The City of Woodstock will be offering five $1,000 scholarships.
WOODSTOCK/OXFORD COUNTY - There is a demand for more family doctors in Oxford County.
The City of Woodstock will be offering five $1,000 scholarships. To be eligible for the money, you must be a resident of Woodstock or Oxford County and be registered in a medical school or family medicine residency program by the Medical Council of Canada. You will also have to provide your current Curriculum Vitae, proof of acceptance or current enrollment in a recognized program and a written submission outlining your future career intention.
The scholarship is one of many new initiatives that came out of the 2024 budget, and with recent numbers from the Health Analytics Branch and Health Force Ontario, the Friendly City needs at least 6 new family doctors to meet the local demand. While, across the County the number would be closer to 12 to meet demand.
You can click here to find out more about the scholarship and to apply.

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