Integrated Communities - Family Medicine
University of TorontoIntegrated Communities, OntarioIMG stream
From the 2026 match (R-1 2026). See the 2027 version
- 3 positions
- 2 years
- IMG
- Family Medicine
- 601+
- 0–25%
- Accredited
- 29212
Summary
The University of Toronto's Integrated Communities Stream is an innovative Family Medicine residency program designed to prepare comprehensive family physicians. Residents spend their first year (PGY1) training in a Toronto community teaching hospital and their second year (PGY2) in one of three mid-Ontario communities: Alliston, Orangeville, or Port Perry.
Training
- Research
- Residents are required to complete an academic project by the end of their second year, which can include research, educational material development, audits, or critical reviews.
- Training setting
- Combines urban training in Greater Toronto Area community hospitals with rural/community-based training in mid-Ontario locations, providing a diverse and comprehensive learning environment.
- Teaching approach
- A learner-centered approach focusing on competency-based medical education, emphasizing progressive skill development, interprofessional learning, and preparing comprehensive generalist family physicians.
- Setting types
- Community teaching hospitals
- Rural community clinics
- Academic medical center
- Focus areas
- Comprehensive Family Medicine
- Rural and Urban Practice
- Community-Based Medical Training
- Primary Care
- Patient populations
- Urban patients
- Rural community patients
- Diverse cultural and socio-economic demographics
- Highlights
- Competency-Based Medical Education
- Virtual Care Competency Training
- Indigenous Cultural Safety Training
- Academic Project Requirement
- Quality Improvement Curriculum
- Foundations of Family Medicine Orientation Block
- Enhanced Skills Program Opportunities
- Strengths
- Internationally recognized Family Medicine program
- Flexible and comprehensive training model
- Strong academic and clinical curriculum
- Emphasis on leadership and innovation
- Enhanced skills
- Emergency Medicine
- Anesthesia
- Low-Risk Obstetrics
- Women's Health
- Care of the Elderly
- Sports Medicine
- Academic Fellowship Programs
By year
- PGY-1
- Foundations of Family Medicine1 month
- Family MedicineOngoing
- PGY-2
- Family MedicineOngoing
- Horizontal Specialty ExperiencesVaries
Selection
- What the program looks at
- NAC examination
- MCCQE Part I
- FMProC assessment
- Structured Reference Letters
- Personal Letter
- CV/Resume
- Interview performance
- Applications per year
- 601+
- Applicants offered interviews
- 0–25%
Interviews
- Dates (2026 match)
- 16 Jan 2026
Pay
| Level | Annual salary |
|---|---|
| PGY-1 | $73,367 / year |
| PGY-2 | $79,670 / year |
Call
- Call (provincial max)
- 7 nights in 28 in-house
Teaching sites
- North York General Hospital
- Toronto East Health Network – Michael Garron Hospital
Hospital facts
Hospital size and activity: Ontario doesn't publish this as open data.
Unfilled positions in past years
No repeated vacancies in CaRMS’s lists of open positions, 2019–2026.
Contacts
Contacts weren't collected for the 2026 match.
The current program director and contacts are on the 2027 version of this program and on the CaRMS program page(opens in a new tab).
More links
- Post Graduate Medical Education Office U of T(opens in a new tab)
- The Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada 2024 R1 Match Resources(opens in a new tab)
- Channel on YouTube(opens in a new tab)
- Why Choose Family Medicine at the University of Toronto?(opens in a new tab)
- Toronto: The World at Your Doorstep(opens in a new tab)
Location
Integrated Communities, Ontario