Hello Doc, thank you for the appreciation. Here is the link to all your doubts regarding different universities that offer MPH. With this website you are able to view and download all brochures for various universities. collegedunia.com/canada/article/masters-in-public-health-in-canada-cost-eligibility-admission-process-scholarships-and-job-opportunities
Hello sir . I am a dentist from India, completed my bds in 2018 and have 3 years of work experience. I’m coming to Canada on spouse open work permit. I want to pursue dentistry. What’s are my options? What can I do while on sowp which could help me when I pursue dds in Canada/Usa?? Can I work in a dental office based on my bds rather than work in a wallmart or a restaurant as working in a dental office would help me in the future. Please guide me.
Hello doctor, yes there are several clinics that offer jobs to us BDS grads with titles such as: - sterilisation technician - front end administration - dental assistant (level 1) - clinical clerk And so on. Ultimately it builds your profile in dentistry in Canada and that is our target. I used to work as an assistant/sterilisation tech as well at one point without any Canadian credentials and solely based on my BDS. However, it takes a lot of research and hunting to find a job like that but it sure is possible.
Hello Doctor, my sister is a Dentist from India, right now she has come as a Permanent resident to Canada - please guide us for what are her options she is not interested to get practising as a dentist here - apart from that what can she do ? Where to start and what are her options - Thanks
Hello, it would be our pleasure to help guide your sister’s pathways in Canada as requested. If it is possible, we request a phone conversation on our WhatsApp Business number +17802432726. This way you can stay connected to us easily and we can also revert to you better. Kindly message us there and we shall schedule a call for you.
Hi my daughter got free Bds seat this year.she didn't like to join mbbs b category seat. Because it's cost 60lakhs for 5 years.after bds she wants to settle in abroad.is it good idea.which state is good?.
Hello, BDS is a very wise choice she will enjoy dentistry as well. After BDS she can come to Canada on students visa and eventually get through to DDS which is dentistry in Canada as well. In my opinion Ontario and British Columbia are two very prosperous provinces of Canada for her. We also have a video on how to come here snd end up with a PR snd DDS as well: ua-cam.com/video/1x7FiuqJbkk/v-deo.html
Hello, yes so OHS is a course which is not always chosen by many international students due to its credibility with PR process being low in terms of how many points it give you. But it is technically a post secondary 2 year program which give you a certification in Health and Safety which generally requires a degree in sciences before therefore, BDS will work just fine. Remember it is a certificate course not a diploma which means it may not get you a high paying job and may not be good on PR points either. Here is a link that can summarize the course for you and if you are interested this is the college you want to apply to. It is a good choice. www.lambtoncollege.ca/custom/LambtonApps/Programs/International.aspx?id=2147508018&type=PI&location=Toronto#courselist Hope this helped!
Hello sir, i am in last semester of my health care administration and service management course in Conestoga college and currently i am confused about my future job in field like how should i apply other than clinic or hospitals what are other options for me … thank you in advance for your valuable reply
As per administration in health care, clinics and hospitals are our go to options doctor. Indeed, Job Bank and LinkedIn are really good portals to begin your research for jobs.
Im planning to come canada as dependent... I completed bds wbd worked 3 years as dentist in nepal... What should i do to work as dental hygienist in canada....
Hello doctor, for us to work in Canada as Dental Hygiene, we would have to go through the diploma course in all circumstances. Therefore, I highly recommend planning for applying to various colleges in Canada for dental hygiene program as majority of the college have september intakes and their admissions are open. You will fall under domestic student when you apply.
I would out my word at Dental Hygiene mainly because along with a basic job under a dentist’s supervision where you earn the same amount as MHA, there is an extended scope of private dental hygiene clinic you can open which can earn you over twice the amount MHA can.
@@TheToothFactory wots th diff in a 3 yr dental hygiene program n 18 months course? If v take 18 months dental hygiene course will it affect our chances of getting a job or low paid salary? In ur video abt dental hygiene in canada u mentioned u prefer George brown college, is thr any other college u like to suggest ? Bcz wen i checked in the website of george brown clg it’s shown that admission for international students r closed for this program
@@Kilukilu123 so the length of the program is not a determinant of how well you get employed or how much you earn. All of that is based on your interview at the job so each college literally will only certify you. Now, I did mention George Brown to be a preference and that if because in ranks of quality of education and competitiveness it is the top most. However, other colleges like Toronto college or Georgian or Cambrian are not terrible. Yes, currently Ontario based colleges have closed their door but temporarily only. However other colleges like Vancouver Island is still accepting here I have pasted a link which states “International Applicants are Accepted”. www.viu.ca/programs/health/dental-hygiene
Hello sir , i enrolled in health administration program may 2023 intake at Conestoga College and now on my way to write my sop my agent suggested me to mention you work as a admin trainee instead of dentist as visa will refuse because this course is not related to your field. I am so confused hope you will suggest me the better option in writing experience in sop thank you
So generally these agents have extensive experience in these procedures and their guidance is often valid. Visa rejection is extremely common when the requirements do not align with the course you have selected. We unfortunately at The Tooth Factory do not have any experience in creating profiles. This is due to us just being a nonprofit guidance organization instead of a consulting business.
Hello, so this is a very common checkpoint that most of us get stuck at.This is where we have to pull the card of our ultimate vision to choose. See, if you see yourself as a clinician working with patients and working at a practice and staying close to dentistry if you have cleared BDS then dental hygiene is your choice. If you see yourself as a person who is great at analysis and policy making and documentations along with problem solving community wide with new health care approaches while establishing the existing ones effectively then MPH is our way to go. In case you see yourself as someone who is a great leader and keep teamwork running smoothly to manage and run the show at a clinic or a hospital so that health care is provided without any voids and that the institution you work for is working on punctuality with profit and without compromising the patient care then MHA is your way to go. So, ultimately the results as as student visa applicant will be the same. You will study for 2-3 years not matter what you choose, you will have to go through a minimum of 1 year of work permit with any of the three and your PR is looking good too with all 3. So, it comes down to how you wish to proceed with the skill set you have and the interest that attracts your attention.
Hello! So for MHA the most famous ones are: 1.) U of Ottawa 2.) U of Toronto 3.) Dalhousie University 4.) U of British Columbia And here is the link that will elaborate the list of subjects of MHA: www.dal.ca/academics/programs/graduate/health-administration/program-details/master-program.html Click on the “courses” as you scroll down in the link.
Hello tooth factory I persuaded my bds from india. I have my own clinical experience for about 3 years. I want to join the dental hygienist course in canada. As I heard Canadian are preferring only female dental hygienist only is it true or not? How much score do i need in ielts? Can i do job in any provinces without dental hygienist license?
Hello Doc, the answers to your questions are straight forward and simple. There is no gender discrimination in dental hygiene. Male and females are not upon a ratio, it is strictly based on applications. IELTS has a saying, if we get a triple 8 and 7 we are good. This means, overall of no lower than 7 and aiming 8 in each category. Yes, you can apply for and work anywhere in Canada after graduation.
Hi sir I am dentist (bds) from india want to pursue mha what will be the procedure for document which all document i need and what all universities will be d best plz suggest Thank you sir
Hello, sure doc, We have a video coming out on MHA next week. It is going to hold all information with regards to the course. If that is okay, I would love for you to keep an eye put for our video. It will answer all your questions.
I completed my bds degree recently and i'm planning to apply for student visa in canada..Can u plz recommend me some universities that offers master courses in healthcare management or administrations in Toronto.
Yes doctor, MASTERS OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION: THE TOOTH FACTORY video: ua-cam.com/video/MTS775m0CGs/v-deo.html Average Cost: $10,000-16,000 per semester, total is about $45,000-65,000 1.) University of Ottawa - 2 years Link: catalogue.uottawa.ca/en/graduate/master-health-administration-mha/ 2.) Dalhousie University - 2 years Link: www.dal.ca/academics/programs/graduate/health-administration/program-details/master-program.html 3.) University of British Columbia - 2 years Link: www.grad.ubc.ca/prospective-students/graduate-degree-programs/master-of-health-administration 4.) Ryerson University - 2 years (last option) Link: www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/master-health-administration-community-care/
Hello Doctor! I'm moving to Canada in 2-3 months on PR. Exploring my options to persue in Canada after BDS from Pakistan. I'm more inclined towards the non-clinical side. My aggregate is 68% which makes me ineligible for MPH or MHA. What should I do please? Also what certificate/diploma is in scope in Canada after BDS? What is your say about Graduate Clinical Research Certificate and Masters in Health Informatics? I want to persue something which can is in scope. Please help me choose a path. Thanks
Hello doctor, so if you goal is non clinical side and potentially to build a career apart from dentistry in Canada then Masters in Health Informatics, Biotech as well as any MBA in health care are good options to explore. I would steer away from anything that says certificates all in all due to its limitations in scope of employment afterwards.
@@TheToothFactory Thankyou for your reply Doctor. Can I get admission in Health Informatics or Biotech if my aggregate is 68%? Also I havent studied stats or maths in my bachelors which is a prerequisite for many masters degree in Canada. Also which one of the two above mentioned has good scope and job opportunities ? Also any university recommendations please? Thanks
So with math being a requirement, it is important that a university that you apply to is aware as they can support you in upgrading the Course requirements as well. Of the two informatics has higher scope for sure and the university I suggest is Waterloo or Toronto.
Hii.. I’ve completed my bds in 2019 in India and in next 2-3 months i am moving to canada as a PR. I have a doubt regarding the IELT score required for the dental hygienist program. And another thing is that does all the admission requirements considered as a domestic student or international for me ?
Hello doctor! Congratulations on your arrival in Canada soon! The dental hygiene course admission for you will require you to apply as a domestic student but will consider your credentials as international. This means, your prerequisites will be internationally submitted from India however your fees will be considered domestic so you will not be asked to pay excessive tuitions as in the case for international students. IELTS scores required are 6.5 however, 7.0 and above is good for competition.
Hello. I have taken MA healthcare leadership as my course in BC, canada. What arevthe possible job opportunities i can have after the course completion?
Hello! A very stable career I must say. Good job! The careers after graduation can range from: 1.) HR management 2.) Consulting Organisations 3.) Management in Health Care facility such as a medical clinic or a hospital department 4.) Sales of Health Care Products and management in Sales 5.) Health Policy Administrator for the government 6.) Quality and Safety Training and Consultant at Health and Lab Facilities.
Hello sir.. i will be completing my mds degree by next month ... and i want to do dds from canada.. but as u said that in dds i need to b a PR holder.. but unfortunately i dont have any work experience because just after my bds , i joined mds.. so my crs score is just 386.. with which i wont be able to get the PR.. so can you please suggest me that which will be the better option for me .?? Should i go on student visa and then apply for pr over there? And If i go for dental hygienist course, they ask for mathematics which was not my subject in 12th grade.. so what should i do sir. ? Kindly help me with this ...
Hello, alright so step one is for you to completely become certain that you will not qualify for PR directly because you double degrees along will contribute to your PR plus if you choose to go through student visa, it will take up to 5 years for you to get your PR and a lot of money. You could spend that same 5 years gaining MDS experience and getting PR directly. So in other words why spend money and struggle to get a PR rather earn money and do doctor’s work and get a PR. Step 2 if you wish to do DDS in canada like a degree course then you need to be in a university which requires a PR but if you just wish to get a dental practice license then you do not need a PR. Step 3 if you choose to get into dental hygiene, maths may be a problem but it is nothing big. They will ask you to complete an upgrading course and it is all online. So do not worry but make sure to choose PR wisely, you are wayyyy to overqualified to come to canada study for a diploma and work at a store to live your days ad pay your fees. In my opinion, you may not have experience right now in MDS but the time you spend in Canada in student visa, you could use to gain the MDS experience and be a doctor.
Hello .. can you please share how hard are these courses , what will be the college timings and how much study time they need in a day?? I m asking because we are planning to move through study visa .. my daughter is one year old .. so I want to know how I ll be able to manage the things .. please share. I am a BDS graduate,2011.
Hello doctor, These courses are very time consuming as the system in Canada for academics is largely based on assignments and a high frequency of tests. The majority of your studying is worth a large portion of your grade which means you are constantly studying and doing assignments and preparing for weekly and monthly tests. Each day you an spend up to 4-5 hours attending college lectures or labs and the rest of the time you could be spending completing projects and so on. The weekends are what you can possibly spare if you spend studying all week. I understand that you are coming with your family and these courses require a tonne of time. I do wish to ask you if you have considered the express entry since you have such a solid dental background with over 10 years in the field. Is student visa your last resort?
Thank you for the information. Can you pls suggest as I already have a BDS and MHA degree from India. Will that be considered valid in Canada? Or do I have to do MHA again to work in Canada
Hello doctor, your Indian MHA is unfortunately a contributing factor however not an ultimate factor. This means that it might help add some credits when you study MHA in Canada but you would still need to study MHA entirely in Canada to attain a promising employment.
Thanks Doctor, I really appreciate your quick and apt reply. Also can you pls suggest the course duration of dental hygienist in Canada as some universities offers it in 2 yrs others in 3. Is that be of any difference regarding my job after completing dental hygienist degree.@@TheToothFactory
Now it has become a 3 year course over all at all recognised institutions doctor. There is no employment bias after graduations from different insiders. Note: Please refer to our other conversation on the other comment for details on the dental hygiene program circumstances in Canada as of August 2023.
Hloo Sir...I've completed my BDS in 2021 itself ...I just want to do MHA in canada ...can u pls give me some info regarding shortlist of Universities n fee for MHA over there sir ...
Hello doctor, absolutely we can help. Here is a list that can help you begin the journey of research: MASTERS OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION: THE TOOTH FACTORY video: ua-cam.com/video/MTS775m0CGs/v-deo.html Average Cost: $10,000-16,000 per semester, total is about $45,000-65,000 1.) University of Ottawa - 2 years Link: catalogue.uottawa.ca/en/graduate/master-health-administration-mha/ 2.) Dalhousie University - 2 years Link: www.dal.ca/academics/programs/graduate/health-administration/program-details/master-program.html 3.) University of British Columbia - 2 years Link: www.grad.ubc.ca/prospective-students/graduate-degree-programs/master-of-health-administration 4.) Ryerson University - 2 years (last option) Link: www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/master-health-administration-community-care/
Hi sir Can you please guide me through to enter into pharamocvigilance in canada What are the requirements,any courses that ill have to do,duration of time , fee structure Thank you sir
Hello, here is the go to website for the field of Pharmacovigilance in Canada. It has both certificate and diploma courses and its requirements. Please visit this link: www.aaps.ca/diploma/clinical-research-drug-safety-and-pharmacovigilance-diploma-program And this link below: www.aaps.ca/diplomas Hope this helps.
Sir I can write directly NDAEB exam in canada right sir as I am holding a BDS degree from India.....do I need any other entry way to canada to write the exam other than visa
Hii Dr I passed my BDS in 2013, And i have 10 years of clinical experience, Now i want to move to Canada.. Let me know if i can get MPH esp in family and community medicine 1 year program in Western U Since i have more gap So please guide
Hello doctor, yes you definitely would be eligible to apply for it. However, I am not sure if you already have but I wonder if it would be beneficial for you to look into express entry or skilled worker PR approach?
Hi Sir, I am a Dentist working in India. I got admission in Health administration and leadership program. But I want to do dental hygiene program. When I searched I found that there are diploma as well as degree courses regarding dental hygiene. Is diploma in dental hygiene have a good job opportunity in Canada?
Hello sir i have done bds froom india and have 3 years of experience and now i am going on spouse visa so am i able to do study any dental related course on spouse Visa or else am i able to give equivalency process exam?
Hello doctor! Are you coming on spousal PR or work permit? In both cases I recommend going through the NDEB equivalency process first and then consider dental assistant licensing or course as well for a job option available when you are studying dentistry.
MPH from India or any other country for that matter is not directly valid in Canada. We must completed the 2 year degree in Canada to graduate and practice MPH.
My wife is an Indian BDS Dentist. She has this Medical Coding certification(CPC-AAPC) plus she has been working for about a year in an Indian company for an American client as Dental Coder/Reviewer. She has plans to study Health Information Management diploma course in a Canadian college, but doubtful whether it will help her to get jobs in Medical Coding or related fields in Canada? Are there good opportunities for this field in Canada? Please share your insights about this.
Hello, I am glad to see that dentists are expanding their field of vision further than just clinical practice. Please pass our message on to your wife that she is doing an inspiring job. Also, yes Health Information Management, Health Informatics or Management in Health Administration are the courses which hold the syllabus to upgrade your wife's credentials. They not only offer the knowledge to help her advance in that field but also after graduation there is a 87% employment rate as this field is fairy new and in a developing stage. Therefore, demand is high and institutions are just recognizing the importance of the field. Please do look into Canada as they are very inviting and prospects are very high. Hope this helped!
Hloo sir... Sir I'm gonna complete Forensic Odontology by January 2023 from India. I am interested in working as forensic odontologist in canada. What are the guidelines required sir. I dono how to proceed further. Should I write NDAEB or NDEB to enter as dentist or is there any way to directly enter as forensic odontologist into canada or any additional program do I require. Please can you guide me sir
Hello doctor, congratulations on almost completing your degree. Now for your journey towards becoming a forensic dentist in Canada, you could first go through DDS as a degree program. So you would take the AFK exam and then aim for a high score to get into a university which will then grant you DDS and then continue to your fellowship in forensics to become a forensic dentist. However for all that to be done PR is a must. In Canada to study DDS and a fellowship, we must hold a valid PR. Unfortunately there is no direct route that bypasses this. The other way is to do DSCKE speciality exam which is like MDS to MDS exam but I doubt that will be of much help in our process here. In order for you to get to the PR and DDS point, your entry in Canada is a must. This can be done by either student visa route or by express entry PR. NDAEB is not meant to be a primary mode of entry as it only helps us dentists get a nicer job once we are already in Canada.
Tq sir....sir I checked the dscke exam specialities in which 9 subjects are included but there is no Forensic Odontologist so I cannot write the exam ryt sir to enter as odontologist......rather I will have to take DDS program for Forensic Odontologist....but then I dont get colleges offering Forensic Odontologist programs in canada sir.....could you please let me know
So forensic odontology can be a fellowship after DDS is done and residency in DDS is done. Direct speciality is not available as forensic is not a MDS degree here in Canada.
Ok sir tq....then I'll write NDAEB exam and then practice as dental assistant sir as I have BDS degree from India . I can start sending documents to the agency ryt sir for approval so that I can attempt for the upcoming exam in December......
Hey doc! I have graduated in 2018 with 2.5 yrs experience in clinical field and 6 months experience in dental cbct imaging. I am interested in medical editing too. Is there any course in canada for medical editing or cbct imaging? I would like the job opportunities as well if these courses are available.
Hello doctor, it is a pleasure to see the expanse of your career and the unique path you have chosen. Congratulations to you for that! Answering you question, you may be attracted towards this particular course. If it interests you, please let me know so we can talk more of it. www.dal.ca/faculty/health/health-sciences/programs/undergraduate-programs/radiological-technology.html#:~:text=How%20do%20I%20become%20a,Technologists%20(CAMRT)%20professional%20examination.
@@TheToothFactory Thank you so much for your reply doc! I have been trained in taking dental CBCT scans as well as making images from them. I was looking for a year or two year course which could enhance my knowledge and experience in more advanced softwares.
Absolutely, it is a very smart choice for a back up. Wait for this weekend. We are releasing a video on MHA and MPH soon to give more insight on details.
So the only way to study DDS in Canada after BDS is to go through the NDEB equivalency process which includes a series of exams at the end of which we get a general practicing license or the degree completion program which is a branch of NDEB process which allows us to get the DDSA DEGREE along with the license. However PR is a must to actually go to a University and study the DDD degree.
M dentist in India with 6 years of 3 experience in clinical field...i scored 6.5 overall in ielts..but m so confuse which one is better for me..pls sir suggest me which one is best for me ????????????.
Hello doctor, in your case I strongly recommend going for a higher IELTS score and applying for PR through express entry. With you and your dental experience, you will get a good point for PR as long as you have a better IELTS score.
I understand doctor your schedule prevents you from targeting IELTS to the maximum potential althoughIELTS is a medium through which you can cross the competition in express entry otherwise our secondary route is student’s visa route. It is certainly a more predictable route towards PR in Canada but it sure will be lengthy, expensive and most importantly struggled. In the case where student’s visa seems to be the appropriate choice of course, then considering your end goal in Canada would be to become a dentist and practice dentistry, it would be dental hygiene you should go towards as that way you do not loose your clinical skills. It also is proven to be a strong back up career for international dentists to earn suitable income from as well.
Oh yes absolutely you are still eligible for heading towards dentistry. It just limits you from practicing dental tasks while you are studying and those skills you will need when applying to dental schools
Hello I've completed my bds degree in 2020 from Bangladesh ... I want to know how can i pursue career in dentistry in canada? And how can i get PR there? And it is easy to get PR after completing course?
So doctor, you have two routes. You can either try the student’s visa course journey to work permit and then to PR or you can apply for direct express entry. I wouldn’t say it is easy but it is doable.
Sir, actually some canadian universities are asking aggregate greater than 70%,,which I was lacking,,so can I join in college for health administration course?? Is it equally worth ??
So at a college the health admin course is a diploma while at a university you may acquire a masters degree. They may have the same foundation but they do not entail the same job prospects. Masters degree will always be ranked higher.
It depends on the province we live in and the experience we carry. Anywhere from $35-$55 per hour is within the range.
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@@TheToothFactory Do you have any Instagram account? I heard from someone that this profession is good for girls not for boys what's your opinion regarding this ?
Yes our instagram is @thetoooothfactory Unfortunately there is some speculation of such perspectives floating around but the raw truth about hygiene or any other profession is that the employment capacity lies in the skill, talent, and expertise of the applicant of a job. Gender is not a category of selection that we must compete against. Therefore, from both personal experience and litigation, I must say that gender discrimination does not play a role. Hope those helps
Hello doctor, I've completed my BDS in 2010 in India with aggregate 70%, no backs, then I practiced as a general dentist until 2017. Then there a gap until now, so I'm more interested in non clinical jobs moving on. What do you suggest I should choose and should I go for student visa or whether I'd be a good candidate for PR or not?
Helllo doctor, you would beba good candidate for express entry PR considering you do exceptionally well on IELTS scores. And your secondary route should be approaching student visa. See ultimately you may take the route of attaining a masters degree in Canada. With that degree you can have a self sustaining employment and an enjoyable non clinical career as well be a good standing for PR as well. Now the only difference is that with student visa route, you will be spending 3 times as much as you would if you were PR to gain a masters degree. So make PR our first priority and if not then we approach student visa route. In terms of which course, I recommend choosing masters degree in research or administration fields as they are promising and jobs are at a consistency.
@@TheToothFactory thank you for the quick response doctor, so I'll make IELTS my first priority and then we can take it from there. I might keep coming back with follow up questions, bear with me.
I am waiting to take my AFK exam. Got my eval in March. Do you think it's worth going to Hygiene school? Or should I just wait and take my dentistry exams first.
Hello Doctor! Glad to hear your documents are now back and approved. I always say this to my friends and I will tell you the same: you are a full fledged Dentist, no one or nothing can take that away from you. Nor you yourself or time. So choosing dental hygiene may be a good back up if in case you don’t make it in NDEB but you will make in NDEB you will study hard and clear the exams and in the same amount of time you can graduate Hygiene, you will have your license. So this is your time, do not spend it an inch away from dentistry. Go kill it doc!
Hello sir, I completed BDS in October 2022. I wish to reach Canada in student visa and I like to choose some clinical course like dental assisiting. When I approached agencies they told that I will get visa rejection if I choose that course. I'm confused. Will you pls give me some guidance in this regard.?! And also I heard that for getting dental hygiene we should clear some other equivalency of canada 12th grade. Is it true.?!. Pls rply
Hello doctor firstly, congratulations on becoming a dentist! You’re journey to Canada must be chosen very specifically and safely as we wish to avoid any visa rejections. Yes your consultants are correct, as a dentist if you ask for assistant course then the government is the one to reject more often than the college. So be very careful as to what you choose and yes for hygiene maths is important and majority of dentists in India would have avoided maths in grade 12. That is what they speak of. I also suggest looking into bachelors of dental hygiene as a degree.
Hi sir.. i appreciate ur effort in making video and giving replies for every question and guiding accordingly I completed my dentistry in India in 2014 since then I been working in non clinical side (US healthcare)as a medical reviewer. Now I want to explore myself and want to do a non clinical course in Canada. could you please guide me which way is the best for me to grow and pursue my career. Other thing I want to know is the experience which I hold now, is it gonna helpful for me to pursue my career in Canada. I will be very glad if I get a reply for this comment. Thanks
Hello doctor thank you so much for your blessings and well wishes. And you have a great profile set up for you doctor. And for your journey in Canada for NonClinical aspect, I think MPH is a great route. Here is something that can help you: MASTERS IN PUBLIC HEALTH: THE TOOTH FACTORY Video: ua-cam.com/video/tTYXcnDll6w/v-deo.html Average Cost: $15,000 per semester, total is about $50,000-$60,000 1.) Lakehead university- 2 years Link: csdc.lakeheadu.ca/Catalog/ViewCatalog.aspx?pageid=viewcatalog&catalogid=29&chapterid=9372&loaduseredits=True 2.) University of Ottawa - 2 years Link: catalogue.uottawa.ca/en/graduate/master-public-health/#overviewtext 3.) Memorial University - 2 years Link: www.mun.ca/become/graduate/programs-and-courses/public-health/ 4.) Simon Fraser - 2 years Link: www.sfu.ca/fhs/graduate/prospective/mph.html 5.) Western University - 2 years or 1 Year Link: www.schulich.uwo.ca/publichealth/ (Choose 2 years since we will need 2 years of work permit with it)
In this way, you will get a passage way into the non clinical public health side and to get employment, your prior job experience in the USA will be extremely valuable doctor.
Hey doc I am still persuing my bds , i just wanted to know how do i immigrate to Canada on what basis like if study visa what course should I opt for ? Dental hygienist or something else and then go for equivalency exams ??
Hello, exactly you got it! The most convenient route for you will be a student visa route and yes dental hygiene should be your prime option followed by hospital management or masters in public health. This way you will not only have a good paying strong job but also will be able to study for NDEB during your work permit without worrying about your PR process.
Hello, I’ve done BDS and want to pursue MBA from Canada. Can you please suggest if this is a viable option and what would be the scope of employment. Thank you
Hello MBA is a frequently chosen option as well. The employment rate are approximately 70% which is still promising. You can now also pursue MBA in Health-Care or Hospital Management.
Hey there I wanted to know that would we be able to get jobs over there in Canada based on the degrees which you stated as a fresher? What is the guarantee or probability? Also how much would we earn??
Hello, yes of course Canada is a growing market and jobs are readily available for the professions mentioned in the videos. The probability is 88% as per last year’s survey. The earnings are $28-$40 per hour in that range which is about $60,000-$80,000 per year. This is more than sufficient to live a healthy lifestyle in Canada.
The courses are not as difficult as portrayed because it is solely based on your contributions to it while studying. They are designed to not stress us out but creatively learn and apply the knowledge. Therefore I believe difficulties are inversely proportional to our input and interest.
Hello sir . I have completed my bds 8 yrs ago and want to migrate to Canada for PR. Can I do medical office administration programme. ? Or are there any other courses ?
You absolutely may do the administrative course, you can also do the public health courses, or dental hygiene in you are into clinical or you can attempt bigger degree programs like biotech masters. Although before you make any decisions about opting for student visa route, please do consider the express entry PR route as your 8 years of experience may help you get higher points.
Sir , I am a BDS graduate ( 2019) from India..i have 2 yrs of experience. I would like to go to Canada on a student visa.. I wud like to practice a non clinical job there..so is it worth taking MPH degree? What jobs do we get after completing MPH, what's the basic pay.. I'm little tensed about opting this course,coz I don't know the job prospectives..and have worries with getting a work permit after this..sir, do we really get a decent non - clinical job after this MPH for applying PR?
Hello doctor, yes MPH is absolutely a strong course as per student visa journey. The jobs are high in demand especially after COVID. The main contribution of MPH is in the field of epidemiology which is the study of people and diseases. Therefore, one can be a health inspector in the government or a policymaker in the government to help society fight diseases better. 88% is the employment rate for MPH grads which is high and as far as PR is concerned, you are absolutely safe with that choice.
The secondary choice is the diploma of the same field: HEALTH CARE/OFFICE ADMINISTRATION DIPLOMA: Average cost: $ 30,000 entirely for full course Conestoga - 2 years 3 Campuses: Guelph, Doon and Kitchner Link: www.conestogac.on.ca/fulltime/health-office-administration
Hello~ I just have some questions. After graduating from a dentistry/dental school in Canada, how long does it takes to receive a dental license? Can I receive a license right after graduating from dentistry and be a dentist?
So what happens is once you graduate which is almost always around April, there is a time you give your self to study for the boards and passing which grants you a license. The exam for boards are three times in a year and generally people try for the november one. But that does not mean you cannot practice. Generally after graduation dentists who own clinics can hire you and place a condition on you that we will make you permanent based on you passing your boards.
@@TheToothFactory is it possible to graduate a year early in dental school? Do you mean people can get a license after they graduate (during November!?)
No the way the classes are orgaized, there is a set time frame for each of them so there is a predetermined time when you would graduate. And yes you shall graduate then you can get a license. Now this is if you choose to take the dental university route. If you were to take the internationally trained dentists NDEB exam route then you could literally go through a few exams to get the license. Which route is yours?
Sir I done my bds from India and got 60 percent and now I got canadian PR via spousal sponsorship Sir plss me guide me which courses I can do other than Ndeb with low gpa in my bds and Also Sir I completed my 12 from punjab board...not from cbse
Hello, I am glad you are a PR and that helps you cut short your time for the NDEB timeline. Also, you can do Dental Hygiene since it is a well paying career not just a job and since you are a PR they will treat you like a domestic student it should not be a problem to get your admission. Your high school boards will not matter, you just need to get a WES evaluation done. The colleges will use that give you admission.
Hi I have completed my Bds from india (no experience after study). I am also PR. Now I want to persue study in dentistry field and have done WES already. Could u plz suggest me any dental diploma or course
We have many international dentists we keep in touch with and converse with regards to the steps ahead. We shall also chat on the same platform doctor.
Hello sir Is there any scholarship for dental hygienist, denturist, mpa mha?? Which is best course to do?? I am really confused. Is our internship record important because I lost it.
Hello Neenu, unfortunately there are no scholarships for international applicants for those courses. The best is dependant upon your preference of clinical practice or non clinical. If the first choice then dental hygiene is. The best.
One more question sir...I am planning to join medical coding course in India..if I clear AAPC exam means will I get part time job in Canada?? Is there scope for this job??
I am a bds graduate from India ,what exams or which course I need to do In the field of pharmacovigilance in canada? And is there is a scope for it in canada? Salary? Or just qualifying the exam is enough for to practice as pharmacovigilance?
Hello doctor, for the field of Pharmacovigilance, there are several certifications that you can opt for in order to work in Canada and the most popular of them all is called: “The clinical research, drug safety and pharmacovigilance” and it is a post-grade diploma program of 44 weeks in duration. It is offered most successfully by AAPS institute located in Toronto as well as 2 other locations. Your BDS is enough to fulfil the requirements for admission and the jobs are also available in the market at a steady pace. Major research and pharma companies hire graduates on a drug safety measure at an average salary of $30 per hour which is $60,000 per year. It is considered above average in Canada. I have also left a link below to the program I just summarised. Hope this helps doctor: www.aaps.ca/diploma/clinical-research-drug-safety-and-pharmacovigilance-diploma-programme
Hello sir, I hope you are doing great. I am Neha Aheer from India. I’m reaching out to you because I want to know few things about MPH program. ● Some universities require undergraduate statistics courses is it mandatory? ● My academic background is B.D.S from India and I scored 68% during my graduation with distinction in 1 subject in final year. However,some university prefer candidates with 70% or above scores. ●I have recently completed my graduation, I want to know if experience is mandatory for MPH? I would greatly appreciate if you will help me out with this.
Hello Dr. Aheer! First of all congratulations on you becoming a dentist. I shall answer your question in the sequence asked: - not all universities require that course as a part of undergrad. You can apply to some universities such as Western in Ontario and Lake Head in Ontario which does not require that. -your credentials are very good and yes they may say 70% but if your other credentials are higher like your IELTS scores then they will consider your 68 as well. Also your statement of purpose plays an incredible role in your admission process. - no you do not need any clinical experience as a requirement for admissions. Hope this helps doc!
Hello doc and thank you for your appreciation. Both course have equal power of getting you a PR, not one is better than the other but it depends on your preference as to choosing a clinical course or a theoretical research course. It depends on whether you like dental clinical work or you are actually wanting away from dentistry and want to have an office job in the future with management associated roles.
Hello! Yes it is available and it is a fabulous choice for a backup incase dentistry is your primary goal. Here is a link that will answer all your questions with regards to the course in canada. collegedunia.com/canada/article/masters-in-health-informatics-in-canada-best-universities-program-fees-admission-eligibility-scholarships-and-job-prospects
Hii sir. Thanks for your valuable information. I have 6+ years of gap from BDS degree from India. whether it will impact studying Canada? How to apply for a dental hygienist from India? would you suggest some colleges or university?
Hello, I understand you have 6+ years of gap which is not a bad thing because eventually when you try to apply for NDEB licensing, you will need clinical expertise. Academically there are such frequent updates that recent graduates also need to study just as hard to catch up with updates in Dentistry. For example recently the periodontology classification just changed and it redefines gingivitis. So do not worry about your gap. You will pull it through regardless doc. Now in order for you to apply to a dental hygiene program, you first select the college, go to its website and email them regarding their COVID updates as some colleges are not accepting students. Later short list colleges based on acceptance and your preference. Then they have a portal where you can apply to a course and submit the required documents they ask for. Then we wait for their response. Follow the instructions they give you until offer letter is issued. Also i just want to add here, you may not need to come on student visa, please do look into PR directly. You are a dentist and 6 years since your graduation, you might really be eligible. Check it out. Also here is the link to colleges and universities that offer dental hygiene in Canada. www.cdha.ca/cdha/Education/Students/Dental_Hygiene_Schools___Programs/CDHA/Education/Students/Dental_Hygiene_Schools___Programs.aspx
Hello, i'm a final year BDS student. I want to pursue dentistry in canada. Recently i've come across all the problems faced during visa process by choosing "dental hygiene" as a career option. I want to continue in clinical field rather than pursuing MPH or MHA. Can you please guide me for the same. As I've mentioned above clinical line is my primary focus but due to visa rejection should i go for "dental hygiene" in 2022?
So most recently, it has come to light that choosing the highly saturated field dental hygiene is resulting visa rejections. And MPH MHA are not as popular due to them being non clinical courses. In order for us to do dentistry in Canada we must have a preplanned route towards PR as well as NDEB. In both scenarios we must enter Canada on either direct PR or student visa. So far so good. But to come to Canada dental hygiene does not seem to be a solid option as of now. And many people now choose: 1.) office administration 2.) denturist 3.) dental assistant
hello sir i have completed my internship in September 2021. i am a bit confused whether to apply for study visa or premanent residency. and if i come through study visa can i do course in diet and nutrition and side by side prepare for ndeb . plzz reply sir 😊
Hello doctor, congratulations on becoming a dentist back home! I would go for student visa however still get your points calculated for express entry just for the sake of knowledge. Any consultant can help you calculate the points and how well you may qualify for express entry. Now for student visa any course that helps you get a job later with a strong candidacy for PR such as the nutrition as well. Also studying for NDEB is tricky while on students visa, we recommend that to attain the best results, we would study for NDEB on work permit. We also have a video on how to proceed after BDS and make your way towards PR and DDS in Canada. Here is the link to our guide doc: ua-cam.com/video/1x7FiuqJbkk/v-deo.html
Thank you so much for your reply Doc.
Will keep following your information.
Meet you soon in Canada.
Absolutely soon you in Canada
Very very useful thanks a lot...
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much sir for this amazing information👍🏻💐
Could you please recommend Universities for the MPH program ?
Hello Doc, thank you for the appreciation. Here is the link to all your doubts regarding different universities that offer MPH. With this website you are able to view and download all brochures for various universities.
collegedunia.com/canada/article/masters-in-public-health-in-canada-cost-eligibility-admission-process-scholarships-and-job-opportunities
Hello sir .
I am a dentist from India, completed my bds in 2018 and have 3 years of work experience.
I’m coming to Canada on spouse open work permit. I want to pursue dentistry.
What’s are my options?
What can I do while on sowp which could help me when I pursue dds in Canada/Usa??
Can I work in a dental office based on my bds rather than work in a wallmart or a restaurant as working in a dental office would help me in the future.
Please guide me.
Hello doctor, yes there are several clinics that offer jobs to us BDS grads with titles such as:
- sterilisation technician
- front end administration
- dental assistant (level 1)
- clinical clerk
And so on. Ultimately it builds your profile in dentistry in Canada and that is our target. I used to work as an assistant/sterilisation tech as well at one point without any Canadian credentials and solely based on my BDS. However, it takes a lot of research and hunting to find a job like that but it sure is possible.
Hello Doctor, my sister is a Dentist from India, right now she has come as a Permanent resident to Canada - please guide us for what are her options she is not interested to get practising as a dentist here - apart from that what can she do ? Where to start and what are her options -
Thanks
Hello, it would be our pleasure to help guide your sister’s pathways in Canada as requested. If it is possible, we request a phone conversation on our WhatsApp Business number +17802432726.
This way you can stay connected to us easily and we can also revert to you better. Kindly message us there and we shall schedule a call for you.
Can you please make a video for biotech master program
Masters of biotech for sure mam. I shall communicate with my team for the same.
Hi my daughter got free Bds seat this year.she didn't like to join mbbs b category seat. Because it's cost 60lakhs for 5 years.after bds she wants to settle in abroad.is it good idea.which state is good?.
Hello, BDS is a very wise choice she will enjoy dentistry as well. After BDS she can come to Canada on students visa and eventually get through to DDS which is dentistry in Canada as well. In my opinion Ontario and British Columbia are two very prosperous provinces of Canada for her. We also have a video on how to come here snd end up with a PR snd DDS as well:
ua-cam.com/video/1x7FiuqJbkk/v-deo.html
@@TheToothFactory thank you
Please talk about dental anesthetic
Surely, we shall make a video on it.
Hi sir tell me about details of occupation health hazard and safety course after bds in canada
Hello, yes so OHS is a course which is not always chosen by many international students due to its credibility with PR process being low in terms of how many points it give you. But it is technically a post secondary 2 year program which give you a certification in Health and Safety which generally requires a degree in sciences before therefore, BDS will work just fine. Remember it is a certificate course not a diploma which means it may not get you a high paying job and may not be good on PR points either. Here is a link that can summarize the course for you and if you are interested this is the college you want to apply to. It is a good choice.
www.lambtoncollege.ca/custom/LambtonApps/Programs/International.aspx?id=2147508018&type=PI&location=Toronto#courselist
Hope this helped!
Hello sir, i am in last semester of my health care administration and service management course in Conestoga college and currently i am confused about my future job in field like how should i apply other than clinic or hospitals what are other options for me … thank you in advance for your valuable reply
As per administration in health care, clinics and hospitals are our go to options doctor. Indeed, Job Bank and LinkedIn are really good portals to begin your research for jobs.
Hey please make a video on diploma courses after bds in Canada
Sure, we shall add it to the list. Thank you for your suggestion.
@@TheToothFactory waiting for the pg diploma course viseo
@@atuldivakar252 yes absolutely, there are four videos in progress including the pg diploma and will be released this coming weekend.
pls do video on pgd courses after bds
Sure we shall begin work on it right away! Thank you for the feedback suggestion doctor!
Im planning to come canada as dependent... I completed bds wbd worked 3 years as dentist in nepal... What should i do to work as dental hygienist in canada....
Hello doctor, for us to work in Canada as Dental Hygiene, we would have to go through the diploma course in all circumstances. Therefore, I highly recommend planning for applying to various colleges in Canada for dental hygiene program as majority of the college have september intakes and their admissions are open. You will fall under domestic student when you apply.
Dental hygienist or MHA which course has more demand and decent salary ?
I would out my word at Dental Hygiene mainly because along with a basic job under a dentist’s supervision where you earn the same amount as MHA, there is an extended scope of private dental hygiene clinic you can open which can earn you over twice the amount MHA can.
@@TheToothFactory wots th diff in a 3 yr dental hygiene program n 18 months course? If v take 18 months dental hygiene course will it affect our chances of getting a job or low paid salary? In ur video abt dental hygiene in canada u mentioned u prefer George brown college, is thr any other college u like to suggest ? Bcz wen i checked in the website of george brown clg it’s shown that admission for international students r closed for this program
@@Kilukilu123 so the length of the program is not a determinant of how well you get employed or how much you earn. All of that is based on your interview at the job so each college literally will only certify you. Now, I did mention George Brown to be a preference and that if because in ranks of quality of education and competitiveness it is the top most. However, other colleges like Toronto college or Georgian or Cambrian are not terrible. Yes, currently Ontario based colleges have closed their door but temporarily only. However other colleges like Vancouver Island is still accepting here I have pasted a link which states “International Applicants are Accepted”.
www.viu.ca/programs/health/dental-hygiene
@@TheToothFactory Thankyou 😊
@@TheToothFactory what about Oxford college toronto for dental hygiene, is that a good college?
Hello sir , i enrolled in health administration program may 2023 intake at Conestoga College and now on my way to write my sop my agent suggested me to mention you work as a admin trainee instead of dentist as visa will refuse because this course is not related to your field. I am so confused hope you will suggest me the better option in writing experience in sop thank you
So generally these agents have extensive experience in these procedures and their guidance is often valid. Visa rejection is extremely common when the requirements do not align with the course you have selected. We unfortunately at The Tooth Factory do not have any experience in creating profiles. This is due to us just being a nonprofit guidance organization instead of a consulting business.
What would you advice to opt bw MPH ,MHA and dental hygienist as it is little confusing which one to opt
Hello, so this is a very common checkpoint that most of us get stuck at.This is where we have to pull the card of our ultimate vision to choose. See, if you see yourself as a clinician working with patients and working at a practice and staying close to dentistry if you have cleared BDS then dental hygiene is your choice. If you see yourself as a person who is great at analysis and policy making and documentations along with problem solving community wide with new health care approaches while establishing the existing ones effectively then MPH is our way to go. In case you see yourself as someone who is a great leader and keep teamwork running smoothly to manage and run the show at a clinic or a hospital so that health care is provided without any voids and that the institution you work for is working on punctuality with profit and without compromising the patient care then MHA is your way to go. So, ultimately the results as as student visa applicant will be the same. You will study for 2-3 years not matter what you choose, you will have to go through a minimum of 1 year of work permit with any of the three and your PR is looking good too with all 3. So, it comes down to how you wish to proceed with the skill set you have and the interest that attracts your attention.
Hey doc , can u pls tell me wt are the subjects in health care administration and list of the universities having the course
Hello! So for MHA the most famous ones are:
1.) U of Ottawa
2.) U of Toronto
3.) Dalhousie University
4.) U of British Columbia
And here is the link that will elaborate the list of subjects of MHA:
www.dal.ca/academics/programs/graduate/health-administration/program-details/master-program.html
Click on the “courses” as you scroll down in the link.
Hello tooth factory
I persuaded my bds from india. I have my own clinical experience for about 3 years. I want to join the dental hygienist course in canada. As I heard Canadian are preferring only female dental hygienist only is it true or not? How much score do i need in ielts? Can i do job in any provinces without dental hygienist license?
Hello Doc, the answers to your questions are straight forward and simple. There is no gender discrimination in dental hygiene. Male and females are not upon a ratio, it is strictly based on applications. IELTS has a saying, if we get a triple 8 and 7 we are good. This means, overall of no lower than 7 and aiming 8 in each category. Yes, you can apply for and work anywhere in Canada after graduation.
Hi sir
I am dentist (bds) from india want to pursue mha what will be the procedure for document which all document i need and what all universities will be d best plz suggest
Thank you sir
Hello, sure doc, We have a video coming out on MHA next week. It is going to hold all information with regards to the course. If that is okay, I would love for you to keep an eye put for our video. It will answer all your questions.
I completed my bds degree recently and i'm planning to apply for student visa in canada..Can u plz recommend me some universities that offers master courses in healthcare management or administrations in Toronto.
Yes doctor,
MASTERS OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION:
THE TOOTH FACTORY video: ua-cam.com/video/MTS775m0CGs/v-deo.html
Average Cost: $10,000-16,000 per semester, total is about $45,000-65,000
1.) University of Ottawa - 2 years
Link: catalogue.uottawa.ca/en/graduate/master-health-administration-mha/
2.) Dalhousie University - 2 years
Link: www.dal.ca/academics/programs/graduate/health-administration/program-details/master-program.html
3.) University of British Columbia - 2 years
Link: www.grad.ubc.ca/prospective-students/graduate-degree-programs/master-of-health-administration
4.) Ryerson University - 2 years (last option)
Link: www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/master-health-administration-community-care/
Wowwwwww sir
Thank you sir!
Do we need IELTS sir for NDAEB exam and what are the steps for exam sir as an outline
Hello again, IELTS for NDAEB is not a must.
documents.ndaeb.ca/we-candidate-handbook/12/
Here is the link for the steps of the exam and its outline.
Hello Doctor! I'm moving to Canada in 2-3 months on PR. Exploring my options to persue in Canada after BDS from Pakistan. I'm more inclined towards the non-clinical side. My aggregate is 68% which makes me ineligible for MPH or MHA. What should I do please? Also what certificate/diploma is in scope in Canada after BDS? What is your say about Graduate Clinical Research Certificate and Masters in Health Informatics? I want to persue something which can is in scope. Please help me choose a path.
Thanks
Hello doctor, so if you goal is non clinical side and potentially to build a career apart from dentistry in Canada then Masters in Health Informatics, Biotech as well as any MBA in health care are good options to explore. I would steer away from anything that says certificates all in all due to its limitations in scope of employment afterwards.
@@TheToothFactory Thankyou for your reply Doctor. Can I get admission in Health Informatics or Biotech if my aggregate is 68%? Also I havent studied stats or maths in my bachelors which is a prerequisite for many masters degree in Canada. Also which one of the two above mentioned has good scope and job opportunities ? Also any university recommendations please?
Thanks
So with math being a requirement, it is important that a university that you apply to is aware as they can support you in upgrading the Course requirements as well.
Of the two informatics has higher scope for sure and the university I suggest is Waterloo or Toronto.
Hii.. I’ve completed my bds in 2019 in India and in next 2-3 months i am moving to canada as a PR. I have a doubt regarding the IELT score required for the dental hygienist program. And another thing is that does all the admission requirements considered as a domestic student or international for me ?
Hello doctor! Congratulations on your arrival in Canada soon!
The dental hygiene course admission for you will require you to apply as a domestic student but will consider your credentials as international. This means, your prerequisites will be internationally submitted from India however your fees will be considered domestic so you will not be asked to pay excessive tuitions as in the case for international students.
IELTS scores required are 6.5 however, 7.0 and above is good for competition.
@@TheToothFactory thank you so much 👍
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Hello. I have taken MA healthcare leadership as my course in BC, canada.
What arevthe possible job opportunities i can have after the course completion?
Hello! A very stable career I must say. Good job!
The careers after graduation can range from:
1.) HR management
2.) Consulting Organisations
3.) Management in Health Care facility such as a medical clinic or a hospital department
4.) Sales of Health Care Products and management in Sales
5.) Health Policy Administrator for the government
6.) Quality and Safety Training and Consultant at Health and Lab Facilities.
All of these jobs are well paid all over $70-80,000 per year and are very much in demand especially in Alberta and British Columbia.
Hello sir.. i will be completing my mds degree by next month ... and i want to do dds from canada.. but as u said that in dds i need to b a PR holder.. but unfortunately i dont have any work experience because just after my bds , i joined mds.. so my crs score is just 386.. with which i wont be able to get the PR.. so can you please suggest me that which will be the better option for me .?? Should i go on student visa and then apply for pr over there? And If i go for dental hygienist course, they ask for mathematics which was not my subject in 12th grade.. so what should i do sir. ? Kindly help me with this ...
Hello, alright so step one is for you to completely become certain that you will not qualify for PR directly because you double degrees along will contribute to your PR plus if you choose to go through student visa, it will take up to 5 years for you to get your PR and a lot of money. You could spend that same 5 years gaining MDS experience and getting PR directly. So in other words why spend money and struggle to get a PR rather earn money and do doctor’s work and get a PR. Step 2 if you wish to do DDS in canada like a degree course then you need to be in a university which requires a PR but if you just wish to get a dental practice license then you do not need a PR. Step 3 if you choose to get into dental hygiene, maths may be a problem but it is nothing big. They will ask you to complete an upgrading course and it is all online. So do not worry but make sure to choose PR wisely, you are wayyyy to overqualified to come to canada study for a diploma and work at a store to live your days ad pay your fees. In my opinion, you may not have experience right now in MDS but the time you spend in Canada in student visa, you could use to gain the MDS experience and be a doctor.
Hello .. can you please share how hard are these courses , what will be the college timings and how much study time they need in a day?? I m asking because we are planning to move through study visa .. my daughter is one year old .. so I want to know how I ll be able to manage the things .. please share. I am a BDS graduate,2011.
Hello doctor,
These courses are very time consuming as the system in Canada for academics is largely based on assignments and a high frequency of tests. The majority of your studying is worth a large portion of your grade which means you are constantly studying and doing assignments and preparing for weekly and monthly tests. Each day you an spend up to 4-5 hours attending college lectures or labs and the rest of the time you could be spending completing projects and so on. The weekends are what you can possibly spare if you spend studying all week. I understand that you are coming with your family and these courses require a tonne of time. I do wish to ask you if you have considered the express entry since you have such a solid dental background with over 10 years in the field. Is student visa your last resort?
Is GRE or GMAT mandatory to get into MPH program at dalhousie university or UBC?
Yes unfortunately they are a competitive requirement
Thank you for the information. Can you pls suggest as I already have a BDS and MHA degree from India. Will that be considered valid in Canada? Or do I have to do MHA again to work in Canada
Hello doctor, your Indian MHA is unfortunately a contributing factor however not an ultimate factor. This means that it might help add some credits when you study MHA in Canada but you would still need to study MHA entirely in Canada to attain a promising employment.
Thanks Doctor, I really appreciate your quick and apt reply. Also can you pls suggest the course duration of dental hygienist in Canada as some universities offers it in 2 yrs others in 3. Is that be of any difference regarding my job after completing dental hygienist degree.@@TheToothFactory
Now it has become a 3 year course over all at all recognised institutions doctor.
There is no employment bias after graduations from different insiders.
Note:
Please refer to our other conversation on the other comment for details on the dental hygiene program circumstances in Canada as of August 2023.
Hloo Sir...I've completed my BDS in 2021 itself ...I just want to do MHA in canada ...can u pls give me some info regarding shortlist of Universities n fee for MHA over there sir ...
Hello doctor, absolutely we can help. Here is a list that can help you begin the journey of research:
MASTERS OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION:
THE TOOTH FACTORY video: ua-cam.com/video/MTS775m0CGs/v-deo.html
Average Cost: $10,000-16,000 per semester, total is about $45,000-65,000
1.) University of Ottawa - 2 years
Link: catalogue.uottawa.ca/en/graduate/master-health-administration-mha/
2.) Dalhousie University - 2 years
Link: www.dal.ca/academics/programs/graduate/health-administration/program-details/master-program.html
3.) University of British Columbia - 2 years
Link: www.grad.ubc.ca/prospective-students/graduate-degree-programs/master-of-health-administration
4.) Ryerson University - 2 years (last option)
Link: www.ryerson.ca/tedrogersschool/master-health-administration-community-care/
Hi sir
Can you please guide me through to enter into pharamocvigilance in canada
What are the requirements,any courses that ill have to do,duration of time , fee structure
Thank you sir
Hello, here is the go to website for the field of Pharmacovigilance in Canada. It has both certificate and diploma courses and its requirements.
Please visit this link:
www.aaps.ca/diploma/clinical-research-drug-safety-and-pharmacovigilance-diploma-program
And this link below:
www.aaps.ca/diplomas
Hope this helps.
Sir I can write directly NDAEB exam in canada right sir as I am holding a BDS degree from India.....do I need any other entry way to canada to write the exam other than visa
You can write the NDAEB exam in Canada even on visitor visa if you wish. What status are you holding to enter Canada?
I'm applying for visitors visa only sir
And sir could you just let me know approximately how much will it cost for the exam
Oh okay that is still good no problem
The costs of exam, transport, lodging boarding and food would cost you approximately 1500-1700 dollars as the exam is 1000 itself.
Hii Dr
I passed my BDS in 2013, And i have 10 years of clinical experience,
Now i want to move to Canada..
Let me know if i can get MPH esp in family and community medicine 1 year program in Western U
Since i have more gap
So please guide
Hello doctor, yes you definitely would be eligible to apply for it. However, I am not sure if you already have but I wonder if it would be beneficial for you to look into express entry or skilled worker PR approach?
Hi Sir, I am a Dentist working in India. I got admission in Health administration and leadership program. But I want to do dental hygiene program. When I searched I found that there are diploma as well as degree courses regarding dental hygiene. Is diploma in dental hygiene have a good job opportunity in Canada?
Yes doctor dental hygiene diploma graduates have an incredibly high standard of employment opportunity in Canada and also with a high pay as well.
@@TheToothFactory Thank you so much
Hello sir i have done bds froom india and have 3 years of experience and now i am going on spouse visa so am i able to do study any dental related course on spouse Visa or else am i able to give equivalency process exam?
Hello doctor! Are you coming on spousal PR or work permit? In both cases I recommend going through the NDEB equivalency process first and then consider dental assistant licensing or course as well for a job option available when you are studying dentistry.
Hello sir..can I do MPH in india and practise directly in canada
MPH from India or any other country for that matter is not directly valid in Canada. We must completed the 2 year degree in Canada to graduate and practice MPH.
Health information management is a good sir?
Yes it is a fairy new course in the market and it is picking up popularity among the student visa applicants.
My wife is an Indian BDS Dentist. She has this Medical Coding certification(CPC-AAPC) plus she has been working for about a year in an Indian company for an American client as Dental Coder/Reviewer. She has plans to study Health Information Management diploma course in a Canadian college, but doubtful whether it will help her to get jobs in Medical Coding or related fields in Canada? Are there good opportunities for this field in Canada? Please share your insights about this.
Hello, I am glad to see that dentists are expanding their field of vision further than just clinical practice. Please pass our message on to your wife that she is doing an inspiring job. Also, yes Health Information Management, Health Informatics or Management in Health Administration are the courses which hold the syllabus to upgrade your wife's credentials. They not only offer the knowledge to help her advance in that field but also after graduation there is a 87% employment rate as this field is fairy new and in a developing stage. Therefore, demand is high and institutions are just recognizing the importance of the field. Please do look into Canada as they are very inviting and prospects are very high. Hope this helped!
Hloo sir...
Sir I'm gonna complete Forensic Odontology by January 2023 from India. I am interested in working as forensic odontologist in canada. What are the guidelines required sir. I dono how to proceed further. Should I write NDAEB or NDEB to enter as dentist or is there any way to directly enter as forensic odontologist into canada or any additional program do I require. Please can you guide me sir
Hello doctor, congratulations on almost completing your degree. Now for your journey towards becoming a forensic dentist in Canada, you could first go through DDS as a degree program. So you would take the AFK exam and then aim for a high score to get into a university which will then grant you DDS and then continue to your fellowship in forensics to become a forensic dentist. However for all that to be done PR is a must. In Canada to study DDS and a fellowship, we must hold a valid PR. Unfortunately there is no direct route that bypasses this. The other way is to do DSCKE speciality exam which is like MDS to MDS exam but I doubt that will be of much help in our process here. In order for you to get to the PR and DDS point, your entry in Canada is a must. This can be done by either student visa route or by express entry PR. NDAEB is not meant to be a primary mode of entry as it only helps us dentists get a nicer job once we are already in Canada.
Tq sir....sir I checked the dscke exam specialities in which 9 subjects are included but there is no Forensic Odontologist so I cannot write the exam ryt sir to enter as odontologist......rather I will have to take DDS program for Forensic Odontologist....but then I dont get colleges offering Forensic Odontologist programs in canada sir.....could you please let me know
So forensic odontology can be a fellowship after DDS is done and residency in DDS is done. Direct speciality is not available as forensic is not a MDS degree here in Canada.
You may have to go through DDS first
Ok sir tq....then I'll write NDAEB exam and then practice as dental assistant sir as I have BDS degree from India . I can start sending documents to the agency ryt sir for approval so that I can attempt for the upcoming exam in December......
Is project management possible to choose pls reply
Absolutely possible. Lots of people choose project management as a course for student visa.
Hey doc!
I have graduated in 2018 with 2.5 yrs experience in clinical field and 6 months experience in dental cbct imaging. I am interested in medical editing too. Is there any course in canada for medical editing or cbct imaging? I would like the job opportunities as well if these courses are available.
Hello doctor, it is a pleasure to see the expanse of your career and the unique path you have chosen. Congratulations to you for that!
Answering you question, you may be attracted towards this particular course. If it interests you, please let me know so we can talk more of it.
www.dal.ca/faculty/health/health-sciences/programs/undergraduate-programs/radiological-technology.html#:~:text=How%20do%20I%20become%20a,Technologists%20(CAMRT)%20professional%20examination.
@@TheToothFactory Thank you so much for your reply doc! I have been trained in taking dental CBCT scans as well as making images from them. I was looking for a year or two year course which could enhance my knowledge and experience in more advanced softwares.
For sure doctor.
Please review this option and this is 24 months in length.
www.bcit.ca/programs/medical-radiography-diploma-full-time-6635dipma/
@@TheToothFactory thank you!
Health care administration course is good option for alternative career?
Absolutely, it is a very smart choice for a back up. Wait for this weekend. We are releasing a video on MHA and MPH soon to give more insight on details.
Tqq soo much sir
sir i have done my bds with 60 % can i go through equivalency process via exams if not possible throgh university
Absolutely you can proceed with examinations and University route both
Is there any option to do DDs directly after bds in India
So the only way to study DDS in Canada after BDS is to go through the NDEB equivalency process which includes a series of exams at the end of which we get a general practicing license or the degree completion program which is a branch of NDEB process which allows us to get the DDSA DEGREE along with the license. However PR is a must to actually go to a University and study the DDD degree.
M dentist in India with 6 years of 3 experience in clinical field...i scored 6.5 overall in ielts..but m so confuse which one is better for me..pls sir suggest me which one is best for me ????????????.
Hello doctor, in your case I strongly recommend going for a higher IELTS score and applying for PR through express entry. With you and your dental experience, you will get a good point for PR as long as you have a better IELTS score.
@@TheToothFactory sir it's really hard for me to get 8777 due to hectic work schedule.also my age is another factor .m 32 years old..So pls guide me
I understand doctor your schedule prevents you from targeting IELTS to the maximum potential althoughIELTS is a medium through which you can cross the competition in express entry otherwise our secondary route is student’s visa route. It is certainly a more predictable route towards PR in Canada but it sure will be lengthy, expensive and most importantly struggled. In the case where student’s visa seems to be the appropriate choice of course, then considering your end goal in Canada would be to become a dentist and practice dentistry, it would be dental hygiene you should go towards as that way you do not loose your clinical skills. It also is proven to be a strong back up career for international dentists to earn suitable income from as well.
@@TheToothFactory wonderful advice....Sir if I choose mph then in future can I eligible for dds or not..
Oh yes absolutely you are still eligible for heading towards dentistry. It just limits you from practicing dental tasks while you are studying and those skills you will need when applying to dental schools
Hello I've completed my bds degree in 2020 from Bangladesh ... I want to know how can i pursue career in dentistry in canada? And how can i get PR there? And it is easy to get PR after completing course?
So doctor, you have two routes. You can either try the student’s visa course journey to work permit and then to PR or you can apply for direct express entry. I wouldn’t say it is easy but it is doable.
Sir, actually some canadian universities are asking aggregate greater than 70%,,which I was lacking,,so can I join in college for health administration course??
Is it equally worth ??
So at a college the health admin course is a diploma while at a university you may acquire a masters degree. They may have the same foundation but they do not entail the same job prospects. Masters degree will always be ranked higher.
How much dental hygienist can earn monthly ?
It depends on the province we live in and the experience we carry. Anywhere from $35-$55 per hour is within the range.
@@TheToothFactory Do you have any Instagram account? I heard from someone that this profession is good for girls not for boys what's your opinion regarding this ?
Yes our instagram is @thetoooothfactory
Unfortunately there is some speculation of such perspectives floating around but the raw truth about hygiene or any other profession is that the employment capacity lies in the skill, talent, and expertise of the applicant of a job. Gender is not a category of selection that we must compete against. Therefore, from both personal experience and litigation, I must say that gender discrimination does not play a role. Hope those helps
Hello doctor, I've completed my BDS in 2010 in India with aggregate 70%, no backs, then I practiced as a general dentist until 2017. Then there a gap until now, so I'm more interested in non clinical jobs moving on. What do you suggest I should choose and should I go for student visa or whether I'd be a good candidate for PR or not?
Helllo doctor, you would beba good candidate for express entry PR considering you do exceptionally well on IELTS scores. And your secondary route should be approaching student visa. See ultimately you may take the route of attaining a masters degree in Canada. With that degree you can have a self sustaining employment and an enjoyable non clinical career as well be a good standing for PR as well. Now the only difference is that with student visa route, you will be spending 3 times as much as you would if you were PR to gain a masters degree. So make PR our first priority and if not then we approach student visa route. In terms of which course, I recommend choosing masters degree in research or administration fields as they are promising and jobs are at a consistency.
@@TheToothFactory thank you for the quick response doctor, so I'll make IELTS my first priority and then we can take it from there. I might keep coming back with follow up questions, bear with me.
Oh for sure doctor, feel free to share your progress and ask any questions during the process.
I am waiting to take my AFK exam. Got my eval in March. Do you think it's worth going to Hygiene school? Or should I just wait and take my dentistry exams first.
Hello Doctor! Glad to hear your documents are now back and approved. I always say this to my friends and I will tell you the same: you are a full fledged Dentist, no one or nothing can take that away from you. Nor you yourself or time. So choosing dental hygiene may be a good back up if in case you don’t make it in NDEB but you will make in NDEB you will study hard and clear the exams and in the same amount of time you can graduate Hygiene, you will have your license. So this is your time, do not spend it an inch away from dentistry. Go kill it doc!
Hello sir,
I completed BDS in October 2022. I wish to reach Canada in student visa and I like to choose some clinical course like dental assisiting. When I approached agencies they told that I will get visa rejection if I choose that course. I'm confused. Will you pls give me some guidance in this regard.?!
And also I heard that for getting dental hygiene we should clear some other equivalency of canada 12th grade. Is it true.?!. Pls rply
Hello doctor firstly, congratulations on becoming a dentist!
You’re journey to Canada must be chosen very specifically and safely as we wish to avoid any visa rejections. Yes your consultants are correct, as a dentist if you ask for assistant course then the government is the one to reject more often than the college. So be very careful as to what you choose and yes for hygiene maths is important and majority of dentists in India would have avoided maths in grade 12. That is what they speak of. I also suggest looking into bachelors of dental hygiene as a degree.
Hi sir.. i appreciate ur effort in making video and giving replies for every question and guiding accordingly
I completed my dentistry in India in 2014 since then I been working in non clinical side (US healthcare)as a medical reviewer. Now I want to explore myself and want to do a non clinical course in Canada. could you please guide me which way is the best for me to grow and pursue my career. Other thing I want to know is the experience which I hold now, is it gonna helpful for me to pursue my career in Canada.
I will be very glad if I get a reply for this comment. Thanks
Hello doctor thank you so much for your blessings and well wishes. And you have a great profile set up for you doctor.
And for your journey in Canada for NonClinical aspect, I think MPH is a great route.
Here is something that can help you:
MASTERS IN PUBLIC HEALTH:
THE TOOTH FACTORY Video: ua-cam.com/video/tTYXcnDll6w/v-deo.html
Average Cost: $15,000 per semester, total is about $50,000-$60,000
1.) Lakehead university- 2 years
Link: csdc.lakeheadu.ca/Catalog/ViewCatalog.aspx?pageid=viewcatalog&catalogid=29&chapterid=9372&loaduseredits=True
2.) University of Ottawa - 2 years
Link: catalogue.uottawa.ca/en/graduate/master-public-health/#overviewtext
3.) Memorial University - 2 years
Link: www.mun.ca/become/graduate/programs-and-courses/public-health/
4.) Simon Fraser - 2 years
Link: www.sfu.ca/fhs/graduate/prospective/mph.html
5.) Western University - 2 years or 1 Year
Link: www.schulich.uwo.ca/publichealth/
(Choose 2 years since we will need 2 years of work permit with it)
In this way, you will get a passage way into the non clinical public health side and to get employment, your prior job experience in the USA will be extremely valuable doctor.
Hi doc I am a fresher want to migrate to Canada. Will MHA prog help me?
Hello, which degree have you started studying? And you may pursue MHA after graduation from the degree.
Sir,After bds course from Bangladesh can i get the opportunity to be settled in canada?
And this is the process which u have told in this video?
Hello doctor, yes you sure may. And that is what this video is about as well
Hey doc
I am still persuing my bds , i just wanted to know how do i immigrate to Canada on what basis like if study visa what course should I opt for ? Dental hygienist or something else and then go for equivalency exams ??
Hello, exactly you got it! The most convenient route for you will be a student visa route and yes dental hygiene should be your prime option followed by hospital management or masters in public health. This way you will not only have a good paying strong job but also will be able to study for NDEB during your work permit without worrying about your PR process.
@@TheToothFactory Thank youuu so much doc
Hello, I’ve done BDS and want to pursue MBA from Canada. Can you please suggest if this is a viable option and what would be the scope of employment. Thank you
Hello MBA is a frequently chosen option as well. The employment rate are approximately 70% which is still promising. You can now also pursue MBA in Health-Care or Hospital Management.
Hey there I wanted to know that would we be able to get jobs over there in Canada based on the degrees which you stated as a fresher? What is the guarantee or probability? Also how much would we earn??
Hello, yes of course Canada is a growing market and jobs are readily available for the professions mentioned in the videos. The probability is 88% as per last year’s survey. The earnings are $28-$40 per hour in that range which is about $60,000-$80,000 per year. This is more than sufficient to live a healthy lifestyle in Canada.
hello there ! is GRE or maths required for mph/mha after bds (in india ) in canada??
are mph/ mha difficult courses ????
The courses are not as difficult as portrayed because it is solely based on your contributions to it while studying. They are designed to not stress us out but creatively learn and apply the knowledge. Therefore I believe difficulties are inversely proportional to our input and interest.
Hello sir . I have completed my bds 8 yrs ago and want to migrate to Canada for PR. Can I do medical office administration programme. ? Or are there any other courses ?
You absolutely may do the administrative course, you can also do the public health courses, or dental hygiene in you are into clinical or you can attempt bigger degree programs like biotech masters. Although before you make any decisions about opting for student visa route, please do consider the express entry PR route as your 8 years of experience may help you get higher points.
@@TheToothFactory thank you sir
@@TheToothFactory if I apply for PR what type of job offer will I get sir
Sir , I am a BDS graduate ( 2019) from India..i have 2 yrs of experience. I would like to go to Canada on a student visa..
I wud like to practice a non clinical job there..so is it worth taking MPH degree? What jobs do we get after completing MPH, what's the basic pay.. I'm little tensed about opting this course,coz I don't know the job prospectives..and have worries with getting a work permit after this..sir, do we really get a decent non - clinical job after this MPH for applying PR?
Hello doctor, yes MPH is absolutely a strong course as per student visa journey. The jobs are high in demand especially after COVID. The main contribution of MPH is in the field of epidemiology which is the study of people and diseases. Therefore, one can be a health inspector in the government or a policymaker in the government to help society fight diseases better. 88% is the employment rate for MPH grads which is high and as far as PR is concerned, you are absolutely safe with that choice.
Oh and the pay is about $60,000-80,000 per year which is a solid number of an above average lifestyle.
Hello sir , i want to know about the average percentage required for getting admission for masters program like mph or mha
Generally websites say 65% but I say 70% for beating competition.
Generally websites say 65% but I say 70% for beating competition.
I don’t have that much percentage so what are other better options for me other than masters
The secondary choice is the diploma of the same field:
HEALTH CARE/OFFICE ADMINISTRATION DIPLOMA:
Average cost: $ 30,000 entirely for full course
Conestoga - 2 years
3 Campuses: Guelph, Doon and Kitchner
Link: www.conestogac.on.ca/fulltime/health-office-administration
Thank you so much sir for replying all my queries
Hello~ I just have some questions. After graduating from a dentistry/dental school in Canada, how long does it takes to receive a dental license? Can I receive a license right after graduating from dentistry and be a dentist?
So what happens is once you graduate which is almost always around April, there is a time you give your self to study for the boards and passing which grants you a license. The exam for boards are three times in a year and generally people try for the november one. But that does not mean you cannot practice. Generally after graduation dentists who own clinics can hire you and place a condition on you that we will make you permanent based on you passing your boards.
@@TheToothFactory is it possible to graduate a year early in dental school? Do you mean people can get a license after they graduate (during November!?)
No the way the classes are orgaized, there is a set time frame for each of them so there is a predetermined time when you would graduate. And yes you shall graduate then you can get a license. Now this is if you choose to take the dental university route. If you were to take the internationally trained dentists NDEB exam route then you could literally go through a few exams to get the license. Which route is yours?
@@TheToothFactory I want to attend dentistry and go back to my country which is Korea. Am I able to go back?
Oh okay so you are wanting to pursue dentistry for the first time starting in Canada. What are your current academic credentials?
Sir I done my bds from India and got 60 percent and now I got canadian PR via spousal sponsorship Sir plss me guide me which courses I can do other than Ndeb with low gpa in my bds and Also Sir I completed my 12 from punjab board...not from cbse
Hello, I am glad you are a PR and that helps you cut short your time for the NDEB timeline. Also, you can do Dental Hygiene since it is a well paying career not just a job and since you are a PR they will treat you like a domestic student it should not be a problem to get your admission.
Your high school boards will not matter, you just need to get a WES evaluation done. The colleges will use that give you admission.
Hi
I have completed my Bds from india (no experience after study). I am also PR. Now I want to persue study in dentistry field and have done WES already.
Could u plz suggest me any dental diploma or course
Hey any way to contact you? I hve passd my bds and i n looking forwrd to come canada for my masters
Congratulations doctor!
Yes there is. You may contact us on Instagram or Facebook page they are named @thetoooothfactory
We have many international dentists we keep in touch with and converse with regards to the steps ahead. We shall also chat on the same platform doctor.
@@TheToothFactory thankyou so much for the respond! Shall connect you very soon on FB
Absolutely our pleasure doc. Talk to you soon.
Hello sir
Is there any scholarship for dental hygienist, denturist, mpa mha??
Which is best course to do?? I am really confused. Is our internship record important because I lost it.
Hello Neenu, unfortunately there are no scholarships for international applicants for those courses. The best is dependant upon your preference of clinical practice or non clinical. If the first choice then dental hygiene is. The best.
Your internship records are not important but your internship completion is important
So Neenu I would make sure all the university provided documents are nice and ready for NDEB equivalency when you’re ready for dentistry as well.
Thank you so much sir
One more question sir...I am planning to join medical coding course in India..if I clear AAPC exam means will I get part time job in Canada?? Is there scope for this job??
I am a bds graduate from India ,what exams or which course I need to do In the field of pharmacovigilance in canada? And is there is a scope for it in canada? Salary? Or just qualifying the exam is enough for to practice as pharmacovigilance?
Hello doctor, for the field of Pharmacovigilance, there are several certifications that you can opt for in order to work in Canada and the most popular of them all is called: “The clinical research, drug safety and pharmacovigilance” and it is a post-grade diploma program of 44 weeks in duration. It is offered most successfully by AAPS institute located in Toronto as well as 2 other locations. Your BDS is enough to fulfil the requirements for admission and the jobs are also available in the market at a steady pace. Major research and pharma companies hire graduates on a drug safety measure at an average salary of $30 per hour which is $60,000 per year. It is considered above average in Canada. I have also left a link below to the program I just summarised. Hope this helps doctor:
www.aaps.ca/diploma/clinical-research-drug-safety-and-pharmacovigilance-diploma-programme
@@TheToothFactory sir there it is written that page not found.so can you please help?
Here try this link:
www.aaps.ca/diplomas
Hello sir, I hope you are doing great.
I am Neha Aheer from India.
I’m reaching out to you because I want to know few things about MPH program.
● Some universities require undergraduate statistics courses is it mandatory?
● My academic background is B.D.S from India and I scored 68% during my graduation with distinction in 1 subject in final year. However,some university prefer candidates with 70% or above scores.
●I have recently completed my graduation, I want to know if experience is mandatory for MPH?
I would greatly appreciate if you will help me out with this.
Hello Dr. Aheer! First of all congratulations on you becoming a dentist. I shall answer your question in the sequence asked:
- not all universities require that course as a part of undergrad. You can apply to some universities such as Western in Ontario and Lake Head in Ontario which does not require that.
-your credentials are very good and yes they may say 70% but if your other credentials are higher like your IELTS scores then they will consider your 68 as well. Also your statement of purpose plays an incredible role in your admission process.
- no you do not need any clinical experience as a requirement for admissions.
Hope this helps doc!
@@TheToothFactory thank you so much sir for this information
You are very welcome doctor
Hie. Loved your video. I want to ask tht I m confused between mha and dental hygienist, which course can help us in getting pr
Hello doc and thank you for your appreciation. Both course have equal power of getting you a PR, not one is better than the other but it depends on your preference as to choosing a clinical course or a theoretical research course. It depends on whether you like dental clinical work or you are actually wanting away from dentistry and want to have an office job in the future with management associated roles.
Is Masters in Health Informatics available in Canada? If so can you please list out the university offering the course.
Hello! Yes it is available and it is a fabulous choice for a backup incase dentistry is your primary goal. Here is a link that will answer all your questions with regards to the course in canada.
collegedunia.com/canada/article/masters-in-health-informatics-in-canada-best-universities-program-fees-admission-eligibility-scholarships-and-job-prospects
Hii sir.
Thanks for your valuable information.
I have 6+ years of gap from BDS degree from India.
whether it will impact studying Canada?
How to apply for a dental hygienist from India?
would you suggest some colleges or university?
Hello, I understand you have 6+ years of gap which is not a bad thing because eventually when you try to apply for NDEB licensing, you will need clinical expertise. Academically there are such frequent updates that recent graduates also need to study just as hard to catch up with updates in Dentistry. For example recently the periodontology classification just changed and it redefines gingivitis. So do not worry about your gap. You will pull it through regardless doc. Now in order for you to apply to a dental hygiene program, you first select the college, go to its website and email them regarding their COVID updates as some colleges are not accepting students. Later short list colleges based on acceptance and your preference. Then they have a portal where you can apply to a course and submit the required documents they ask for. Then we wait for their response. Follow the instructions they give you until offer letter is issued. Also i just want to add here, you may not need to come on student visa, please do look into PR directly. You are a dentist and 6 years since your graduation, you might really be eligible. Check it out.
Also here is the link to colleges and universities that offer dental hygiene in Canada.
www.cdha.ca/cdha/Education/Students/Dental_Hygiene_Schools___Programs/CDHA/Education/Students/Dental_Hygiene_Schools___Programs.aspx
Hello, i'm a final year BDS student.
I want to pursue dentistry in canada.
Recently i've come across all the problems faced during visa process by choosing "dental hygiene" as a career option.
I want to continue in clinical field rather than pursuing MPH or MHA.
Can you please guide me for the same.
As I've mentioned above clinical line is my primary focus but due to visa rejection should i go for "dental hygiene" in 2022?
So most recently, it has come to light that choosing the highly saturated field dental hygiene is resulting visa rejections. And MPH MHA are not as popular due to them being non clinical courses. In order for us to do dentistry in Canada we must have a preplanned route towards PR as well as NDEB. In both scenarios we must enter Canada on either direct PR or student visa. So far so good. But to come to Canada dental hygiene does not seem to be a solid option as of now. And many people now choose:
1.) office administration
2.) denturist
3.) dental assistant
hello sir i have completed my internship in September 2021. i am a bit confused whether to apply for study visa or premanent residency. and if i come through study visa can i do course in diet and nutrition and side by side prepare for ndeb . plzz reply sir 😊
Hello doctor, congratulations on becoming a dentist back home!
I would go for student visa however still get your points calculated for express entry just for the sake of knowledge. Any consultant can help you calculate the points and how well you may qualify for express entry. Now for student visa any course that helps you get a job later with a strong candidacy for PR such as the nutrition as well. Also studying for NDEB is tricky while on students visa, we recommend that to attain the best results, we would study for NDEB on work permit. We also have a video on how to proceed after BDS and make your way towards PR and DDS in Canada. Here is the link to our guide doc:
ua-cam.com/video/1x7FiuqJbkk/v-deo.html