Recreation: Annual butter tart festival. Local historic site and museums. Outdoor recreation opportunities for boating/sailing, mountain biking, ice fishing, and cross country skiing.
Cultural Notes: Small town feel in the heart of cottage country with a seasonal influx of people.
Cost of Living: The cost of living in Midland is lower than in Toronto but is still 7% higher than the national average. Rent and housing costs are particularly more expensive relative to the national average.
PGY-1: 3 blocks of Family Medicine. Rotations of one block each in Hospitalist, Internal Medicine, Surgery, Ob/Gyne, Psychiatry, and Emergency Medicine. Half block rotations in Geriatrics and Palliative Care.
PGY-2: Six blocks Family Medicine. Opportunities for horizontal experiences in Ob/Gyne, Geriatrics, MSK, Psychiatry, Internal Medicine, Surgery and Anesthesia.
Unique features: Practice Management curriculum, Teaching Residents to Teach, residents maintain their own mini-practice, opportunities for low-risk OB and long term care call
