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1. cpsa.ca › physicians › standards-of-practiceClosing Or Leaving A Medical Practice - CPSA

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   For the purpose of this standard, closing or leaving a practice is defined as: discontinuing the practice of medicine completely with no intention of returning; a leave of absence for more than twelve (12) months during which time there is no establishment of any medical practice in the province of Alberta; a significant change in the regulated ...

2. invested.mdm.ca › should-you-dissolve-your-medicalRetirement: Should You Dissolve Your Medical Practice ... - MDM

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   Closing a practice and starting life after medicine. The task of either dissolving or converting a medical professional corporation marks a milestone in a physician’s transition to retirement. * can help you weigh your options. Careful financial planning can have you ready to swing open the door to retirement with confidence when you decide ...

3. cpsm.mb.ca › news › retiring-or-leaving-practice-faqsRetiring or Leaving Practice FAQs - The College of ... - CPSM

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   Unless a registrant leaves a medical practice due to illness or other urgent circumstances, at least 90 days' notice must be provided. Otherwise, notice must be provided as soon as possible. For more guidance on communications and notice for retirement, click here. Individual notice to patients with appointments booked

4. www.oma.org › newsroom › ontario-medical-reviewClosing your practice due to retirement? - OMA

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   Dec 23, 2020 · The OMA understands that the process of retirement is a significant transition in a physician’s career and life, and can impact their loved ones as well. The OMA’s Physician Health Program (PHP) is a service that is ready to support or assist in these circumstances. Please call the PHP confidential line at 1-800-851-6606 or email php@oma.org.

5. www.cmpa-acpm.ca › en › advice-publicationsCMPA - Closing or leaving a practice: Tips for physicians

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   Refer to your regulatory authority’s (College’s) policies and standards on responsibilities when closing or leaving a practice. 1. When planning to leave your practice, make reasonable efforts to ensure all work in progress will be completed, reviewed, and appropriately acted on. Pay special care to the transfer of vulnerable patients, such ...

6. comphealth.com › medical-license-after-retirementShould I keep my medical license after retirement? - CompHealth

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   Nov 30, 2020 · The obvious answer is “no.”. Why bother with the expense and hassle of maintaining one or more medical licenses if you are retired? Many state license renewals require mind-numbing paperwork, a hefty fee, and 20 hours or more of continuing medical education (CME) per year.

7. People also ask

   How long should a doctor keep a medical license after retirement?

   • According to the American Medical Association, many physicians keep their medical licenses for two to five years after retirement, just in case they return to practice. Because medical licenses are so painful to obtain, I wholeheartedly concur with that advice!

   Should I keep my medical license when I retire? | CompHealth

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   Can a retired physician return to clinical practice?

   • Once retired from the practice of medicine, your medical license is no longer necessary. It’s a big time-sink and a money drain. But before trashing the renewal form, you have to answer one crucial question: “Is there a chance I will return to clinical practice?” Countless physicians have retired, only to return to clinical practice.

   Should I keep my medical license when I retire? | CompHealth

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   What does retirement mean for a physician?

   • Retirement means different things to different people. For some physicians, the transition from work life to life-after-work will be relatively smooth and eagerly anticipated; for others, the experience may be far more complicated.

   Closing your practice due to retirement? - OMA

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   Do I need a medical license if I'm Out of practice?

   • I’ll add that an active medical license, while necessary, is generally not sufficient to get back into practice. In most cases, clinicians must also carry malpractice insurance. If you have been out of practice for two years or more, it may be IMPOSSIBLE to get insured. Don’t slip into that trap!

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   How can a retired physician get information about my medical records?

   • Retired physicians in Ontario can call a Physician Advisory Board and get information on how to clear these records from computer hardware and how to retain and store your patient data following your departure. Retired physicians in other provinces can reach out to their provincial governing body for access to this information.

   6 Things Doctors in Canada Must Do Before Retirement

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   What happens if a regulated member closes a medical practice?

   • A regulated member who closes or leaves a medical practice must take reasonable stepsG to place patients under acuteG and/or activeG care with another healthcare provider: what is reasonable will depend on the reason for the practice closure, patient needs and the healthcare providers or health system resources available in the community.

   Closing Or Leaving A Medical Practice - College of Physicians

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8. www.dr-bill.ca › blog › practice-management6 Things Doctors in Canada Must Do Before Retirement

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   Aug 26, 2020 · Here are some things to consider before you hang up your stethoscope for good: 1. Contact Your Medical Body. While there is no mandatory retirement age for physicians in Canada, doctors who are discontinuing practice will need to let their governing medical body know so they can be placed in a retired physicians directory or retired doctors list.