University of Toronto
The SEME program is a unique, three-month fellowship offering rural Ontario family doctors the opportunity to enhance their emergency medicine skills through practical and relevant training. With a focus on comprehensive care in smaller and rural communities, the program has successfully trained 217 family physicians to date. The SEME program provides a comprehensive clinical immersion experience, including three 4-week rotations and structured academic teaching, and is taught by top-rated faculty from the University of Toronto. The program aims to increase recruitment and retention of physicians providing emergency care in rural and semi-rural communities. By providing a practical training option, SEME helps family physicians develop the acute care skills required for emergency medicine.
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Ages
University of Toronto provides activities for these age groups:
Young children
Ages 0 - 5
Children
Ages 6 - 12
Teens
Ages 13 - 17
Adults
Ages 18 and over
Seniors
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For more information, please visit University of Toronto's website
This page was last updated January 1, 2025
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