A message from Dr. Shahin Shirzad, Assistant Dean, Admissions, MD Undergraduate Program, and Nadine Goh, Interview Coordinator, UBC Faculty of Medicine.
The MD Undergraduate Program Admissions Office invites you to apply to participate in the 2023 admission interviews for the MD Undergraduate Program. Your participation in these events is welcomed to help select the next class of medical students at UBC.
All interviews and training sessions will be held in a virtual format.
2023 Multiple-Mini Interviews (MMI)
Invited program applicants meet 10 different interviewers in a video-chat environment.
Key dates:
- The MMI dates are February 4, 5, 11 and 18, 2023.
- Virtual interviewer training sessions will take place on February 1 or 9. Attending one of the training sessions is mandatory, even if you have been an interviewer before.
Learn more in the Prospective MMI Interviewer Information Package.
2023 Northern & Rural Virtual Panel Interviews (NRPI)
The NRPI provides invited applicants the opportunity to express their interest in rural medicine, highlight their rural experiences and connections, and speak to their suitability for the northern and rural seats in the MD Undergraduate Program.
Clinicians, faculty, community members and medical students who call the many northern and rural regions of British Columbia home can apply to be an interviewer.
Key dates:
- The NRPI date is February 12, 2023.
- A virtual interviewer training session will take place on February 8. Attendance at this training session is mandatory for all interviewers.
Learn more in the Prospective NRPI Interviewer Information Package.
How to apply
- When completing the application, please indicate your interest in participating in the MMI, the NRPI, or both.
- Please note that you cannot be an interviewer if you, a family member, personal friend or close acquaintance is applying for medical school this year or in the near future.
- Apply by Friday, November 18, 2022 at 11:59 PM PST. Applications take approximately 10 minutes to complete.
- For help, please review the MMI/NRPI Interviewer Application Help Guide.
We know that your time is valuable, and we thank you for considering this important role in our admissions selection process. Without your support, we would not be able to evaluate so many qualified applicants.
If you have any additional questions regarding either the MMI or the NRPI, please contact the MD Admissions Office at interviews.md@exchange.ubc.ca.
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