Advising and Counseling
Faculty Advising
Students should meet their Program Dean during the semester. Faculty advisors are also student club advisors.
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Student Academic Advising / Student Personal Counseling
Queen's University College of Medicine has secured an external resource for students to consult to assist with issues such as time management, study skills, test-taking skills, and test anxiety coping skills.
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Research Advising
Students will have available advisor(s) to help guide them with research projects from the beginning to publication. Faculty advisors will take an active role in ensuring that the conduct of the research meets the highest ethical standards.
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Career Advising
The Queen's University Career Development Department will guide students in learning about the policies of USMLE/CAMC or other National medical examinations pertaining to the student’s country of origin. The University hopes to host an annual Career Choices in Medicine Fair where students may learn about opportunities for residency and speak with local physician and invited guests regarding career paths and specialties.​​
