The document provides instructions on how to apply for the Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Examination (MCCEE). It outlines the eligibility criteria, application process, fees, addresses, scheduling, and results timeline. International medical graduates must have completed medical school and any internship requirements. The process involves obtaining credential verification, creating a MCC online account, submitting required documents and fees, and receiving authorization to schedule the exam with Prometric. Results are mailed around 7 weeks after the exam session.

1. How to apply to the Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Examination Dr. Mohammed Al-Bader

2. What is MCCEE The MCCEE = Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Exam. The MCCEE is a general assessment of the candidate's basic medical knowledge in the principal disciplines of medicine. It is also designed to assess the skills and knowledge required at the level of a new medical graduate who is about to enter the first year of supervised postgraduate training or practice.

3. Medical Council of Canada Evaluating Examination Eligibility Criteria International medical graduates (IMG) must have completed all didactic and practical requirements to obtain the final qualification of Doctor of Medicine or equivalent qualification. International medical students must be in the final clinical year of their medical school program.

4. Process of setting the MCCEE Obtain Credential verifications from PCRC Verified MCC Username Apply To MCCEE Permission code to Schedule your test on Prometric

5. Register for a PCRC Online account on the www.pcrc.org website.

7. http://www.mcc.ca http://www.mcc.ca/en/exams/ee/EeExamWizard/EeExamWizard.aspx

8. Complete the SVR submission process. Declaration and Authorization for Release of Information (with photograph attached)

9. Creating the Source Verification

10. Checklist Required Identity Document (usually your passport) Photograph* (and a second photograph to be attached to the Photograph “Cover Sheet”) Medical Degree/Diploma*. Transcript.* Internship year. KIMS COVER SHEETS FOR ALL DOCUMENTS TO BE SVR’D

12. How to send your papers! By courier, send your Mail-in Package to: Physician Credentials Registry of Canada100-2283 St. Laurent BlvdOttawa ON K1G 5A2CANADA by mail, send your Mail-in Package to: Physician Credentials Registry of CanadaP.O. Box 8234 Stn "T"Ottawa ON K1G 3H7CANADA

13. You sent your papers... Now what? When all required documents have reached the required “positive” statuses, you are eligible to apply for the MCC

14. Process of setting the MCCEE Obtain Credential verifications from PCRC Verified MCC Username Apply To MCCEE Permission code to Schedule your test on Prometric

15. Apply to MCC Go to MCC-Online to create an account and apply for the MCC Evaluating Examination (MCCEE).

18. Fees

19. If you are a student: Attestation in Support of Application, completed and signed by the Dean or Registrar of your medical school; Attestation regarding Schedule of Final Year Clinical Experience (clerkship or internship), completed and signed by the Program Director or Coordinator; Student Declaration, completed by you.

20. Important Addresses Courier delivery address:Medical Council of CanadaAttention: Evaluating Examination100 – 2283 St. Laurent BlvdOttawa ON CanadaK1G 5A2 Mailing address:Medical Council of CanadaAttention: Evaluating Examination100 - 2283 St. Laurent BlvdPO Box 8234 STN TOttawa ON CanadaK1G 3H7

21. Process of setting the MCCEE Obtain Credential verifications from PCRC Verified MCC Username Apply To MCCEE Permission code to Schedule your test on Prometric

22. Once your application to take the MCCEE is deemed complete and is accepted, you will receive an e-mail message from the MCC confirming that you are eligible to sit the MCCEE. This e-mail message will provide you with Prometric’s website address and your Authorization To Test (ATT) Number. http://www.prometric.com/mcc

24. 8 to 19 March 2010

25. 3 to 21 May 2010

26. 12 to 23 July 2010

27. 7 to 27 September 2010

29. Good luck!