Licensing Requirements For Osteopathic Physicians
This is a summary of the licensing requirements of osteopathic physicians in Canada:
| Province | Scope of pracitise | Requirements for Licensure |
|---|---|---|
| Alberta | Unlimited. | LMCC, COMLEX, USMLE, accepted for licensure. |
| British Columbia | Unlimited. | LMCC, COMLEX, USMLE, FLEX, NBME accepted for licensure. |
| Manitoba | Unlimited. | US License recognized |
| New Brunswick | Unlimited. | LMCC, COMLEX, accepted for licensure. DOs registered in Maine accepted for licensure. |
| Newfoundland | Unlimited. | US License recognized |
| NW Territories | Unlimited. | US License recognized |
| Nova Scotia | Unlimited. | LMCC and COMLEX accepted for licensure. |
| Ontario | Unlimited. | LMCC, COMLEX, and USMLE accepted for licensure. |
| Prince Edward Island | Pending. | |
| Quebec | Unlimited. | 1 year GME in Quebec & French fluency required. LMCC and COMLEX accepted for licensure |
| Saskatchewan | OMM only. | |
| Yukon Territory | Unlimited. | US License recognized |
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