, support from the local program director or CUMF head, academic record and CV
  • Accreditation: not stated
Programme du Clinicien érudit (PCE) - Profil recherche (programme de deux ans)DES de compétence additionnelle · Clinician scholar, research and educationLength2 yearsPositionsNot statedApplicationsCloses 2 Nov 2026Differs from the above
  • Applications, 2027–28: Applications are due by November 2, 2026 at 8 a.m.
  • Who can apply: Residents. Enrolment in a research master's program with a thesis is mandatory.
  • Funding: Funding for Phase 1 grant holders comes from the Quebec Ministry of Health and Social Services (MSSS). Later phases are not described on this page.
  • How to apply: Send to the program office: the same documents as for the academic profile
  • Accreditation: not stated

Through CaRMS at Montréal

Montréal also runs 10 programs in CaRMS’s FM/ES match, in 5 areas: Addiction Medicine, Care of the Elderly, Emergency Medicine, Palliative Care, Sport and Exercise Medicine. You apply to those through CaRMS, on CaRMS’s dates. See Montréal’s CaRMS FM/ES programs

From Montréal’s own pages, checked 10 Oct 2026. Schools change dates, positions and funding through the year; confirm on Montréal’s page before you apply.