Manages the registration of all new and returning trainees and works closely with the CPSO, CMPA,KHSC and all programs. Responsible for tracking trainee progression and interruptions of training (e.g., credits, leaves of
Responsible for oversight of the PGME office and all areas of operations including human resources, financial management, and executive level support to Associate Dean.
Manages the resident appeal process as Secretary to the Academic Review Board and Postgraduate Tribunal in addition to postgraduate investigations. Responsible for special projects, website maintenance, support for the PG
2022-2023 Validation Sticker for Your Student Card
Student card validation stickers for the academic year September 2022 to August 2023 will be available for pick up at Mitchell Hall, Rm 126.
The PGME Office and Queen's University have recently updated several policies of interest to residents and fellows. Click below to learn more.
This is a friendly reminder that all new and returning residents and clinical fellows must complete the registration process. Be sure to pay attention to the following dates: May 24: Deadline to submit KHSC appointment/reappointment application June 15: Deadline for returning trainees to register with the PGME Office June 27: Deadline for new trainees to register with the PGME Office
Postgraduate Medical Education is pleased to congratulate everyone who matched to Queen's this year! If you're a new resident, be sure to check your email for your welcome message from our office. You can also click on the following links to see the message:
New PGY1 Residents (RCPSC programs) New PGY1 Residents (Family Medicine programs) New Upper-Year Residents
The PGME Office has worked with Elentra to update the online registration system which will open on April 11. The system, once it goes live, is embedded in Elentra rather than being a separate portal for registration. We trust that this will help streamline the registration process for residents and clinical fellows.
The PGME Spring Newsletter has been distributed to all residents, clinical fellows, program directors, and program assistants. You can view a copy of the newsletter here. Please note that the newsletter lists an incorrect date for this year's Match Day, which will occur on April 12 2022.
Queen’s PGME condemns the Russian invasion of Ukraine. We are horrified for the people of Ukraine and watch with admiration their bravery and humanity in the face of this atrocity. In addition to thinking of those living in Ukraine, we are also thinking of our faculty and learners who have connections to the country. Many will have relatives or friends who are from Ukraine or live there now . Over 1.4 million people living in Canada have full or partial Ukrainian heritage; they are a critical part of the fabric of Canada.